In the picturesque department of Luján de Cuyo, just 38 kilometers from the city of Mendoza, lies the renowned thermal complex of Cacheuta. This destination has become an ideal refuge for those seeking relaxation and connection with nature in a privileged setting marked by the majesty of the Andes Mountains.
A few kilometers away, in the Potrerillos area, visitors can participate in a variety of water sports such as kayaking, windsurfing, and kitesurfing on the homonymous reservoir. Additionally, rafting can be practiced on the Mendoza River, offering a dose of adrenaline to those seeking strong emotions.
For those wishing to extend their stay, Cacheuta offers accommodation options that combine comfort and nature. It is recommended to purchase tickets in advance, especially during weekends and holiday periods, to ensure access and enjoy a complete experience that combines relaxation, gastronomy, and adventure all in one destination.
The Cacheuta Thermal Water Park, which is open year-round from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, provides a unique experience for visitors of all ages. The little ones can enjoy interactive areas and slides designed especially for their entertainment, while adults find spaces dedicated to rest and revitalization.
In addition to the pools, the park has barbecue areas that invite visitors to organize picnics in a mountain setting. For those who prefer more elaborate dining options, the complex features a restaurant offering typical regional dishes, complementing the thermal experience with local flavors.
The Cacheuta Thermal Hotel & Spa stands out for its rooms with panoramic views and exclusive access to the TermaSpa, a space dedicated to overall well-being with services such as mud therapy, thermal grotto, and specialized massages. This service is aimed at those over 14 years old, ensuring an atmosphere of tranquility and exclusivity.
The strategic location of Cacheuta allows visitors to combine the serenity of the thermal waters with adventure activities in the surrounding areas. Although there are thermal baths in several provinces, with Entre Ríos known as the "capital" of them, Cacheuta stands out for the magical environment it offers its visitors, becoming one of the "gates to the sky" of the mountain range.
