Termas de Ibirá São Paulo

Termas de Ibirá São Paulo is a thermal spa complex in Ibirá, a municipality in the northwestern region of São Paulo State, Brazil, a city that has built much of its local identity and economy around its natural thermal springs, which draw visitors from São Paulo, São José do Rio Preto, and other major regional centers. The calcium-rich thermal waters emerging in Ibirá are sourced from the Botucatu Aquifer, one of South America's largest freshwater reserves, and flow at comfortable temperatures suited to leisurely therapeutic bathing. Surrounded by the sugarcane fields and eucalyptus plantations of the São Paulo interior plateau, this spa represents the accessible thermal tourism tradition of interior São Paulo State.