Pamukkale and Salda Lake Guided Tour from Belek and Antalya

After picking up our guests from their hotels, we will set off for Pamukkale.We will also give our guests a break on the way for breakfast. Breakfast is included in price.

Renowned for its white calcium terraces, formed by thermal spring waters that precipitate calcium when they cool.The thermal water is around 30°C and is reputed to have therapeutic properties.Visitors can swim, walk on the terraces, and capture breathtaking photos of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Step back in time as you walk through the ruins of Hierapolis, a city founded in the 2nd century BC by the Bergamons. Known as the “holy city,” Hierapolis thrived under Roman rule and stands today as a stunning example of ancient urban planning and Roman architecture.

Marvel at the grandeur of the ancient structures, from temples to bathhouses, and delve into the city’s rich religious and cultural heritage. Discover the intricately preserved necropolis, one of the largest ancient cemeteries in the region, offering a fascinating look into historical burial practices.

Hierapolis also holds deep spiritual significance—Philip the Apostle is believed to have lived and been martyred here, making it a key pilgrimage site for early Christians.

Whether you're a history enthusiast, a spiritual traveler, or simply curious about ancient civilizations, Hierapolis offers an unforgettable journey through time.

Located near the Pamukkale terraces and the lower side of Hierapolis.Named after Queen Cleopatra, rumored to have bathed in its waters.Thermal water maintains a temperature of 36°C year-round.Submerged columns and wall fragments from ancient times enhance its mystical charm.

Often included as part of the tour, Salda Lake is referred to as "Turkey’s Maldives" due to its turquoise waters and white sandy beaches.

After visiting Salda lake, our return trip to Belek will start.