Termas de Cacheuta is located about 50 minutes to 1 hour from Mendoza Capital by car or bus. Some social media posts mention taking a micro (bus) from the Mendoza terminal, which is a convenient option. You can also opt for a full-day package that includes transportation. :bus: :car:

Yes, if you're traveling by car, there is parking available. Some visitors have opted for this over bus transfers. :car:

Yes, it's possible to reach Termas de Cacheuta by bus from Mendoza Capital. One TikTok video mentions it takes about an hour from the terminal. :bus:

The journey from Mendoza city to Termas de Cacheuta typically takes around 50 minutes to an hour, depending on traffic and your mode of transport. :clock1: +1

Yes, many visitors opt for organized tours or full-day packages that include transportation from Mendoza, making it a hassle-free experience. :tour_bus:

Termas de Cacheuta is generally open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. It's always a good idea to confirm these hours closer to your visit. :clock10:

Prices for a full-day pass can vary, but recent mentions suggest costs around $45,000-$90,000 ARS per person, often including a buffet lunch. It's advisable to check current pricing as it can change. :moneybag: +1

While some services like massages might require booking upon arrival, it's recommended to book your full-day pass in advance, especially during peak season, to secure your spot. :ticket:

Yes, Termas de Cacheuta offers various packages, including full-day access with or without transfers, and options that include buffet lunch and spa treatments. :gift:

The spa facilities are generally for visitors aged 14 and above. :adult:

Termas de Cacheuta features multiple thermal pools with varying temperatures (20-43°C), a dry sauna, a thermal grotto, and a buffet restaurant. Some packages also include fangotherapy. :swimming_pool: :sauna: +1

While massages are offered, reviews suggest they book up very quickly and may have limited availability, sometimes only offering 30-minute slots. It's best to inquire about booking upon arrival or check if advance reservations are possible. :massage_tree:

The thermal pools at Termas de Cacheuta have temperatures ranging from 20°C to 43°C, offering a variety of experiences depending on your preference. :thermometer: +1

Some reviews mention the thermal water smelling more of chlorine than expected for natural thermal water. :droplet:

Bring your swimsuit, a towel (or two!), comfortable clothing, sunscreen, and a hat. Some visitors recommend bringing an extra towel as only two are provided per person. :handbag: :sunwithface:

Many full-day packages at Termas de Cacheuta include a buffet lunch. It's a good idea to confirm this when booking your visit. :platewithforkandknife:

The buffet typically offers a variety of salads, greens, and local dishes. Some reviews mention the meats being overcooked, while others praise the fresh options. :salad: :meatonbone:

Drinks are generally not included with the buffet lunch and are available for purchase separately, primarily wine and beer. :wine_glass: :beer:

Yes, you can purchase drinks and potentially snacks at the restaurant or bar area. However, options outside the main dining area might be limited. :coffee: :ice_cream:

The primary dining option is a buffet restaurant. Some guests found the food disappointing, while others enjoyed the variety. :restaurant:

The thermal pools set against the backdrop of the Andes mountains offer stunning photo opportunities. Capture the unique landscape and the relaxing atmosphere. :camerawithflash: :mountain:

Generally, photography is allowed in most public areas, but it's always respectful to be mindful of other guests' privacy. :iphone: :camera:

While not explicitly stated, it's good practice to avoid intrusive photography, especially in changing rooms or private treatment areas. :noentrysign:

Late morning or early afternoon, when the sun is higher, can provide better lighting for your photos, especially for capturing the mountain scenery. :sunwithface:

Drone usage is typically restricted in most tourist attractions for safety and privacy reasons. It's best to assume drones are not permitted unless otherwise stated. :drone: