Chemical composition of the water of Caldea

Caldea capitalises on all the properties of the thermal waters from Escaldes-Engordany, which are part of the warmest springs in the Pyrenees (70ºC).
The sodic and sulphurous thermal waters of Andorra are oily like thermal plankton and, although they have therapeutic properties, the way Caldea uses the richness of the region’s waters is guided by a philosophy that differs from the ones of traditional spas.
Bathing in thermal waters was originally practised for therapeutic purposes since these waters have analgesic, healing, decongestant and anti-allergic effects. At Caldea these therapeutic effects are accompanied by a playful experience that provides an immediate sensation of wellbeing. This is an innovative concept that promotes bathing in thermal waters for the purpose of leisure and which, since its inauguration in 1994, has broken away from the concept of traditional spas which are oriented towards therapy.

Caldea’s thermal waters have earned the Aquatermalcert certification of excellence (ATC). After an exhaustive analytical process, which included a diagnostic audit and various verification audits, a team of experts with technical training concluded that the water used in both Thermoludic and Inúu retains all the properties of the thermal source.