Yala Lagoon and Reyes de Jujuy Hot Springs

The tour of the Yala Lagoons and Termas de Reyes is a midday tour, and can be done in the morning or afternoon.
Leaving San Salvador de Jujuy, we'll take Route 9 toward the settlement of Yala, a popular spot in the valleys for its high-altitude lagoons and trout farms that supply the town's restaurants. Crossing the Yala River ravine, we'll climb a dirt road toward Los Nogales. Then, upon entering Potreros de Yala Provincial Park, you'll begin to see the mountainous jungle with its humid cloud forest (Yungas).
The Yala lagoons that emerge with crystal clear waters amidst the surrounding green environment are located at 2,306 masl We will visit the lagoons of El Comedero, Desaguadero and Rodeo.
Dense vegetation and flowers create an attractive landscape throughout the area. Wildlife includes various species of macaws, herons, ducks, coots, and cormorants. Low-lying areas are home to parrots, magpies, and wild turkeys, while higher areas are occupied by earwigs, kingfishers, condors, and reptiles. It is also a nesting site for rare birds, where trout and silversides breed in the lagoons.
After a short walk along the high altitude trails we will begin our descent towards Las Termas de Reyes.
Legendarily visited by the monarchs of the Inca Empire, they add to their historical value the privileged natural conditions that surround them with lush vegetation and colorful hills.
You can enjoy it in two ways: the outdoor pool (you can wear a swimsuit) or the private cabins, both places have an incredible view.
Healthy and pleasant, Termas de Reyes is located in the serene Los Valles region, just a short distance from San Salvador de Jujuy, creating a magical place that no one should miss. Without a doubt, one of the best options if you have half a day.

Notes:
During peak season (July and January), tours can be operated on buses with a capacity of up to 50 passengers. In these cases, there will be no hotel pickup; a meeting point will be set in the city center.
We recommend bringing sunglasses, sunscreen, sneakers, and comfortable walking clothes. Bring water to stay hydrated and avoid cramps.