Termas del Daymán

Termas del Daymán is Uruguay's primary thermal destination, attracting visitors seeking relaxation year-round. The water emerges from the Guaraní aquifer at temperatures up to 42°C and is rich in minerals, making it good for therapeutic purposes. Beyond the numerous private hotel pools, the municipal park features extensive facilities for the general public. Visitors can also enjoy the Acuamanía water park, the first of its kind in South America featuring thermal water, providing slides and entertainment for families. The surrounding area is characterized by excellent tourist infrastructure, with hotels of all categories and a diverse gastronomy highlighting local meats and wines. The best time to visit is during winter or transitional seasons, when the warm pools provide a pleasant contrast to the cool air. The site is easily accessible via Route 3 from Salto, offering a first-rate blend of wellness and rural tranquility in the country's northwest.

Nearby cities

Paysandú

Paysandú is the capital city of the PA department in Uruguay and the administrative center of the region.

Guichón

Guichón is an important city in the PA department of Uruguay, known for its role in the regional economy.

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Salto

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Nature

Queguay River

A tributary of the Uruguay River, bordered by dense gallery forests.

Daymán River

A river forming the border between the Salto and Paysandú departments.

Arapey River

A river in northern Uruguay along whose banks hot springs emerge.

Cuareim River

A river in northern Uruguay that marks part of the border with Brazil.

More places

Cuchilla de los Tres Cerros

A hill range characterized by three prominent elevations.

Montes del Queguay Gallery Forests

Uruguay's largest contiguous forest area, a refuge for the margay and the Pampas fox.

Port of Paysandú

An inland port on the Uruguay River, essential for regional trade and logistics.

Monument to Perpetuity

An important 19th-century cemetery in Paysandú, known for its elaborate funerary sculptures.

Cuchilla del Fuego

An elongated elevation in the Paysandú department.

UPM Guichón Nursery

A high-tech nursery producing millions of eucalyptus seedlings for Uruguay's forestry industry.

Montes del Queguay

The largest preserved forest area in Uruguay, running along the Queguay River.

Salto Grande Dam

A binational hydroelectric dam on the Uruguay River, shared with Uruguay.