The Laguna region is characterized by a fairly hot climate, where people take advantage of the opportunity to visit recreational areas with pools to cool off. However, in Coahuila, there are places with hot springs ideal for spending time outdoors and enjoying the weather.
If you’re planning a trip to unwind and enjoy the natural spaces that the state of Coahuila has to offer, there are incredible places with hot springs where you can rest and relax.
What are hot springs?
These are areas where groundwater reaches the surface at temperatures higher than the local annual average, generally due to geological activity. These waters are rich in minerals and can have therapeutic properties, being used in baths, spas, and hydrotherapy treatments.
Hot Springs in Coahuila
Located at Carretera Villa de García-Paredón km 10, Ejido La Azufrosa, 25942 in Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila, the San Joaquín Hot Springs are a natural paradise in the purest Roman style, with classic architecture where you can relax in its blue waters, serving as a spa to disconnect from the outside world. This hot springs also has a hotel where you can stay and enjoy a cozy stay. The San Joaquín Hot Springs are approximately 3 hours and 44 minutes from Torreón, about 303.1 km along the Saltillo-Matamoros/Mexico Highway 40.
Another place where you can find hot springs is undoubtedly Candela, one of the eight Pueblos Mágicos (Magical Towns) of Coahuila. Along its river, you can find thermal spas such as Las Lajitas, Los Carricitos, and Ojo Caliente, allowing you to enjoy the landscapes this place offers. The distance from Torreón to Candela is approximately 5 hours and 6 minutes, about 423 km.
On the other hand, half an hour from Monclova are the Estación Hermanas Hot Springs. The water temperature here typically reaches 42 degrees Celsius, which will help you relax, detoxify, and recharge thanks to the properties and minerals in the water in this natural setting. This place is 4 hours and 8 minutes from Torreón.
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