Explore Hot Springs on the Map

The Hot Springs Guides map plots verified geothermal springs, thermal pools, and bathing sites in more than 60 countries. Each listing includes coordinates, address, water temperature, and access information. The map is updated as new springs are added and closures or condition changes are confirmed.

Type your city, region, or country into the search bar and the map will recenter on matching results. You can combine the search with the region and experience-type filters — for example, entering "Colorado" and checking "Wild / Natural" and "Free entry" surfaces free wild springs in Colorado. The search bar also accepts spring names directly.

Yes. The filter bar includes chips for wheelchair-accessible and family-friendly springs. Wheelchair listings have paved paths, accessible changing facilities, and pool lifts or graduated entry. Family-friendly listings allow children and note clothing requirements. Filters combine — you can layer wheelchair access with a specific region or experience type.

Yes. Use the "Free entry" filter to see hot springs with no admission fee. Most free springs are in the Wild / Natural category — examples on the map include Pinkerton Hot Springs in Colorado, Sorgeto Bay in Italy, Vashisht Hot Springs in India, and Piscine Carletti near Viterbo. Free springs typically have no facilities, no staff, and no fixed opening hours.

Italy, the United States, Turkey, and South Korea are among the most represented countries, reflecting active geothermal geology and long bathing traditions. Europe is the largest regional catalog overall, followed by North America and Asia. Browse the full country and region list linked from the footer to see every destination available.

Every listing includes verified coordinates, physical address, nearest major city, and current operational status. Data is sourced from official venue websites, national geological surveys, tourism boards, and confirmed visitor reports. Springs that close temporarily for renovation, seasonal closure, or safety reasons are marked as such in their individual listings.

Listings are updated as venues report seasonal changes, price changes, temporary closures, and reopenings. Each individual spring page shows the most recent verified information. If you spot outdated information, use the contact link on any listing to submit a correction and it will be reviewed and updated.

Yes. Filter by region or country to see all springs in one area on the map at once — for example, Colorado shows more than 20 springs across the San Juan and Rocky Mountains, and Italy shows more than 60 across Tuscany, Lazio, Sicily, and the Dolomites. Click any pin or card to open the full guide for that spring, including nearby cities and access notes.