The best hot springs in Southern Chile

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Thanks to the Andes, Chile boasts an extensive chain of volcanoes that give rise to truly unique hot springs. In fact, it’s believed that there are around 275 such sources distributed throughout the territory.

From healing bodily ailments to calming the mind, the benefits of thermal baths are countless. Moreover, in the south of our country, these hot springs are nestled amidst evergreen forests, creating a magical spectacle. Below, we’ve selected some of the most renowned.

1. Termas Geométricas

Two people enjoying the Termas Geométricas hot springs — Photo: @termas_geometricas

This masterpiece by architect Germán del Sol is a landmark of national design. Located in a natural gorge within Villarrica National Park, its 20 stone pools are connected by a red wooden walkway that snakes over a river of icy waters.

With architecture that integrates into the wild nature without invading it, the steam and the sound of waterfalls create an atmosphere of introspection unique in the world.

Address: Coñaripe – Palguín Road Km 16, Coñaripe, Panguipulli Commune, Los Ríos Region.
Website: termasgeometricas.cl.
2026 Prices: From $50,000 (Adults). It is important to book online in advance.

2. Pucón Botanical Thermal Park

Located in the Huife sector, this park is an ode to Southern Chile’s biodiversity. Unlike other centers, here the pools are immersed in a meticulously maintained botanical garden, where native flora embraces each hot spring.

Its design aims for bathers to feel part of the forest ecosystem, offering a sensory experience where the aroma of temperate forest and the humidity of the Valdivian jungle define the experience.

Address: Huife Road Km 30, Pucón.
Website: parquetermalbotanico.cl.
2026 Prices: $35,000 (Adults) / $25,000 (Children).

3. Termas del Sol (Puelo)

Situated at the entrance to Northern Patagonia, these hot springs were designed with extreme minimalism in mind so as not to compete with the imposing landscape of Cochamó. With 10 circular stone-lined pools, the design invites contemplation of the Puelo River valley in complete tranquility.

This complex prioritizes the use of noble materials and simple geometry, making visitors feel protected yet exposed to the immensity of Patagonian nature.

Address: Road to Puelo, Río Puelo sector, Cochamó.
Website: termasdelsol.com.
2026 Prices: $43,000 (Adults) / $24,000 (Children).

4. Termas de Chillán (Nevados de Chillán)

In the Ñuble Region’s mountain range lies the Nevados de Chillán Mountain Center, one of South America’s most important ski and snowboard destinations. Among its various services are the Termas de Chillán, supplied by volcanic waters with a high concentration of sulfur and magnesium, renowned for their therapeutic benefits.

The complex is famous for its high-mountain setting and its lenga forests which, in winter, are covered in snow, creating an unparalleled thermal contrast.

Address: Km 80 Road to Termas, Pinto, Ñuble.
Website: www.nevadosdechillan.com/parque-de-agua.
2026 Prices: Day access from $45,000.

5. Termas de Malleco (formerly Tolhuaca)

Outdoor pool at Termas Malleco — Photo: @cristina__villarroel

Formerly known as Termas de Tolhuaca, the Termas de Malleco are surrounded by an ancient araucaria forest in the foothills of Curacautín.

Their waters flow at high temperatures, allowing for comforting baths even in the harshest winters of La Araucanía. Always, under the mystical presence of volcanic peaks and the cascading waters of the Malleco River.

Address: Km 33 Inspector Fernández Road, Curacautín.
Website: termasmalleco.cl.
2026 Prices: Full Day Ticket: $34,000 (Adults).

6. Termas de Puyehue

Located in the heart of Puyehue National Park, these hot springs boast an impressive European-style infrastructure that includes large indoor pools and a spa specializing in balneotherapy and health treatments.

Its forested surroundings and proximity to Lake Puyehue make it an ideal destination for families seeking comfort, excellent gastronomy, and the opportunity to go trekking before immersing themselves in its waters.