We have 7 pools of different depths, of which two are covered and are linked through corridors that connect the changing rooms, showers and toilets.

In Termas Marinas Park you can enjoy different activities included in the price of the ticket such as guided tours, aquarelax classes, aerobic circuit or also optional entertainment such as pedal quads, Relax Room and the ascent to the San Antonio lighthouse in a Panoramic Elevator .

Our Hot Springs arise at 55 ° C, they are obtained by natural extraction conditions. They do not receive treatment or manipulation.

The waters of Termas Marinas Park, due to their physical-chemical characteristics, are defined as mineral-medicinal - hyperthermal - strongly mineralized - chlorinated - sulphated - sodium - calcium - magnesium and high in iron content.

They have a sulfate aroma and the coloring is due to their minerals and the different states of their algae.

The San Antonio Lighthouse was put into service on January 1, 1892. Its construction began in Paris in 1890, by the firm "Barbier y Cía", a company that was dedicated to the design, manufacture and installation of lighthouses throughout the world. It was transferred unarmed by ship to our country and then transported in carts pulled by oxen, then proceeding to its assembly and installation. Its structure consists of a central iron column 63 meters high and 1.80 meters in diameter, supported by a metal tripod supported on a reinforced concrete base. Inside there is a 298-step spiral staircase. The headlights are distinguished from one another by their shape and color during the day and by their beam of light at night. The San Antonio lighthouse has 6 white stripes and 6 black stripes. Its beam of light is 17 seconds, with 15.4 seconds of eclipse and 1.6 seconds of luminosity. Its lighting system was powered by kerosene until 1926. Then acetylene gas was used until 1970 and from there, until today, it works with an electrical system. The spherical lenses that are part of the lighting system were created by the French Fresnel, which allow the light, when passing through the glass, to improve its quality and multiply its intensity.