Santiago del Estero · The North · 27°30′ S
Termas de Río Hondo
Hot springs all year round
A town built on hot springs: many hotels have their own thermal pools. With its reservoir and a racetrack that hosts international races, it is one of Argentina's largest spa towns.
What not to miss
- Hotel thermal pools and the spa park
- The Dique Frontal reservoir and waterfront
- The international racetrack
Getting there
About 70 km from Santiago del Estero and 80 km from San Miguel de Tucumán on Route 9. Its own airport has seasonal flights.
Termas de Río Hondo, month by month
Tap a month to see what’s on, the weather and how busy it is.
January
Quiet
- Quiet. Quieter.
February
Quiet
- Quiet. Quieter.
March
Quiet
- Quiet. Quieter.
April
Quiet
- Quiet. Quieter.
May
Autumn
- Normal.
June
Winter
- Normal.
July
Winter holidays
- Busy. Book ahead.
August
Winter
- Normal.
September
Spring
- Normal.
October
Quiet
- Quiet. Quieter.
November
Quiet
- Quiet. Quieter.
December
Summer
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Month by month
How many travelers stay in Termas de Río Hondo each month. Teal months are the quietest; earth-colored ones, the busiest.