Riyuegu Hotsprings is a large-scale hot spring park set within a landscaped environment in Xiamen, Fujian. Built around natural mineral hot spring water, it offers a place where guests can spend time comfortably moving freely between pools, rest spaces and other facilities. It can be enjoyed as a half-day visit or as an unhurried part of a Xiamen itinerary.
Unlike city bathhouses or individual spa treatments, Riyuegu is designed as a purpose-built attraction—one that fits naturally into travel plans across Xiamen and the wider region.
with over 20 years of operating experience
China Five-Star Hot Spring
National AAAA Tourist Attraction
from central Xiamen by car
Hot springs are the foundation of Riyuegu. The entire park is shaped around mineral hot spring water, open-air soaking environments, and spaces that support a natural, comfortable visit.
From landscaped outdoor settings to thoughtfully integrated indoor supporting areas, the hot springs define how the park is experienced.
Beyond hot spring soaking, Riyuegu offers a diverse mix of leisure, relaxation, and light activity. Visitors can enjoy different types of pools, wellness facilities, massage experiences, swimming and activity areas, and spaces created for both adults and children.
This range allows couples, families, and multi-generational groups to enjoy the park together, even when interests and energy levels differ.
Many visitors include Riyuegu Hotsprings as one of several standard activity formats within a Xiamen trip. It sits alongside heritage sites, temple complexes, coastal routes, and neighborhood exploration as a distinct way to spend time in the city.
Its location just off central Xiamen Island allows it to be easily scheduled into a Xiamen itinerary.
The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, making it easy for groups to share time here while still enjoying different parts of the attraction.
Many visitors spend around half a day, moving between hot springs, leisure facilities, and rest areas at their own pace. Some prefer to extend this into a full day—or across multiple days, allowing the visit to unfold with greater depth and without the pressure of time.
Plan the practical details of your visit, including how to get here and how much time to allow.