Süleymanlı Lake
The total area is 1.05 km2 and its altitude is 1150 m. It’s in the Sazak Plain within Buldan Town’s border. The water is fresh and there is a camping area. Hunting is also permitted.

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ÇİVRİL LIGHTED LAKE WATER BIRDS PROTECTION AREA

Isikli Lake is located in the Çivril Plain in the northwest of Dinar. It was taken to the status of Class A Wetland with the International Ramsar Convention. Due to its potential, it has been proposed by Denizli National Park Engineering as "Water Birds Protection Area". About 800 m. at altitude, the area is 3500 ha. It is around. The lake is fed by the Büyük Menderes River, Dark Creek and Kuti Stream. On the east, west and south coasts of the lake, which was fed with water sources coming from the east, were built. For this reason, the water level in the lake has risen and reeds have decreased.

The lake also creates an important living environment for water birds. One of the species hatching in the region; Little Baladan, Pied Heron, Little Egret, Big Egret, Redbud Heron, Paddyman, Brown Goose, Angit, Pasbaş Dalağan, Sea Eagle, Sedge Deluge, Red Hawk, Stilt, Laughing Tern, Mustache Tern, Akkanatli Tern, Prairie Figs specimens. One of the water birds observed in the lake in winter; Lesser Cormorant (max. 390), Great White Fish (max. 140), Sakarca Goose (max. 300), Grizzly Goose (max. 920), Teal (max. 5025), Fishtail (max. 7800), Kepçel (max. .750), Swamp Snipe (max. 1080).
In addition, Sea Eagle, Bearded Vulture, Gökçe Delice, Great Forest Eagle (max. 16), Shah Eagle, Bıyıklı Doğan and Ulu Doğan are the predators wintering in the region. In addition, wild boar and deer that come to drink water from Akdağ are also seen.

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Kartal Lake
The lake is on the north side of Mount Çiçekbaba’ s peak, which is south of Beyağaç Town. Its altitude is 1903 m. The Forest Ministry’s General Directorate of Wild Animals and National Parks has declared it a protected area. The oldest black pine trees are here at this lake and its surroundings. The ages of these black pine trees range from 850 to 1300 years. The lake and national forest form a rich natural preserve. Kartal Lake is 23 km from Beyağaç Town, 129 km from Denizli, 110 km from Aphrodisias, 118 km from Muğla and 36 km from Köyceğiz.

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Yukarı Dağdere Lake
The lake is surrounded by pine trees in Yukarı Dağdere Village near Honaz Town. The water is fresh and there are fish in it.

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Adı güzeller Baraj Lake

Eşen Lake (Beyağaç)
8 km from Beyağaç town center.The dam reservoir and its surroundings, which are at a distance, were taken to the status of resting place in the forest in 1995.Its total area is 231.50 ha.850 m.The water surface of the pond, which is located at a height of 75 ha, is sportive angling.Mirror carp were produced in the pond.Water sports potential is high.Its surroundings are covered with red pine forests.There is no facility in the area.Admission is free, visitor capacity is 500 people per day.

RIVERS

Büyük Menderes
The total length is 529 km, 194 km of which is within Denizli’s border. Its flow rate is 44.32 m3/sec. The source of the river is near Dinar Town. After flowing through the Işıklı Dam, it passes through Çivril, Çal and Baklan plains, turns to the north, east of Çal Town, and enters into Güney Town’s border. It passes through a very thin passageway that is 20 km long called “Dere Alanı.” It also becomes a waterfall in the Büyük Sarıkaya area. The electric system of Bekilli Town is also situated there. It reaches the Aegean Sea in the Dipburnu area, that is, in Balat Village near Söke District.

Banaz Çayı:  Its total length is 170 km, 13 km of which is in Denizli Border. Electricity for Güney District is provided from Banaz Çayı. It is called Mill River because there are many mills along the banks of the River.  

Çürüksu: The total length is 101 km, 96 km of which is in Denizli. Its flow rate is 9.26 m3/sec. The water includes rich calcium hydro carbonate, which accounts for its Turkish name meaning “rotten water.” The amount of the water decreases in summer months. It includes Karaçay and Honaz Creeks. Southeast of Denizli, Gökpınar also joins them.

Akçay  (Bozdoğan Çayı): The total length is 137 km. 70 km of it is within Denizli’s Border. The flow rate is 17.37 m3/sec. Its source is in the Bozdağ and Sandraz Mountains. It is fed by Yeni Dere Creek near Kızılcabölük where it increases its volume enough to irrigate the Eskere and Bozdoğan Plains.

Dalaman Çayı:  Of its total length of 201 km, 81 km are in Denizli. It’s flow rate is 17.37 m3/sec. It’s fed by underground waters. It flows through Gireniz Mountain Pass right after Acıpayam Plain’s border. It reaches the Mediterranean Sea after it passes through the borders of Muğla and Köyceğiz.

Küfi Çayı:  Its total length is 97 km, 32 km of which is in Denizli. It’s flow rate is 3.34 m3/sec. It merges into the Büyük Menderes River.

Hamam Çayı:  Its total length is 48 km. 32 km of it is in Denizli Border. Its source is 9 km northeast of Çeşme Village. It ends 3 km northeast of Adıgüzeller Village.

Gökpınar Çayı: Its length of 38 km is completely within Denizli. Its flow rate is 2.86 m3/sec. Its source is 10 km northeast of Tavas Town, and it ends 9 km north of Denizli Province where it joins the Çürüksu River.

Yeni Dere:  The total length within the border is 70 km. Its flow rate is 2.46 m3/sec. It joins the Akçay 2 km west of Karakaya Village near Kale Town.

Derbent Çayı:  Its length within the border is 32 km. Its flow rate is 1.00 m3/sec. and its source is 6 km west of Buldan Town. It joins Alaşehir River 16 km north of Buldan Town.