Banos Termales de Cocalmayo
Banos Termales de Cocalmayo
Banos Termales de Cocalmayo
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Come enjoy the thermal-medicinal waters of Cocalmayo, as many manifest feeling cured of various diseases such as: rheumatism, arthritis, arthrosis, varicose veins, etc.
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nianio1983
Guelph, Canada3 contributions
Jun. 2023 • Solo
This “hot” spring is a joke, it’s not gonna do much for your body. It’s the first hot spring in my life where water isn’t even close to being hot. The state of the toilets was an embarrassment to all Peru unfortunately. Would never ever go back. Only good thing is cold shower coming down from the mountain stream. I’ve been to few other hot springs in Peru, it’s incomparable. If you think you’re gonna heal your body after trekking, just forget this one.
Written June 13, 2023
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Andy Jarvis
Cali, Colombia138 contributions
Apr. 2023 • Family
Clean and well organized thermal pools which were exactly what the doctor ordered after a long days trek. The place is very reasonably priced (10 soles) and kept clean. The pools are large and the water crystal clear. Perfect place to recharge energy and rest tired muscles.
Written April 9, 2023
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Nilly Lautner
Denmark2 contributions
Aug. 2022
The place is very cute. It is ideal to visit it in the afternoon. The temperature of the waters is ideal for all ages. Very clean bathrooms.
Written August 27, 2022
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WPLandry
Fairfax, VA537 contributions
Jul. 2021
This place is a bit of a local bathing pool. There are many people who bring shampoo and bathe right there in the springs, which is kind of gross. Perhaps we happened to go at a bad time - I'm not really sure. The water is warm but cloudy from residue of people bathing. Would not visit again.
Written February 20, 2022
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BrianGreen22
Cusco, Peru3 contributions
Jun. 2021
Terrible experience. The road is in the worst condition possible (it's a death road --no joke), and there are horrible people at the door. That, in addition to the ridiculous amount of mosquitoes, it felt like a vacation in hell. I don't recommend it at all.
Written July 11, 2021
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Luis Enrique C
Brasilia, DF52 contributions
Oct. 2019
Beautiful and clean place, surrounded by hills and nature, easily accessible.
It has four large pools with the floor of small river stones that allow you to walk gently. In addition to having very comfortable places to change and take a shower. There is also an area to take a bath with natural water from a waterfall.
It has four large pools with the floor of small river stones that allow you to walk gently. In addition to having very comfortable places to change and take a shower. There is also an area to take a bath with natural water from a waterfall.
Written July 1, 2020
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Angel Cardenas
Los Roques National Park, Venezuela146 contributions
Mar. 2019 • Friends
I made plans with some friends and we went to such a beautiful place, without a doubt it is a hidden gem, the water is crystal clear and the environment is very natural! I totally recommend it! Before or after going to Machupicchu!
Written October 27, 2019
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Frank v
Medellin, Colombia246 contributions
Jul. 2019 • Solo
I have been here many times because my foot was brussed by a fall and I am sure because of the hot springs it healed very quick.
And they are open until midnight.
And they are open until midnight.
Written July 20, 2019
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Paul Nicodemi
5 contributions
May 2019 • Couples
Topping out at around 31 degrees Celsius, these aren't the hottest springs you'll find, but the facility was beautiful and well-maintained. For a mere 20 Soles, you will find it hard to beat this place for a great soak after a weary day of hiking.
Written May 6, 2019
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Serge_G_NY
New York City, NY141 contributions
Jan. 2019 • Couples
The water was crystal clear and the temperature was very comfortable for staying there long. A great view of mountains.
Written January 27, 2019
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Iré a cusco en febrero 2024 ..y como se escucha que es un hermoso aguas termales...quisiera conocer ...uss creen que pueda visitar los baños en febrero ??
Edward APU
3 contributions
Hola viajero como estas , todo bien , si puedes visitar los baños termales de Cocalmayo en febrero , el detalle es que en el Cusco es temporada baja , en la temporada baja enero , febrero y marzo llueve bastante y se vuelve pelogroso usar las carreteras y a veces ocurren derrumbes , tienes que planificar y tener varios dias adicionales para cualquier imprevisto meteorologico provocado por las lluvias , no es recomendable , suerte viajero
Betina F
Porto Alegre, RS3 contributions
Olá! Pretendo visitar as Termas de Cocalmayo no dia seguinte à visita a Machu Picchu, mas estou tendo dificuldades de obter algumas informações (ou as informações são contraditórias...):
1) Vi em um site que a passagem de trem em 2019 de Águas Calientes para Santa Teresa (Hidroelétrica) custava USD8,00 para estrangeiros; já a Peru Rail me informou que o bilhete custa USD34,00 com tarifa dinâmica. Alguém já comprou o bilhete e sabe me informar os preços?
2) No retorno, posso pegar o trem de Hidroelétrica e ir diretamente para Ollantaitambo ou preciso trocar de trem em Águas Calientes? Seria possível comprar estre trecho em um único bilhete?
3) Existe a possibilidade de pegar uma van de turismo diretamente na Termas que leva à Cusco? Se sim, que empresa faz isso?
Desde já agradeço qualquer ajuda!
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Hola! Tengo la intención de visitar las Termas de Cocalmayo el día después de la visita a Machu Picchu, pero tengo dificultades para obtener algunas informaciónes (o las informaciónes son contradictorias ...):
1) Vi en un sitio web que el boleto de tren en 2019 de Águas Calientes a Santa Teresa (Hidroeléctrica) cuesta USD8.00 para los extranjeros; Peru Rail me informó que el boleto cuesta USD34.00 con tarifa dinámica. ¿Alguien ha comprado el boleto y sabe cómo decirme los precios?
2) A mi regreso, ¿puedo tomar el tren de hidroeléctrica e ir directamente a Ollantaitambo o necesito cambiar de tren en Águas Calientes? ¿Sería posible comprar esto en un solo boleto?
3) ¿Es posible tomar una camioneta turística directamente en Termas que conduce a Cusco? Si es así, ¿qué compañía hace esto?
Gracias de antemano por cualquier ayuda!
Oi Betina! Você fez esse trajeto? Estou querendo fazer o mesmo que você, mas não entendi qual a melhor forma de voltar de Cocalmayo a Cusco, não achei nenhum trem que faça esse trajeto..
Phileas_Fogg_13
Bratislava, Slovakia83 contributions
Does anyone know what are their opening hours? I am finding conflicting info online in this regard.Thanks.
Por favor, sabe alguien los horarios de apertura de las termas? He encontrado informaciones diferentes a este tenor en varias webs.
Gracias
Susan Mejía.
Lima, Peru2 contributions
Un consulta tengo pensando ir los baños termales de colcamayo el 4 de febrero, me comentaron que es época de lluvia se puede ir todavía o es peligroso el llegar de ollantaytambo?
Cecilia D
6 contributions
Gente una consulta tenia pensado ir a la terma de santa teresa y pasar la noche alli el tema es que me tomo desde la terma al hotel mas cercano. Es peligroso ir sola?porque me tendria que ir de noche de la terma al hotel...
Que hotel recomiendan?
Yaganes
Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina67 contributions
En las termas hay Hotel, yo fui haciendo caminatas rumbo al Machu Picchu por lo cual dormimos en carpa.
El lugar es espectacular, más para quienes venimos sin bañarnos por unos dias.
Pregunte por una edificación que hay sobre la montaña con vista a las termas, me dijeron que era un hotel. Estimo que podrás conseguir hospedaje cercano al sitio.
Ola.. Quisiera saber cuanto tiempo es la caminata de machupicchu pueblo hacia la aguas termales de cocalmayo yy si este cuenta cn áreas para acampar... Gracias
Fernanda C
Belo Horizonte, MG2 contributions
Quero passar em Cocalmayo na volta de Machu Picchu, como vou de aguas calientes? Qual trem eu pego? Tenho que comprar passagem com antecedência?
E para ir de Cocalmayo para Cuzco à noite? É possível? Tem transporte?
Obrigada
Alexeloso80
Puebla, Mexico499 contributions
Nosotros hicimos el recorrido caminando, es decir, el famoso recorrido que llaman por BY CAR, para llegar a Machu Picchu, entonces nosotros llegamos a Hidroeléctrica caminando desde Aguascaliente, al llegar a Hidroeléctrica, tomamos un taxi para las Aguas Termales de Cocalmayo, así que tienes esta opción, tomar un taxi desde Hidroelétrica, te haces como 20-30 minutos y puedes acordar que el mismo taxi vaya por ti y te regrese a Hidroeléctrica o Santa María, es un lugar maravilloso, vale mucho la pena visitarlo!
Oblina
Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile
Hola! Como puedo volver? Los colectivos hasta que hora pasan?
Sonia S
Asuncion, Paraguay18 contributions
Hola, la verdad no sabría decirte hasta que hora hay buses. Nosotros fuimos con los minibuses de alguna compañía de turismo, que nos cobro solo el pasaje. Nos buscaron allí de Colcamayo a las 17:30 para retornar a Cuzco.
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- Hotels near Banos Termales de Cocalmayo:
- (0.04 km) Hostel Posada de Cocalmayo
- (0.06 km) Cocalmayo Ecolodge
- (9.74 km) Jaya Suite Machupicchu
- (9.30 km) SUMAQ Machu Picchu Hotel
- (9.77 km) Inti Punku MachuPicchu Hotel & Suites
- Restaurants near Banos Termales de Cocalmayo:
- (2.78 km) Valle Santa Restaurant & cafe
- (9.67 km) Full House Peruvian Cuisine
- (9.65 km) Chullos Craft Beer & Home Made Food
- (9.50 km) Munaycha Restaurante
- (9.65 km) Sami restaurant