Termas de Caldelas

Termas de Caldelas is a thermal complex in a rural area between Braga and Gerês that brings together multiple bathing facilities, spring sources, and treatment centers on one site. The property also includes a large hotel and offers various wellness programs for day visitors and overnight guests.

The springs at Caldelas were known in ancient times and were used across centuries by people seeking their healing powers. The site developed over time into a modern spa destination with structured facilities and professional treatment options.

The thermal waters here are where visitors come to spend time on their health and experience traditional treatment methods that have served locals for ages. The place draws people seeking specialized cures for rheumatism, digestion, and skin issues while enjoying the natural healing qualities of the warm springs.

The property is easy to reach in the Minho region between two larger towns and offers visitors both day visits and multi-day stays. The facility is equipped with a hotel where guests can lodge and receive their treatments.

The hotel on the property is called Grande Hotel da Bela Vista and dates from an era when large spa hotels were being built across Europe. Its name refers to the beautiful view that the building enjoys from its location overlooking the surrounding landscape.