aguas termales

I went on the Red Planet Expedition tour. After a few days of long tours being able to get into the hot springs with only our tour(only Red Planet sleeps close enough to go at night!) it was amazing!!! I can't not explain how awestruck I was to be able to sit in the shallow (about at your waist when you sit) water with soft sand under you, the cold air and bright stars above! It was an unforgettable and unbelievable experience. I wish it was in a more centrally located area so I could easily go again and again!

It is rather tiny place, good is that you have a place to change clothes and dry yourself. Have 6 soles to pay the bathroom.

Nothing special. Cold outside, some 25C water inside. Not very big, mostly full of people. No special experience. Better skip and stay longer on some other places on this tour and

After two days of dust, this is welcome !! the temperature is pleasant, to do if it's not crowded, In my case it was not :)

Amazing experience, getting out is a bit tough and after a quick dry and getting dressed in the changing rooms we found our swimwear frozen.

Loved the relaxing time in the hot springs stop on the tour of the Salar de Uyuni! The surrounding landscape looks like something one would expect to see on the moon! I absolutely loved hanging about here for a nice little half hour!Don't stay in too long because the altitude and lack of oxygen will make you light-headed!

MAKE SURE your tour that you're booking takes you to the Aguas Termales. I wasn't sure I'd be getting in since it was so cold outside, but the water was perfectly warm (about 100F) and the scenery was out of this world. Everyone in the pool is in a great mood, and it's ACTUALLY a thermal bath, not a man-made pool with natural water. Highly recommend!

we stayed at the hotel just beside the pool. We came late evening and it was frezzing cold also at the hotel. So we jumped in the pool. It was amazing sitting there in the pitch black, full moon, millions of starts, 0 degress and hot hot water. I will never forget it ! Dont stay in there to long, some peopel got sick the next day because of the hight and the chock your body gets from the hot water !

After being in a land cruiser for 2 days and getting up at 5 in the morning to see the geysers, getting in the hot pools was total bliss! The views are stunning! Must do! Cost - 6Bs

The pools are really small. Don't expect a huge pool. The water is very hot and after sitting in a jeep for a long time it's a welcome treat. The views are stunning!

Situated in the Avaroa National Park, this attraction was part of a four day Jeep tour from Tupiza to Uyuni.We stopped here for lunch and a dip in the hot springs. It was a welcome stop because there were no showers to be had the night before. The springs are quite hot and afford a stunning view. There are change rooms but no towels are provided, so don’t forget to bring one.

Its a small Thermal Pool in the N.P. It costs 5bs to use but it is refreshingly warm and stunning scenery.

After a cold overnight camping in Laguna Verde, this thermal bath was outstanding, hot and inviting and constantly bubbling up new water. Spent a good hour soaking it all in!!! Hope this review was helpful!!!

This was a stop on our salt flats tour at about 7am. An hour earlier at the geysers I was wearing all the warm clothes I had. I was the only one in our Jeep of 6 brave enough to get down to my bikini and get in but it was well worth it. Very warm in the water and steamy from the cold air. It was busy at 7am as all the tours seem to follow the same trail, however when we passed through again later in the day it was deserted. No facilities for changing and the toilets were locked at 7am.

Bassin très sympa dans un cadre exceptionnel, mais beaucoup de monde à l'intérieur.Il est préférable d'attendre que les gens partent avant d'accéder au bonheur de la chaleur du bain.