
easy
6–8 hours (including transport)
Suitable for people with average fitness; involves short walks on uneven, wet boardwalks and standing between pools
Step onto a wooden walkway above a steaming ravine and find 16 hot spring pools fed by Villarrica’s geothermal pulse. This day tour from Pucón blends easy access, mineral-rich baths and forested viewpoints—ideal for travelers seeking restorative outdoor time with minimal logistics.
The heat rises in thin veils from the ravine as you step under a wooden bridge and the forest takes the conversation back from the city. Pine trunks close ranks, wet earth scents the air, and steam threads between beams of late-morning light. At Termas Geométricas the pools are small stages—16 copper-red baths set along a narrow gorge—each holding water that arrives from underground like a hidden river insisting on being seen.

Boardwalks and pool edges get wet and slippery; rubber-soled sandals reduce the risk of slips.
Hot springs dehydrate—drink water before, during, and after your soak to avoid dizziness.
The tour confirms pickup time the evening before—be ready 15 minutes early at your hotel.
High humidity and steam can damage cameras and phones—use a waterproof pouch or keep devices in your locker.
Local geology is dominated by the Villarrica volcanic complex; Mapuche communities have used regional hot springs for generations and volcanic activity continues to shape the landscape.
Termas Geométricas operates within Villarrica National Park with measures to limit visitor impact—stay on boardwalks, avoid soaps in pools, and follow staff guidance to protect fragile riparian vegetation.
Essential for accessing thermal pools and cold plunges.
Dries fast after multiple dips and fits easily in your bag.
Staying hydrated through hot-soak cycles prevents lightheadedness.
Provides traction on wet wooden walkways and pool edges.