Natural Wonders & Lakes

One of the largest salt lakes in the world, Tuz Lake is famous for its vast white landscape and mirror-like reflections. Especially at sunset, it offers a surreal atmosphere and unforgettable photo opportunities.

Often called the “Eye of Anatolia,” Meke Crater Lake is a rare volcanic formation with dramatic natural beauty. Its crater structure and isolated setting make it one of Turkey’s most unique landscapes.

Known for its deep blue color and volcanic origins, Acıgöl stands out with its striking contrast against the surrounding terrain. It is a peaceful natural stop ideal for nature lovers and photographers.

Surrounded by fertile plains and rich cultural history, Akşehir Lake reflects the traditional Anatolian countryside. The lake is closely connected to local life and offers calm, scenic views.

A quiet freshwater lake known for its natural serenity and birdlife. Ilgın Çavuşçu Lake is an ideal spot for those seeking untouched nature and a relaxing environment.

Located near the Taurus Mountains, Suğla Lake is valued for its wide wetlands and seasonal beauty. The lake supports local agriculture and offers impressive natural scenery throughout the year.

Ereğli Akgöl is an important wetland area rich in biodiversity, especially bird species. Its peaceful atmosphere and natural balance make it a hidden gem of Central Anatolia.

The largest freshwater lake in Turkey, Beyşehir Lake is known for its clear waters, small islands, and surrounding mountains. It combines natural beauty with cultural heritage, creating a truly memorable landscape.