Karahayıt Red Spring
A thermal spring surrounded by reddish mineral deposits.
Visiting conditions
These details reflect conditions on the date checked. Unlisted criteria have not yet been verified.
Setting
Outdoors
02.10.2026 · SourceOpening hours and admission
Opening hours
Plan a daylight visit and observe closures and local access notices. A fixed timetable has not been verified.
A verified weekly visiting schedule is not yet available.
Admission
Unknown
Check current admission and extra-service charges before travelling; no verified price is available.
Prices may vary by visitor type, ticket coverage and season.
Getting there
From Pamukkale follow directions to Kırmızı Su in Karahayıt.
Visiting tips
Keep to marked paths and check forest access and fire restrictions before travelling.
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