Isparta Roses fields & Tectonic Lake Salda [245072P15]
Salda is a lovely lake located in a mountain valley where NASA's Mars Rover has taken samples from for the search for life in outer space. The lake, which is situated on an alluvial plain, contains rich mineral waters with a high concentration of clay, soda, and magnesium. Skin conditions can be treated by swimming at Salda Lake. Don't forget to fetch healing water from the shore's source; ask your guide for directions. Many people come here because of the remarkable property of the water's changing color depending on the season and time of day.
Field of roses. a never-ending sea of roses in bloom, with incredible scents. A lot of time will be available for picture and video shoots.
Field of roses. a never-ending sea of roses in bloom, with incredible scents. A lot of time will be available for picture and video shoots.
ADDITIONAL INFO
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
INCLUDED
- Insurance
NOT INCLUDED
- Personal expenses
CANCELLATION POLICY
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
ITINERARY
- The village of Guneykent, not far from the city of Isparta, is famous not only in Turkey, but also abroad, for its rose plantations. An endless sea of flowering roses and breathtaking smells. You will have plenty of time for photo and video sessions. Next we will visit the factory, where we will learn the secret recipes for processing rose petals ; plus, you will have the opportunity to purchase fragrant soap , sachet, oil and more.
- After lunch we will go to Lake Salda; often described as ‘The Maldives of Turkey.’ Tectonic lake is the second deepest (184m) in the country, but has no equal in beauty, purity of water and the presence of a white magnesite shore.. Wonderful property to change the colour of the waters depending on the time of year and day. Contemplate the beautiful scenery; walk a ‘mile of beach,’ or swim in the püre, clear, waters of the lake...
