Airlines
Most U.S. and Canadian airlines connect to Guadalajara International Airport. A government-supervised taxi takes you on the 45 minute trip from Guadalajara, through the village of Primavera and the Primavera Forest to Rio Caliente Spa.
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TIP: to save on cab fare, use our luggage tags to identify other guests and share the ride. Find the taxi kiosks as you exit and - for the best rate - pay the fare (about US $45 for up to three people) in pesos. Because we're located in a remote pine forest, we must welcome you by 10 PM. If you arrive in Guadalajara after 9 PM, please make arrangements to stay in the city that night. We recommend these hotels: Fenix (a Best Western), Mendoza, downtown, Camino Real (Westin), uptown, or the Casa Grande at the airport. |
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Airlines serving Guadalajara
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What to Bring We are extremely
informal; bring casual pants, shorts, comfortable shoes and sneakers;
boots for rugged hiking, rain slicker July through September, sweater,
flashlight, sunscreen and swimsuit! Our voltage is the same as stateside,
so your electrical items will work. Satellite TV with DVD & VCR plus DSL computer are available for public use in our Palapa lounge. An Ideal Climate All Year Around In summer it's neither humid nor above 75° - making the spa a wonderful escape from the sweltering summer months in the southern U.S. Even in May and June, the warmest months here, temperatures seldom exceed 85° F. In winter, with daytime temperatures in the comfortable 70's, the climate is a welcome, soothing respite from bone-chilling winters up north. No wonder National Geographic Magazine rates Guadalajara as having one of the most desirable climates in the world! To see the weather at Rio Caliente each month, click here.
Rio Caliente Hot Springs Spa U.S. Office
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