Termales de Santa Teresa

Termales de Santa Teresa es un sitio de manantiales geotérmicos en las tierras altas del oeste de El Salvador, cerca del hermoso lago de la caldera de Coatepeque. Los manantiales producen agua a unos 44°C, calentada por la geología volcánica del complejo volcánico Santa Ana-Izalco.

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.