Salda Lake

Lake Salda is very similar to the bays of the Maldives, and it is called the “Maldives of Turkey”, because of its white sandy beach and clear turquoise waters. It is located on a tectonic hole with a depth of 184 meters and in a closed basin in the Yesilova region of Burdur, and hosts about 300 thousand visitors in the summer of each year, where thousands of visitors from the country and abroad flock to see and photograph this natural wonder, as it dazzles everyone who sees it with its captivating beauty, and the lake has obtained the status of a natural protected area since 1989, and it has high tourism potential that makes it one of The most important attractions in Turkey.