Cacheuta Hot Springs Park + Intermediate Rafting

Excelente experiência! Não deixe de fazer , um dos pontos altos da viagem! Instrutores experientes e super divertidos ! Além de tudo isso a paisagem é de tirar o fôlego !!

las vistas impresionantes. el lugar rustico pero vale la pena por el entorno. hay que conocer estas termas si vas a mendoza.

This was probably one of the best days of our trip. This is a must do. We were a group of 9 students from the US. Pickup: They picked us up at our hotel around 8:30AM and then drove to xnoccio adventures where we changed and then got on a big bus. The driver spoke English and the bus was clean and he was a safe driver. The bus drove us into Potrerillos where we stopped at a scenic overlook and took pictures before getting to the rafting location. Rafting: The guides spoke English and gave us a long safety talk before we suited up in wetsuits, life jackets, sun protection shirts, shoes, and helmets. We all felt extremely safe and like we were prepared to deal with any situation. The rafting was about 45 minutes and extremely fun. We went through rapids and paddled hard - we are all in our early 20s but there were older people in our group that had fun. The guides asked if people had physical limitations and were very helpful at guiding us through the rapids. There was a rescue kayak with our group. It was not relaxing as much as it was thrilling. We were soaking wet and kind of dirty after but all of us had an amazing time, even those of us that were scared. They sold us pictures for 15,000 a raft, which was worth it when you split it 6 ways. Ziplining: We got back on the bus and went to Cacheuta where the zip lining and hot springs were. We put on clothes and got strapped in to harnesses. The zip lines were two separate zip lines for about 30 seconds. You zip line over the river. We all felt very safe. We even saw someone get "stuck" in the middle and someone from the company went out and got them. It was the right amount of scary and fun. Hot Springs: The hot springs were so much fun, so relaxing, and very local. There was a town area just outside of the boundaries of the hot springs where there were a lot of food and water options, and sunscreen and little stores. Inside the hot springs there were a lot of pools, a kiddie play area, three water slides, big fake waterslides, and a lazy river. It was so relaxing and fun. We rented lockers for 1500 pesos (they make you put down a 1500 peso deposit to give the key back). There is also a little store inside of the waterpark area and tables with grills. I would say the life guards are probably less present / diligent than they would be in the US but it was never unsafe just maybe if you have kids probably watch them. It was so relaxing and fun, and the views were incredible. We also went down to the river and spent some time there. Most people there were not tourists but rather locals which made it feel like a hidden gem. It was so amazing. Dropoff: They waited for everyone to get back on the van to come back into the city and dropped us off at our pickup points. everyone fell asleep in the van from the long day. TL;DR We felt safe, had fun, and were in awe of the beauty of the mountains this entire time. I could not recommend this experience more.