Agua Termales de Ciénaga

Aguas Termales de Ciénaga is a sulfurous hot spring near the city of Ciénaga in Magdalena Department, Colombia, situated in the lowland foothills between the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta — the world's highest coastal mountain range — and the Caribbean coast. The thermal waters emerge from geothermal activity associated with the complex geology of the Sierra Nevada massif, and their sulfurous mineral content reflects the volcanic processes underlying this isolated mountain system. Local residents and visitors from the Caribbean coast take advantage of the naturally heated sulfurous waters for relaxation within a long thermal tradition, finding a tropical thermal bathing experience in the humid warmth of Colombia's Caribbean foothills.