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Get InspiredNorth AmericaMexicoBaja CaliforniaSan FelipeHot Springs Aguas Termales

Hot Springs Aguas Termales

MX
Hot Springs·Rustic, Natural, Scenic
Hot Springs Aguas Termales
Photo by joel y rebecca from Google Places
Hot Springs Aguas Termales
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Hot Springs Aguas Termales
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Hot Springs Aguas Termales
Photo by Joel Negrete from Google Places
Hot Springs Aguas Termales
Photo by Luigi Minichini from Google Places
Hot Springs Aguas Termales
Photo by joel y rebecca from Google Places
Hot Springs Aguas Termales
Photo by Brittany Fenn from Google Places
Hot Springs Aguas Termales
Photo by Arturo Hernandez from Google Places
Hot Springs Aguas Termales
Photo by Joel Negrete from Google Places
Hot Springs Aguas Termales
Photo by Luigi Minichini from Google Places

Hot Springs Aguas Termales is a distinctive destination in San Felípe, Baja California, where visitors can soak in geothermal waters right on the shoreline. The experience is defined by the tides; the hot water mixes with the ocean, meaning the best soaking conditions usually occur as the high tide recedes. The site is privately managed and offers basic camping facilities, including palapas and picnic tables, though visitors should expect a rustic environment. While the natural beauty of the beach is a major draw, the location is known for its entry fees and no-frills amenities. It is an ideal stop for adventurous travelers looking to witness a rare natural occurrence in a beautiful coastal setting.

Hot Springs Aguas Termales is a distinctive destination in San Felípe, Baja California, where visitors can soak in geothermal waters right on the shoreline. The experience is defined by the tides; the hot water mixes with the ocean, meaning the best soaking conditions usually occur as the high tide recedes. The site is privately managed and offers basic camping facilities, including palapas and picnic tables, though visitors should expect a rustic environment. While the natural beauty of the beach is a major draw, the location is known for its entry fees and no-frills amenities. It is an ideal stop for adventurous travelers looking to witness a rare natural occurrence in a beautiful coastal setting.

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Address
A Puertecitos, Playas de San Felipe,21856 San Felípe, B.C., Mexico

Highlights

  • Natural geothermal springs located directly on the beach.

  • Unique tidal experience where ocean and spring water mix.

  • Beachfront camping with palapas and picnic tables.

  • Scenic views of the San Felípe coastline.

Best For

Nature lovers and campers seeking a unique tidal spa experience.

Time of Day

Lunch, Dinner

Occasion Tags

Casual, Tourists, Locals, Nature Lovers

Reviews

4.2
Great275 reviews

Hot Springs Aguas Termales offers a unique but polarizing experience centered around natural geothermal pools on the beach. Reviewers emphasize that timing is critical, as the springs are tidal; visiting during the wrong window can result in the water feeling cold. While many enjoy the novelty of the experience and the beautiful beach setting, several visitors expressed frustration over high entry and camping fees. Facilities are described as rustic, featuring clean flush toilets but often lacking essentials like toilet paper or showers. Camping is available with palapas and picnic tables, though it is noted to be more expensive than other local spots. Overall, it is a favorite for those who appreciate the natural phenomenon, provided they come prepared for the costs and basic conditions.

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Location

Playas de San Felipe, San Felípe, Baja California, Mexico