Complejo Termal Turistico, in Santa Elena, Ecuador, heats thermal water to 38°C on the Ecuadorian Pacific coast. It offers an indoor bath, an outdoor bath, a sauna, and massage services.
Insider tip — Complejo Termal Turistico serves the Santa Elena Peninsula on the Pacific coast of Ecuador where the warm spring waters emerge at the southern edge of the Guayas Basin — the largest Pacific-drainage river plain in South America. The Santa Elena Peninsula is Ecuador driest landscape, where the cold Humboldt Current creates a coastal desert contrasting dramatically with the Andean rainforest interior, and the thermal complex serves the beach resort communities that have made this Pacific coast the most popular resort destination in continental Ecuador.