Chile
Termas de Chillán
Steam rises off sulphur-warmed pools set high on a live volcanic massif.
Cold air sits over the mountain while vapour moves between outdoor pools. Higher up, the same volcanic terrain holds ski runs in season.
Termas de Chillán operates across the year, pairing bookable thermal facilities with seasonal snow activities. The current resort programme decides which pools, lifts and day options are available. A strong stay uses the mountain in two temperatures rather than promising both activities every day.
Couple
Choose the day's mountain activity together and let a reserved thermal session close it.
Friends
Skiers, walkers and bathers can share one base while following the resort's actual seasonal programme.
- Termas de Chillán pairs thermal bathing with winter snow sports on one volcanic mountainside.
- The Ñuble country below brings its own table, led by Chillán's longaniza tradition.
- A good stay uses the mountain in two temperatures — exertion first, then heat and steam.
Longaniza de Chillán, the region's emblem sausage, won its denomination of origin in 2023.
Chillán below calls it the queen of its gastronomy, from breakfast griddles to asados.
Niseko
Japan
Powder so dry and deep that falling into it feels like sinking into cold silk.
Åre
Sweden
Scandinavia's alpine capital — a lakeside village beneath a World Championship mountain.
Paradise Valley
Morocco
The crowds stop at the first pools. The turquoise ones run thirty kilometres upstream.
Vatnajökull Ice Caves
Iceland
Cathedral-sized ice caves of electric blue that form and collapse inside Europe's largest glacier.
Pichilemu
Chile
Pacific swell, black sand and long lunches give Chile's surf town an easy rhythm.
Termas Geométricas
Chile
Red walkways vanish through steam between stone pools and giant ferns.
Laguna Cejar
Chile
Salt paths cross an Atacama wetland where one controlled lagoon allows floating.
Parque Nacional Huerquehue
Chile
Jade lakes appear one after another along trails beneath ancient araucaria crowns.