Therapies
Therapies and treatments, carefully chosen for your well-being.
Pain Stop
Chronic fatigue;
Chronic muscle contractures;
Athletes;
Fibromyalgia;
People who perform repetitive physical work that puts pressure on muscles and joints.
Any contagious disease;
Convalescence after serious illness;
Large or small haematomas;
Thrombosis, thrombophlebitis, varicose veins;
Serious heart and/or lung disease; high blood pressure;
Epilepsy, collagen diseases, fever;
Pregnant women;
Haemophilia;
Injuries to the
Tropical Spa Party
- A girls' day out at the spa, a holiday with tropical scents.
- Tropical fruit body scrub 30'
- Swedish relaxing massage 30'
- Access included to the Relaxation Area
Back Pain Release
Gentle Treat for Him
- Say goodbye to back pain and enjoy relaxing moments at the spa.
- Relaxing back massage with almond and peppermint oil 30’
- Toning scalp massage 15’
- Infusion of invigorating essential oils
- Included access to the pool, saunas, hammam, jacuzzi, tropical shower, Scottish shower, Kneipp baths, loungers heated by infrared lamps and the relaxation area.
Aromatherapy Face & Body Massage
Lomi Lomi Hawaiian Massage
Balinese Massage with Bamboo Sticks
Balinese massage with bamboo sticks is a combination of Balinese techniques and techniques performed with bamboo sticks. Bamboo sticks of different sizes and with different levels of smoothing are used, depending on the area of the body where they will be applied and the massage techniques in which they are used (rotating, gliding, pressing, rolling).
Compress Herbal Thai Therapy
Fusion Massage Therapy
Personalized intuitive massage, in which the therapist freely combines various massage techniques—relaxation massage, lymphatic drainage, deep tissue massage, reflexology, pressure techniques, mobilization, stretching, anti-cellulite massage, and the application of warm compresses or hot stones—tailored to the client’s individual needs and preferences.
Thai Nuad Therapy
Traditional Thai massage combines chiropractic techniques and acupressure with acrobatic stretching exercises for all the muscles, borrowed from yoga. The final effect is the rebalancing of the four elements of the body: Earth (din – body, skeleton, muscles, blood vessels, tendons, and ligaments), Water (naam – blood and body fluids), Fire (fai – digestive system and metabolism), and Air (lom – breathing and circulation).
