Top 3 Spa & Hot Spring Days in Argentina

1.Premium Spa Day at Cacheuta Hot Springs

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 160 reviews · 10 hours (approx.) · from $163Our pick

Spend about 10 hours at Termas de Cacheuta, soaking in thermal pools beside the Mendoza River, trying mud therapy and Argentina’s only grotto sauna, and enjoying a Creole buffet lunch. Hotel transfers are included from selected central Mendoza hotels, but this is a transfer service rather than a guided tour.

“It is an unique experience. The pools are so beautiful and the surrounding mountains makes the place unforgettable. The lunch provided is very good. Transportation was very good. The driver and the tour guide were very friendly.”

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2.Premium Spa Day at the Cacheuta Hot Springs

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 60 reviews · 10 hours · from $156

Ride from central Mendoza to Termas de Cacheuta for eight hours of thermal pools, waterfalls, whirlpools, foot baths, a grotto sauna, mineral mud, and a Criollo-style buffet. Spanish-speaking drivers provide transfers, while massages cost extra and should be reserved early.

“efficient pick ups in mendoza- note that my driver didnt speak English but was very nice! bit of a queue to check in but not a problem as there is plenty of time to relax- the thermal spa itself was so lovely and relaxing! loads of space and not too busy the day I went, plenty of cooler as well as hot pools (it was 30 degrees out so didnt fancy the scorching ones!) and the gardens and shady spaces to read on a sunlounger were perfect. big, varied buffet lunch. good coffee at the spa cafeteria. a peaceful, special day. the mountains and river beside the springs make a…”

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3.Cacheuta Hot Springs Park + Intermediate Rafting

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 51 reviews · 10 hours (approx.) · from $100Best value

From Mendoza, Xnoccio Aventura takes you to Cacheuta and Potrerillos for hot springs, two zip lines, and intermediate rafting. Guides such as Silvio, Pascua, and Aqua have helped make the river section a highlight. Expect about 10 hours, shared transport, and a physical day.

“The rafting was really fun! Aqua is an excellent guide- very talented and fun personality! She speaks English well too. I would personally recommend a longer rafting trip instead of the hot springs as it was the best part. Some of the guides are the current Argentinian champions. Word of advise for fellow gringos- If you are not completely fluent in Spanish you may have a difficult time on this particular tour. The instructions are only given in Spanish and hard to hear when spoken with masks on and given in vans and buses in motion. Aqua did give directives in English and Spanish once we were in the raft…”

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