Balneário de Termas de Ibira, Hot spring complex in Ibirá, Brazil.
Balneário de Termas de Ibira is a thermal resort with five mineral water springs distributed across a park landscape with lakes and pathways. The facility includes bathing pools, wellness areas, and treatment rooms for various therapeutic applications.
Indigenous peoples first discovered the healing properties of these waters, while local farmers later noticed their animals regained vitality after drinking from the springs. These observations formed the foundation for developing the thermal resort that exists today.
The resort draws visitors seeking therapeutic benefits from the mineral springs, offering treatments adapted to the water's natural properties. It serves as a gathering place for those interested in water-based healing and wellness.
The resort is open on multiple days of the week with varying hours depending on the day, and parking is available on site. Visitors should bring comfortable clothing and swimwear, and plan enough time to enjoy the different facilities at a relaxed pace.
The water contains vanadium and maintains a pH near 10, a composition found in only one other source worldwide in Vichy, France. This rare chemical makeup makes the minerals here distinctly different from typical thermal springs.
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