Termales de Santa Teresa

Termales de Santa Teresa is a geothermal spring site in the western highlands of El Salvador, near the beautiful Coatepeque caldera lake. The springs produce water at around 44°C, heated by the volcanic geology of the Santa Ana-Izalco volcanic complex. The setting in the Salvadoran coffee highlands, surrounded by shade-grown coffee farms and tropical vegetation, provides a scenic and culturally rich environment for thermal bathing. The facility draws visitors from the Coatepeque lake area who combine hot spring bathing with the scenic beauty of the caldera.