Central Area

Panimávida Hot Springs: Panimávida is a charming town at 110 kms. from Linares city. The Hotel and the Hot Springs are near the main Square, its tradition is given by the prestige of hydro-massages and thermal mud treatments, services initiated in 1822. The complex offers covered thermal swimming pools, outdoor swimming pools and individual thermal tubs. The hotel offers accommodation, restaurant, minigolf, children's playroom and theatre. These Thermal settings promotes health, inspires tranquility and relax.

Information and reservations:

(56-73) 712143, Panimávida, Linares.

(56-02) 2642744, Santiago.

Quinamávida Hot Springs: Situated in Quinamávida S/N, Colbún, Linares - Colbún way , at km.16. "Quinamávida" Hot Springs Hotel is surrounded by a beautiful park that occupies 380 hectares. The thermal water temperature is between 18º to 27ºC. They have mud baths, steam baths, individual thermal tubs, a thermal water Olympic swimming pool and fitness machines.

Information phone:

(56) 73 627 100

Catillo Hot Springs: Located 23 kms. southwest of Parral city. An idyllic place with thermal baths, large green areas, gymnasium, , playground for children and many paths through forests and rivers. Open only during summer (December to March).

Information phone:

(56-73) 461111/ 461420

Chillán Hot Springs: Place in the hills of Chillán Vocano, in the midst of The Andes Mountain Range. At 82 kms. east from Chillán and 194 kms. east of Concepción city, at an altitude of 1,600 mts. The centre offers four thermal sulphur and ferrum water swimming pools, natural steam and mud baths. Surrounded by beautiful landscapes and luxuriant "Robles" (Oaks), Lengas and Coigües forest vegetation. This Resort is within a privileged area of marvelous natural resources.

The Chillán Ski Centre is one of the most visited in Chile, with a complete infrastructure for enjoying the mountain.

The Resort is open all year round.

Information Phone:

(56-42) 434200, Chillán.

(56-2) 233 1313, Santiago.

"Baños de la Monja" Hot Springs: Placed in Maule Region (VII), 8 kms. southeast of Panimávida and 250 m.a.s.l. An Order of Nun who live in the area observed that the soil was not good for farming, and suspecting about the therapeutic properties of the thermal water and mud, they send them for studies that fortunately confirmed their healing properties. In honor to the nuns that discovered these thermal springs these baths bears its name.

The centre offers camp site, picnic area and fully equipped cabins. Trekking, horseback riding, observation of a diverse flora and fauna are some of the suggested activities. Interesting crafts and local degustation products are offered.