Mamina Hot Spring

Mamina Hot Springs is one of the major attractions of the northern Chile. Mamina is an oasis town located in Region I of Chile. According to the archeologists the site of the Mamina Hot Springs is an ancient settlement in the north of Chile, which dates back to the times before the Inca civilization was born. The surrounding of the hot springs in Mamina is perfect for adventure tourism.

Location of Mamina Hot Spring
Located amid the breathtaking desert landscape, Mamina Hot Springs is situated 8,856 ft above the sea level. Iquique and the Pozo al Monte town are located 125 km and 73 km east of the hot springs.

Water of Mamina Hot Spring
The temperature of the Mamina Hot Spring varies from 113 C to 134 C. The water of the hot spring can be classified as hypertonic. It consists of sulfate, oligominerals, silica, sodium and chloride. The water is also known to be radioactive.



Mamina Hot Spring Healing Power
The water of the Mamina Hot Springs is considered to have healing power and provides temporary relief to some of the physical problems such as nervousness, respiratory problems, stress, joint illness, sciatica and skin conditions. People take a bath or mud bath at the Mamina Hot Springs and sometimes even drink the therapeutic tonic water from the spring.

The region of Mamina Hot Springs is inhabited by the descendants of the Quechua and Aymaras.