This post is also available in: Español

Looking for the best hot springs near Bogotá, Colombia? Whether you’re planning a relaxing wellness escape or one of the most scenic day trips from Bogotá, this guide covers everything you need to know—from the top thermal baths in Bogotá’s countryside to their incredible health benefits.

Natural hot springs are celebrated for boosting blood circulation, reducing stress, relieving muscle and joint pain, and improving certain skin conditions. But how do they form? When rainwater seeps deep into the earth, it’s naturally heated by volcanic activity far below. The mineral-rich hot water then rises to the surface—often accessed through drilled sources—creating the soothing pools you’ll find at the most beautiful hot springs near Bogotá.


Termales Los Volcanes

@termaleslosvolcanes Instagram

Termales Los Volcanes features a range of pools with different temperatures, thanks to the natural geothermal activity in the region. The soothing waters, enriched with minerals, are believed to have therapeutic properties that can alleviate stress and muscle tension. The resort also offers additional amenities such as spa treatments, saunas, and massages, ensuring a complete wellness experience. You can stay overnight in one of their accommodation options or just go for the day. To get here you can easily take the Machetá bus from Terminal Norte for 18.000 pesos (tell them you’re going to Termales Los Volcanes).

Entry Price: Adults – 42.000 on weekdays and 50.000 on weekends

Operating Hours: 7 am – 5 pm

Location: Machetá, View on Google Maps


Termales Santa Mónica

@termalessantamonica Instagram

Located in Choachí, Termales Santa Mónica is a captivating hot springs complex. Nestled in the lush Andean mountains, this tranquil oasis boasts a series of thermal pools with varying temperatures, allowing visitors to find their ideal spot for relaxation. They offer day passes as well as overnight accommodation and optional spa packages.

Entry Price: 40.000 on weekdays and 55.000 on weekends

Operating Hours: 8 am – 6 pm.

Location: Choachi, View on Google Maps


Termales La Portada de La Villa 

@termaleslaportadadelavilla Instagram

Enjoy a day bathing in these beautiful natural hot springs that are a 15-minute drive from Villa de Leyva. They have a limited number of people allowed inside for a maximum of two hours and the cost is $30.000 per adult and children under 14 are $15.000. Reservations can be made by sending them a WhatsApp message to +573148461276 or send a message to their Instagram @termaleslaportadadelavilla

Entry Price: 30.000

Operating Hours: 5 pm – midnight on weekdays and 10 am – midnight on weekends

Location: Villa de Leyva, View on Google Maps


Dhuchi Club 

@clubdhuchi Instagram

Dhuchi Club is only 30-minutes from Bogotá making it the easiest hot springs to get to. They have quite a few different day pass plans to choose from and maintains itself on not being too crowded. The water here is crystal clear and rich in chlorides, potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, sulfates, and minerals that make this spring an elixir. They also have glamping and cabin options if you would like to stay overnight.

Entry price: Starting at 60.000 pesos for 2-hours, View plans here and must make reservations in advance. Also check out the promo section on their Instagram (@clubdhuchi) for special offers.

Operating Hours: Make reservation in advance to book an available time. Whatsapp +573185135813

Location: La Calera, View on Google Maps


Termales Nápoles

@termalesnapoles Instagram

Termales Nápoles is located 1.5 hours from Bogotá and has the most affordable day pass on this list. They have several pools with various temperatures, a steam room, restaurant, and accommodation options if you want to stay overnight. I recommend going on a weekday if you can to avoid the crowds. Follow @termalesnapoles on Instagram for their latest promos. To get here you can easily take the Machetá bus from Terminal Norte for 18.000 pesos (tell them you’re going to Termales Nápoles)

Entry Price: 23.000 – 33.000 depending on the day of the week, view prices here

Operating Hours: 7:00 am – 5:30 pm

Location: Machetá, View on Google Maps


Experience Bogotá


Author

I'm Joey, a guy from Louisville, Kentucky that packed up and studied abroad at the age of 20 and hasn't moved back since. What started as a semester trip to Panamá has turned into 10+ years of living in Latin America and becoming a full-time travel blogger where I now mostly reside in Bogotá, Colombia. Follow me on Instagram at @joeybonura for more updates on my life abroad!

Comments are closed.

Pin It