Llancahue Hot Spring

Llancahue Hot Spring

Llancahue Hot Spring

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On a remote island in Chilean Patagonia, the sulfurous hot springs of Llancahue (up to 52°C) are reached by boat from Hornopirén through Cholgo Channel.

Discover naturally heated waters and experience their exceptional therapeutic benefits. Located in the Los Lagos region, Llancahue hot springs represent a remarkable destination prized for their thermal waters with relaxing and healing properties. Immerse yourself in spectacular scenery, enveloped in a tranquil atmosphere.

Llancahue Hot Spring: A Source of Wellness

Synonymous with well-being, Llancahue hot springs offer the perfect respite after a day of trekking or intense kayaking on the island of the same name, near Hornopirén National Park in Chilean Patagonia.

With temperatures reaching up to 52°C, these waters are ideal for relaxing thermal cures. They are believed to help treat conditions such as rheumatism, muscle pain, and arthritis.

After soaking in Llancahue's warm sulfurous waters, plan an excursion along Cholgo Channel. The Llanchid archipelago and the fjords of Quintupeu and Cahuelmó add their natural beauty to this journey. Traveling along the channel, you can discover fishing villages and observe the remarkable marine life of the area, including seals and whales.

What's the Weather Like?

Llancahue island enjoys a temperate climate with moderate temperatures. However, it experiences frequent rainfall throughout the year, reaching approximately 2179 mm annually. February is the driest month, while June is the wettest. The island records an average annual temperature of 11.3°C, rising to 16.1°C in January.

How to Get to the Thermal Bath?

This location is accessible by motorboat from Hornopirén in approximately 50 minutes, passing through Cholgo Channel.

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