Thermalism

The energy of the volcano in Neuquén

High-temperature waters emerge from the earth at the Copahue Hot Springs, at the foot of the Copahue volcano in the province of Neuquén. Amidst an incredible landscape filled with ancient araucaria trees, the internationally recognized qualities of its waters and mud have a powerful energizing effect for the body and a relaxing effect for the mind. The Copahue-Caviahue thermal center offers various massage, mud therapy, and hydromassage treatments, as well as kinesiology and specialized gyms to provide health, relaxation, and beauty to its visitors. In the north of the province, the Domuyo hot springs offer their healing waters, and the Epulafquen hot springs are in the south, near Junín de los Andes. The ideal time to enjoy the hot springs in Neuquén is between November and May, although in winter, Copahue maintains the “Laguna del Chancho” and steam baths, offering a relaxing experience amidst the snowy surroundings.

More information here: https://termas.neuquen.gov.ar/

Recreation and relaxation in La Pampa

The province of La Pampa offers a thermal experience with a wide variety of therapeutic treatments. The Bernardo Larroudé hot springs offer pools with thermal waters. Individual spas for immersion baths or hydromassages, massage and beauty salons, a sauna, a gym, and a jacuzzi; local and general mud therapy services, seaweed treatments (phyllotherapy), massages, facial and body aesthetics, dermatology (psoriasis, acne), rheumatic diseases (osteoarthritis, muscle contractures, low back pain, sciatica), and vascular diseases (varicose veins, peripheral circulatory disorders, heart disease). Therapies for relaxation and enjoyment, as well as various sports and recreational activities, feature in this natural setting of 24 wooded acres.

More information here: https://turismo.lapampa.gob.ar/bernardo-larraude.html