Eğirdir (Turkish: Eğirdir Gölü, formerly Eğridir) is a lake in the Lakes Region of Turkey. The town of Eğirdir lies near its southern end, 107 kilometers (67 mi) north of Antalya. With an area of 482 square kilometres (186 sq mi) it is the fourth largest lake in Turkey, and the second largest freshwater lake.

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Located on the historical Silk Road, is considered sacred because it is the route St. Paul used on his way from Perge to Pisidia Antiocheia. Crossing the wooden bridges over the streams forming the Aksu River, climbing the hills, looking down valleys, having fun with the ice-cold waters in the streams and watching the flow of the tiny waterfalls; An adventure awaits you to explore under the shade of sycamore, oleander, spruce, pine, andic, carob, laurel, olive, sandalwood and many more trees.

Kovada gölü, çevresinin sık ormanlar ve kısmen elma bahçeleriyle kaplı olması ve yüzlerce çeşit yaban hayvanı barındırması sebebiyle Milli Park ilan edilmiştir. Eğirdir'e 23 km mesafedeki Kovada Gölü, düzenli ve işaretli yürüyüş pkurları, gölde yaşayan yabani hayvanları ve ağaç ile bitkli bitki türleri hakkında bilgilendirici panoları, seyir terası ve olağanüstü manzarasıyla tabiat parkı olarak keyifli bir yolculuk vaadediyor.

Davraz Mountain, an extension of Toros Mountains, is the only winter sports center in Turkey with a lake-view slopes, with a ski facility established at 2.200 m at a distance of 25 km away from Eğirdir.

Sagalassos Ancient City, only 70 km away from Eğirdir, is remarkable for brilliance of its fountains and known as the world's highest theatre with its 9.000-person capacity and specific rock cemetery.