All listed hot springs in Brazil
| Hot spring | Water temp | Type | Nearest town |
|---|---|---|---|
| Balneário Municipal de Águas de Lindóia | Not recorded | Developed | Águas de Lindóia |
| Spa Thermal Doutor Octavio Moura Andrade | Not recorded | Resort | São Pedro (4 mi) |
| Balneário Municipal Mizael Marques Sobrinho | Not recorded | Developed | Cerqueira César (12 mi) |
| Balneário de Termas de Ibira | Not recorded | Developed | Urupês (10 mi) |
| Caldas de Prata | Not recorded | Natural | Nova Prata (6 mi) |
| Sandra Garcia Yasui | Not recorded | Developed | Bragança Paulista (2 mi) |
| Balneário Teotônio Vilela | Not recorded | Developed | São João da Boa Vista (6 mi) |
| Complexo Thermal da Lama Negra | Not recorded | Natural | Peruíbe |
| Fonte Dona Beja | Not recorded | Natural | Araxá (4 mi) |
| Hotel de Trânsito-praças | Not recorded | Natural | Mangaratiba (8 mi) |
| Puerto leticia | Not recorded | Natural | Tabatinga (1 mi) |
Types of hot springs in Brazil
- Hot springs resorts and spas: 1. Lodging, spa services and managed pools fed by thermal water. Easiest access, usually the highest price.
- Developed hot springs pools and bathhouses: 5. Built pools, tubs or bathhouses run by a business, town or park. Expect an entry fee, opening hours and changing rooms.
- Natural hot springs: 5. A named thermal source with little or no building. Some have rock pools, others are too hot or too shallow to soak in.
Frequently asked questions
Are there hot springs in Brazil?
Yes. This directory lists 11 hot springs and thermal baths in Brazil, including 6 developed pools, bathhouses or spa resorts.
Do I need a swimsuit at hot springs in Brazil?
Rules differ by place. Most public thermal pools expect swimwear, while some traditional baths are nude and single-sex. Check the rules of each venue before you go.