Thermal Spas

Argentina is the thermal land par excellence. It hosts more than 40 thermal centers, worldwide acknowledged not only by the properties of their water but also for the outstanding infrastructure that complement them.

Waters have volcanic, magmatic or telluric origins and they are enhanced by the diverse minerals, existing from North to South. They are recommended for the treatment of diverse illness of the skin, bones, digestive, breathing, or circulative systems, as well as for relax and beauty treatments.

In the North, there are 17 centers in the middle of amazing natural landscapes.  We may quote Termas de Reyes in Jujuy and Termas de Río Hondo in Santiago del Estero.

Even though Chaco hosts the Termas de Roque Sáenz Peña, of quite important infrastructure, it is in the province of Entre Ríos where the most important thermal centers of the region can be found. Worth to be mentioned: Chajarí, Colón, Concordia, Federación, Gualeguaychú, La Paz, María Grande, San José and Villa Elisa. These centers, designed under the manner of “thermal parks” may be visited by the whole family, during the whole year.

The province of Neuquén hosts the Copahue National Park with its Thermal Center.  Termas de Domuyo and Termas de Lahuenco are also found in this province. In the province of La Pampa, tourists may visit the Bernardo Larroudé and Guatraché centers, both with high quality infrastructure and waters with multiple healing properties.

The Mar Chiquita center is found at the north east of the province of Córdoba.

San Luis features two important sources of thermal waters: Termas de San Gerónimo and Termas de Balde. Mendoza has seven areas of thermal waters, among which we can mention: El Challao, Los Molles and Cacheuta. Besides, Termas Santa Teresita are found in La Rioja and the centers of Termas de Pismanta and La Laja, in San Juan.