Pamukkale and Salda Lake Tour from Kemer

If you’re on holiday in Kemer, you can take Pamukkale and Lake Salda Tour. The proposed tour is interesting as it includes visits to numerous historical locations. Some wellness procedures are also offered.

What is the program of the tour?

The tour starts early in the morning, so it will be necessary to sacrifice a bit of sleep and quality of night rest. A modern bus will be delivered to the hotel early in the morning. An English-speaking guide will meet you and explain how the next few hours of your trip will go.
The number of places to visit is large enough. The stops are planned in such a way that the guests have enough time to study the terrain and take memorable photos.
The cost of the tour includes:
– Round-trip transfer;
– a ticket;
– two meals a day;
– English Language Guide services;
– the insurance.
It is important to mention that beverages are covered additionally, as well as other personal expenses. You can also buy a $15 ticket to the Cleopatra  Swimming Pool. It is desirable to have swimming wear, sunglasses and sunscreen.

The Turkish Maldives

This is what tourists call Lake Salda. It has a white bottom and the water is turquoise-colored. Being here, it’s hard to believe you’re actually still in Turkey. It is worth mentioning that the lake was opened to tourists not long ago, so many experienced travellers have not visited it before. This is a great opportunity to explore the unique history and beauty of this place.

Hierapolis ruins

If you like to walk through the ruins of old towns, it is absolutely necessary to get acquainted with this location. Thousands of tourists come here every year to take a closer look at unique historical monuments. The old town is close to Pamukkale, that’s why many tourists have already visited the area. Even if you’ve been here before, you’ll find a lot of interesting things in the future.

«Cotton Castle»

Remarkably, «Pamukkale» is translated as «Cotton Castle», however there is also an ancient legend that confirms this name. It was formerly inhabited by titans who were picking up cotton. It subsequently became hard and started turning into huge rocks. Today they are called travertines.

Cleopatra Pool

Tourists are also invited to visit the unique pool with mineral water. According to the legend Cleopatra herself was a frequent guest here and liked taking wellness baths.

Amphitheatre

The unique feature of this amphitheatre is that it has a capacity of 25,000 spectators and has been perfectly preserved to this day. During many centuries fascinating performances were held here, and nowadays tourists can get acquainted with the monument of the ancient architecture.