Discover 5 destinations with hot springs in Brazil and get to know perfect places to relax, take care of your health, and enjoy nature traduzido por: OPENROUTER
Submitted at Jul 15, 2026, 4:00 PM

O Parque das Fontes, em Rio Quente (GO), reúne piscinas naturais e um rio de águas termais cristalinas, proporcionando uma experiência de relaxamento em meio à natureza durante todo o ano. (Divulgação/Divulgação)
Hot springs are known for their naturally high temperatures and high concentration of minerals, which provide moments of relaxation and well-being. In addition to being excellent options for those who want to rest, these destinations usually offer a complete infrastructure, with hotels, water parks, spas and attractions in the middle of nature.
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In Brazil, several cities have hot water springs of underground origin, attracting tourists throughout the year. Whether for a romantic trip, with the family or to renew energies, these places combine leisure, enchanting landscapes and unique experiences. Discover five destinations with hot springs that deserve to be on your travel itinerary.
Located about 30 km apart, Caldas Novas and Rio Quente form the main hot springs hub in Brazil and one of the largest in the world. While Caldas Novas concentrates hundreds of hotels, clubs and water parks supplied by natural springs with temperatures between 30°C and 57°C, Rio Quente is known for housing the famous naturally heated river and one of the largest tourist complexes in the country.
O Parque das Fontes, em Rio Quente, é o coração da experiência, com águas termais a 37,5°C que se renovam constantemente. (Melhores Destinos/Divulgação)
Together, the cities offer attractions for all ages, including thermal pools, artificial beaches, Cerrado preservation areas, trails and leisure options throughout the year. Due to their proximity, many visitors take advantage of the trip to visit both destinations on the same itinerary.
In the west of Santa Catarina, Piratuba has become a reference in thermal tourism thanks to the waters that spring from a deep aquifer at approximately 38°C. The main attraction is the thermal park, which brings together pools, hydromassages, showers and leisure spaces for all ages.
Termas Piratuba em Santa Catarina. (Divulgação/Divulgação)
The city also preserves the charm of the countryside, with quiet streets, typical gastronomy and tours such as the traditional tourist train that runs through the region. It is a destination widely sought after during winter, when the contrast between the cold and the hot waters makes the experience even more pleasant.
Part of the Circuito das Águas Paulista, Águas de Lindóia is known for its mineral and thermal water springs used both for leisure and therapeutic treatments. The city has bathing resorts, spas and hotels that offer immersion baths, massages and therapies focused on relaxation.
O Thermas Hot World, em Águas de Lindóia, SP. (Melhores Destinos/Divulgação)
In addition, the destination charms with the landscapes of the Serra da Mantiqueira, the cafes, craft fairs and the welcoming atmosphere. It is an excellent choice for those looking for a short trip out of the São Paulo capital.
Gravatal is another important destination in Santa Catarina for those looking for hot springs. Its springs have temperatures close to 37°C and are recognized for the mineral properties that attract visitors seeking rest and quality of life.
Hotel Termas do Gravatal, em Santa Catarina. (Portal de Gravatal/Divulgação)
The city offers hotels and resorts equipped with thermal pools, as well as green areas that encourage walks and moments of contemplation. The peaceful pace of the municipality makes Gravatal an ideal destination to slow down and enjoy days of rest in contact with nature.
Although it is better known for its nearby beaches and Northeastern culture, Mossoró is also home to one of the main thermal water complexes in the Northeast. The pools are supplied by naturally heated waters that reach around 38°C, providing comfort at any time of year.
Thermas Hotel Mossoró em Rio Grande do Norte. (Divulgação/Divulgação)
The destination brings together leisure, lodging, and infrastructure for families, in addition to being close to attractions such as dunes, salt flats, and beaches of the Costa Branca. For those who want to explore an option different from the traditional resorts of the South and Central-West, Mossoró offers a complete relaxation experience.
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