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Galician springs
GALICIA IS WATER.
Galicia is the number one hot springs destination in Spain. There are more than 300 hot springs in the region – making it one of the richest in Europe in terms of mineral and hot springs – that were used by the Romans. Our thermal spas have a long tradition as therapeutic, relaxation and leisure centres.
Seawater also has many benefits for body and mind and thalassotherapy spas concentrate all these benefits. Besides the water, the algae, mud and sea salt treatments – combined with other products such as wine or chocolate – provide a stimulating experience.
In Galicia, the sea offers the world’s finest fish and seafood, guarding treasures deep in its ocean, and its islands innumerable legends. Its water creates beautiful landscapes in which vineyards find the ideal conditions for producing excellent wines.
We offer you hot springs and spa tourism so that you can experience Galicia in a totally different way – through its water – combining the best of our land with restful moments in thermal spas and thalassotherapy spas.
From a modest traditional spa in which to find relief from an ailment to a state-of-the-art spa offering relaxation, beauty or health treatments.
From the hotels which focus on the more traditional therapeutic benefits offered by their waters, to the most luxury ones, which tend to combine these with the recently fashionable leisure aspect.
Thalassotherapy centres employ sea water for preventive and curative purposes, as well as other marine elements such as seaweed, muds of different kinds and even the sea air
