Unwind and immerse yourself in the serene beauty of nature. This exclusive tour from Manavgat to Salda Lake and Pamukkale invites you to experience two of Turkey’s most stunning natural attractions. Discover the enchanting ‘Turkish Maldives’ and indulge in its inviting warm waters, before marveling at the breathtaking vistas of Cotton Castle. Your journey through Manavgat, Salda, and Pamukkale will be an unforgettable adventure, creating lasting memories.
Exploring Turkey’s natural wonders is a captivating experience, appealing to both locals and international visitors. The Manavgat Salda and Pamukkale Tour offers a unique journey to Salda Lake and Pamukkale, showcasing Turkey’s pristine natural beauty.
Perched in the mountains, Salda Lake remains an untouched gem, safeguarded by strict regulations that prohibit any construction in its vicinity. The only accommodations near this serene lake are at an official campsite situated a short distance from the shore. Near Salda Lake, a quaint hotel is available, providing visitors with light refreshments and restroom facilities, marking the only construction near this protected site.
The tour’s next highlight is the exploration of Pamukkale, nestled at the foot of spectacular white travertine rock formations. Formed over thousands of years by calcified water, these formations resemble icy terrains but are warm to the touch. They feature natural thermal pools, believed to possess therapeutic qualities. Climbing these formations reveals the ancient city of Hierapolis, offering a glimpse into its rich historical tapestry. This tour to Pamukkale and Salda Lake stands as an unforgettable conclusion to any holiday in Manavgat.
For the Salda Lake & Pamukkale Tour from Manavgat, you have two options to choose from: the Classic and the All-Inclusive package.
For the Classic package, the price is 45 euros for adults and 25 euros for children aged 4 to 11. Children up to and including 4 years travel free of charge. The all-inclusive package costs 65 euros for adults and 35 euros for children between 4 and 11 years old. Here too, children up to 4 years travel free. You can easily select your desired package using our booking form.
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What do you need to bring with you?
Towels, swimming costumes, sun cream, sunglasses, camera, comfortable clothing, comfortable shoes, and a hat are all recommended.
The tour from Manavgat to Salda and Pamukkale operates daily, starting in the early hours. Guests will be collected from their hotels in Manavgat and transported in a comfortable coach. A knowledgeable guide will accompany you, offering insights into the sights you will explore.
Your journey begins with an early morning departure. A cozy bus will collect you from your accommodation in Manavgat, where you’ll be welcomed by a friendly tour guide who will outline the day’s schedule. On the way to your first destination, enjoy a brief stop for a morning snack to energize.
Salda Lake, often referred to as the Turkish Maldives, boasts clear turquoise waters surrounded by pristine white sands and chalky formations, making it the country’s most unspoiled lake. You’ll get an hour to freely explore this enchanting area. Whether you choose to swim or simply soak up the scenery, remember to capture the moments with your camera, as the views here are truly postcard-worthy.
Following your exploration of Salda Lake, the journey continues towards Pamukkale, where you’ll stop for a meal at a traditional eatery before reaching your next stop.
Upon arrival in Pamukkale, you’ll delve into the ancient city of Hierapolis, a once-thriving center for healing and spirituality. The tour includes visits to residential ruins, a vast necropolis, an amphitheater, and Roman bathhouses, with your guide providing insightful commentary on each site’s historical and cultural context.
Pamukkale is also home to a breathtaking geological phenomenon known as the Cotton Castle, where mineral-rich thermal waters flow down white travertine terraces. You’ll have ample opportunity to explore and photograph this natural wonder. For those interested, there’s also the option to swim in the ancient thermal waters of Cleopatra’s Pool, though a separate fee is required.
The day concludes with a tranquil bus ride back to Manavgat, offering one last chance to enjoy the picturesque views of the region as you reflect on the day’s adventures.
Great tour with the amazing guide Mr Mehmet, lots of free time to swim in the Cleopatra pool and take photos of Pamukkale, lots of interesting information about the region and Turkey itself, I definitely recommend!
It is the wonder of nature. It was great to swim in the Cleopatra pool. The trip was fun and the guides were very caring about us and giving many interesting stories and facts. Thank you!