Discover the most authentic Cantabria at a 4* Spa hotel

About the thermoludic circuit

• Let yourself be enveloped by a complete wellness experience in this Thermoludic Circuit, a tour designed to enjoy the benefits from thermal water through different crenotherapy techniques.
• During the session, temperature contrasts, the pressure of jets and showers, the exposure times of each technique and the movement inside the water are carefully combined, creating a balanced, sensorial and revitalizing experience.
• Considered one of the most complete circuits of the spas in Spain, it stands out for its rigorous and studied design, designed to take full advantage of the properties of thermal water and promote relaxation, relaxation and wellness.
• The tour includes a cleansing shower, wet thermal bath, bithermal walking footbath, Finnish sauna, cold immersion bath, Hermida bath, cold nebulization, spring vaporarium, Jacuzzi, bithermal shower and a spectacular dynamic thermal pool.
• An authentic thermal journey to unwind, renew energies and enjoy a unique wellness experience.

How to get in

• It is essential that you contact the accommodation in advance to reserve your access. * You will find the telephone number on the confirmation voucher we will send you.
• The access shifts are: * In the morning: 10:30, 11:15 and 12:00h
  • In the afternoon: 16:30, 17:15, 18:00 and 18:45

Conditions

• Cap, flip-flops, towel and bathing suit are mandatory.
• Access is allowed to children from 6 years old.

La Hermida Spa Hotel: thermal wellness surrounded by the Picos de Europa

Nestled in the heart of the Picos de Europa, La Hermida Spa Hotel is the perfect destination for switching off, relaxing and reconnecting with nature. Surrounded by mountains and set beside the Deva River, every stay here becomes a peaceful escape designed for total wellbeing.

The true highlight of the experience is its renowned spa, considered one of the most complete thermal centres in northern Spain. Its mineral-medicinal waters flow from natural springs at over 60ºC and feed unique wellness spaces such as the Thermal Cave and the thermal circuit with Finnish sauna, jacuzzi, steam baths and dynamic hydromassage pool.

The hotel also offers hydrothermal treatments and wellness experiences designed to help you relax, recharge and fully disconnect from daily routine.

Its spacious and bright rooms are designed for comfort and rest, while the cosy common areas create a warm and welcoming atmosphere throughout the stay.

The gastronomic experience is another of the hotel’s strong points, with highly appreciated breakfasts and dinners that perfectly complement the wellness concept of the hotel.

A unique destination in Cantabria where mountains, thermal waters and relaxation come together for an unforgettable getaway.

La Hermida: wild landscapes, thermal waters and adventure in the heart of Cantabria

• Drive through the longest gorge in Spain

  • Get ready for one of the most spectacular roads in northern Spain. At 21 kilometres long, the La Hermida Gorge is the longest in the country, with towering limestone walls rising up to 600 metres high in some sections.
  • Don’t miss the Santa Catalina viewpoint, suspended above the gorge with breathtaking panoramic views over this dramatic natural landscape.

• A thermal oasis hidden in the mountains

  • Beneath the rocks of the gorge flow mineral-medicinal thermal waters reaching temperatures of up to 60°C, the origin of the historic Balneario de La Hermida.
  • Looking for a more authentic experience? Just below the spa bridge, you’ll find natural thermal pools in the Deva River itself, where the hot spring water mixes with the cold river water.

• Adventure surrounded by nature

  • If you enjoy adrenaline-filled activities, La Hermida is home to one of the most famous via ferratas in Spain.
  • Its highlight is a spectacular 65-metre suspension bridge hanging more than 100 metres above the ground.
  • No previous climbing experience is needed — local guides provide all the equipment so you can enjoy the experience safely.

• A hidden jewel from the year 932

  • Near the gorge stands the beautiful church of Santa María de Lebeña, considered the most important pre-Romanesque monument in Cantabria.
  • Surrounded by lush green scenery, its horseshoe arches and centuries of history make it a magical stop on the way to Potes.

• Nature at its wildest

  • The Deva River, which runs through the gorge, is one of the most famous salmon rivers in northern Spain.
  • Drive slowly and look up towards the cliffs: it’s common to spot mountain goats and chamois effortlessly climbing impossible-looking rock walls.

Cantabria is one of northern Spain’s most refreshing escapes, where green mountains meet wild beaches and charming villages feel wonderfully untouched. Set between the Cantabrian Sea and the Picos de Europa, this region is perfect for families and couples who want nature, culture, great food, and a slower pace of travel.

Make sure you visit:

• Santander, Cantabria’s elegant capital, with its bay, seafront promenades, and the beautiful Magdalena Peninsula.
• Santillana del Mar, one of Spain’s prettiest medieval villages, with cobbled streets and traditional stone houses.
• Comillas, famous for its Modernist architecture, including Gaudí’s colourful El Capricho.
• Potes, a mountain village surrounded by spectacular landscapes in the Liébana Valley.
• San Vicente de la Barquera, a postcard-perfect fishing town with sea views and the Picos de Europa in the background.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• El Sardinero Beach in Santander: wide, elegant, and ideal for a classic seaside day.
• Oyambre Beach: surrounded by natural scenery, perfect for long walks and peaceful views.
• Liencres Beach: great for dramatic coastal landscapes, dunes, and sunsets.
• Somo Beach: a favourite for surfing and family beach days.
• La Arnía Beach: a more rugged and scenic spot, ideal for photos and nature lovers.

Family-friendly activities:

• Spend the day at Cabárceno Nature Park, where animals live in large open spaces in a spectacular former mining landscape.
• Take the Fuente Dé Cable Car for unforgettable views of the Picos de Europa.
• Visit the Altamira Museum, a great way to discover prehistoric cave art in an accessible family-friendly setting.
• Walk along Santander’s seafront and enjoy the Magdalena Peninsula.
• Explore easy coastal paths and viewpoints around the Costa Quebrada.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Rabas: crispy fried squid, a Cantabrian classic often enjoyed as an aperitif.
• Cocido lebaniego: a hearty mountain stew from the Liébana area.
• Anchovies from Santoña: one of the region’s most famous gourmet products.
• Sobao pasiego: a soft, buttery sponge cake from the Pasiego Valleys.
• Quesada pasiega: a traditional sweet dessert with a rich, creamy texture.

Make the most of your visit and go to...

• Picos de Europa National Park: ideal for mountain views, hiking, and scenic drives.
• Santillana del Mar and Altamira: a perfect cultural day trip combining history and heritage.
• Comillas: a beautiful coastal town with beaches, palaces, and unique architecture.
• Liébana Valley and Potes: perfect for rural landscapes, local food, and mountain charm.
• El Soplao Cave: an impressive underground visit full of fascinating rock formations.