Hot springs in Peru: 92 springs on the map
Hot springs in Peru on one map: wild springs in nature (24) and pools, 54 of them open-air. Each has its point, how to get there and what is nearby.
Hot springs in Peru on CAMPLY: 92 springs from open maps — wild hot springs in nature (24), developed springs and pools, 54 of them open-air. Water temperature and bathing type are shown where known; open data has no water chemistry. Stopovers and campsites near each spring are on the map.
- Updated 15 October
- Springs in the country: 92
Hot springs in Peru
Showing 24 of 92, described ones first; all of them are on the section map.
Baños Termales de Pacchanta
Opening hours: 24/7. Paid
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños Termales Huyana Putina
Opening hours: 04:00-19:00. Paid
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños Termales Municipales de Putina
Paid
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños Termales de Marcapata
Opening hours: Mo-Su 06:00-20:00
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños Termales de Machacancha
Paid
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños Termales de Ccaccato
Paid
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños Termales de Lares
Opening hours: Mo-Su 06:00-00:00
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños Termales de San Mateo
Paid
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños termales de Jepelacio
Paid
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Piscina Publica de Aguas Termales
Opening hours: Mo-Su 06:30-06:30, 16:00-16:00
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños Termales del Inca
Paid
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Aguas Calientes
Entry Fee: 5 SOL for foreigners (including possible camping). Платно
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Aguas Termales de Calientes
Opening hours: 24/7. Paid
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños Termales de Uchuhuma
Paid
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Balneario de Pojpoquella
Opening hours: Fr-We 04:00-19:45
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños Termales
Paid
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Balneario de Junt'uma
Paid
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños Termales de Luicho
Paid
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Valley of Geysers
Monterrey
Baños Termales de Senccata
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Aguas Clientes de Logen
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Baños Termales de Chancos
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
Termales de Aticara
· inferred from OpenStreetMap data, not verified on site
What every spring has
A point on the map
Exactly where the spring or pool is — and how to drive up to it.
Bathing type
Wild spring in nature, developed spring, pool complex or spa.
Open-air
Whether you can bathe outdoors — the key question for a winter trip.
Where to stay
Stopovers and campsites near the spring from the community.