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Termas Baños Morales

Baños Morales, Región Metropolitana

A budget-friendly natural hot springs site in Baños Morales, in the mountains above San José de Maipo near Santiago, open to day visitors.

Natural hot spring pool with red railings, surrounded by poplar trees and mountain landscape
  • Golden-hued thermal pool with red umbrellas and wooden seating, nestled against rocky hillside
  • Termas Baños Morales photo 3
Photo: Andres Alcaino via Google

At a glance

Access
Day pass

Termas Baños Morales sits in the small mountain settlement of Baños Morales, in the San José de Maipo area east of Santiago. It's one of a handful of hot springs along this stretch of the Andes foothills, and it operates on a day-pass basis rather than as an overnight resort.

The setup here is classified as affordable, making it a lower-cost alternative to some of the more polished thermal complexes elsewhere in the region. It's also marked as family friendly, which suggests the pools and grounds are set up to accommodate visitors of different ages rather than being an adults-only retreat.

Details on opening hours, entry fees and amenities aren't listed, so anyone planning a trip should treat this as a starting point rather than a full itinerary. Given the mountain location, road conditions and seasonal closures can affect access, so it's worth checking current conditions before heading out, especially outside of peak summer months.

There's no phone number on file and the official website listed is a Spanish-language domain for Baños Morales; travelers who don't read Spanish may want to use translation tools when checking current pricing or hours directly with the site.

Good to know

How much does a day pass cost?
The exact price isn't listed, but it falls into the affordable price tier, generally the lowest cost bracket among spas on this guide. Confirm current pricing directly with the venue.
What are the hours?
Hours aren't specified in available data. Check the official website or ask locally in San José de Maipo before planning a visit.
Is this a good spot for families?
Yes, it's classified as family friendly, suggesting it's set up to welcome visitors of various ages rather than being adults-only.
Do I need to book in advance?
Booking requirements aren't specified. Given its day-pass access model, walk-in visits may be possible, but confirming ahead is a safer bet, especially during busy periods.
How do I get there?
It's located in Baños Morales, within San José de Maipo in the Santiago Metropolitan Region, in the Andes foothills east of the city. Mountain road conditions can vary by season, so check access before the trip.

Details checked November 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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