North Corridor
- Termas Caimancito - Aguas Calientes
San Salvador de Jujuy, Jujuy - A 150 km. de S.S de Jujuy Tel: (0388) 421-0804 e-mail
Accommodation , hot springs - Inti Punku
Termas de Río Hondo, Santiago del Estero - Felipe Ibarra s/n
Hot springs
Littoral Corridor
- Termas Victoria del Agua
Victoria - Ruta 11 - km 119, 5 Tel: (0345) 42-6205 e-mail
Thermal water park - Termas Concepción
Concepción del Uruguay, Entre Ríos - Ruta 14 Km 129 Tel: (03442) 43-1100 e-mail
Accommodation, hot springs - Perilago de Salto Grande
Salto Grande - Ruta 14 Km 8 Tel: (0345) 423-0166 e-mail
Hot springs - Parque Termal Chajarí
Chajarí, Entre Ríos - Ruta Nac. Nº 14, Km. 329 y Padre Gallay Tel: (03456) 42-7202 e-mail
Hot springs - Guaychu
Gualeguaychú, Entre Ríos - Autovía Ruta 14 - Km 63 e-mail
Hot springs, spa, coffee-shop, restaurant - Costa Dorada
La Paz, Entre Ríos - Predio Termal Tel: (03437) 42-5160/ 4/ 5/ 6 e-mail
Accommodation, spa , hot springs , restaurant - Complejo Termas de La Paz
La Paz, Entre Ríos - Int. Lamboglia esq. Perón - Bº Termal Tel: (03437) 42-4646 e-mail
Accommodation, spa , hot springs , restaurant - Complejo Termal de Gualeguaychú
Gualeguaychú, Entre Ríos - R. P. Nº 42 - Pueblo Belgrano e-mail
Hot springs, spa ,coffee-shop, restaurant - Complejo Termal Concordia
Concordia, Entre Ríos - Av. Mons. Rösch y Acc. Salto Grande Tel: (0345) 425-1963 e-mail
Accommodation, hot springs
Buenos Aires Corridor
- Termas del Salado
General Belgrano, Buenos Aires - Av. Sarmiento 1001 - General Belgrano Cel: (02243) 15-406413 e-mail
- Carhue Hotel & Spa Termal
Carhué, Buenos Aires - Dorrego 520 Tel: (02936) 43-2887 e-mail
Accommodation , spa , hot springs , restaurant
Atlantic Beaches Corridor
- Termas Marinas
San Clemente del Tuyú, Buenos Aires - Faro San Antonio Tel: (02252) 42-3000 / (011)4325-2900 e-mail
Hot springs, spa, coffee-shop, restaurant
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The Inca’s Bridge Legend
The great Inca chief had a son who had been affected by some kind of paralysis. After trying all kinds of treatments and not obtaining any positive results, he heard that in the lands South of the empire there was a site where some healing waters could put an end to his misery. As he got there, accompanied by his best warriors, he observed that the waters were there but a fast-flowing river kept him from reaching them. His warriors made a human chain to help their chief fulfill his dream and so father and son crossed the river walking on the warriors’ backs to reach the miraculous waters. But when they looked back to thank the warriors, they had been turned into rock and given shape to the famous Inca’s Bridge located in the Province of Mendoza.
