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Thermal
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Hot
Springs of Arapey
The
leading thermal waters’ fountain in Salto,
Arapey, are located 80 kilometers north of the
department’s capital city through Route 3.
Amidst a beautiful, exuberant vegetal landscape
with spectacular water gardens through which the
water whispers among stones and under
picturesque bridges, it becomes a truly
enchanting Eden. A modern hotel with 52
air-conditioned bedrooms; 6 restaurants offering
varied, comfortable facilities and better
service; motels and chalets of the greatest
comfort, as well as a 450-parcel camping site
with electricity, running water and
“parrilla” (Uruguayan barbecue)
installations, make this tourist complex a
unique one among its equals. It also covers
other essential services provided by a shopping
center, a supermarket, baker’s store, gas
station, post office, telephone, exchange,
clinic, hairdresser’s and laundry. The
presence of water can be felt all around,
accompanied with dignity by numerous, varied and
beautiful trees and flowers. |
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Hot
Springs of Guaviyú
The
Hot Springs of Guaviyú are located on Kilometer
441 of Route 3. This thermal tourist complex is
run by the City Council of Paysandú. The water,
distributed in six rectangular and circular
pools, none of them more than two meters deep,
has an average temperature of 38º C. It has
curative and sedative properties due to its high
content of minerals –calcium, magnesium,
potassium and fluorine–, and is ideal for
relaxation among the natural environment, smooth
and rolling prairies in which the pools are
found. As in the other hot springs in the North
of the country, there are special pools for
children in Guaviyú. |
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Hot
Springs of Daymán
Every
day is a good day to visit the Hot Springs of
Daymán. It takes seven minutes to arrive at
them by car through the modern road that leads
there. Daymán is 8 kilometers away from Salto
and an urban bus leaves for the complex every 30
minutes. No hot spring waters in Uruguay are
warmer than Dayman’s. Extremely pure,
radioactive and mineralized, ideal for
crenotherapy, the water springs from out of the
rock at a temperature of 42° C. |
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Hot
Springs of Almirón
A
couple of days at Hot Springs of Almirón can be
ideal for recovering from the strolls in the
open country, and a gorgeous end of journey.
They can be easily found. Once you leave La
Calera, take Route 90 to the West. This macadam
stretch will take you through small villages and
quiet palm groves and into Guichón. You will
then only be 5 kilometers away from a good
highway. It will certainly please the visitor to
rent a chalet and enjoy his holidays, but he
should make reservations one month in advance. |
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Hot
Springs of Salto Grande
The
Hotel Horacio Quiroga lies in a privileged
natural environment, 10 kilometers away from the
city of Salto. This 5-star, 218-hectare resort
has 80 bedrooms, spa, bars and restaurants,
conference rooms and amusement facilities for
people of all ages, and was built on the shore
of the Lago Salto Grande. You can enjoy the
guest-exclusive thermal waters’ springs in its
three pools and the showers and hydromassage
installations in the bedrooms. |
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ecological tourism | City &
business | Historical cultural
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