Arapey Thermal Springs resort is the oldest establishment of spring waters in Uruguay and is said to have the best and most professional tourist infrastructure; its waters are especially suitable for therapeutic use.

It offers a range of facilities such as indoor and open-air swimming pools surrounded by leafy green gardens of outstanding beauty.

These thermal springs are located 80 kilometres north from the city of Salto and the average temperature in its waters is 39ºC.

It is a major attraction for tourists all year round as several facilities and comfortable accommodation are offered. Such facilities cater for all tastes, from tourists who wish to rest peacefully to those seeking for medicinal waters with therapeutic proprieties.

Through Reservas.net it is possible to make reservations by phone or on-line for accommodation in Hotels, apartments or Apart-Hotels located on different spots of the city or within the thermal resorts.

Moreover, the main hotel chains such as Barceló are available at this site.

In order to experience an enjoyable and pleasant stay in your area of interest a hotel in Arapey Thermal Springs can be booked in advance in a simple, effective and quick way.

Due to its special features, water from Arapey Thermal Spring can be used as alternative and healing medicine and is excellent for therapeutic treatments.

It is its distinctive characteristics that make this water ideal for drinking and to be used as a stomach sedative and diuretic with healing and antiseptic effects.

Furthermore, not only can this water be used in Balneotherapy, considering its sedative properties for stimulating baths, but also it is highly effective when it comes to rheumatism in general.

Salto, located 80 kilometres south from the Arapey Thermal Springs, is the capital city of the province bearing the same name. Friendly and undeniably pleasant, this city boasts a very good infrastructure.

Moreover, its remarkable development in terms of culture turns the city into one of the most interesting spots for tourists visiting the country.

As soon as we arrive at the city we get the immediate impression of being in a place where the strength of progress peacefully coexists with remembrances and traditions from the past.