Exotic Massages

Massaging your body with four hands at once alters your brain's response. After a while, your mind stops following who is doing which movement and hands control entirely to the expert therapists. Your mind relaxes along with your body — feeling renewed afterwards is inevitable.

Coming from Ayurveda, India's doctrine of long life, this therapy is performed with warm spice oils. Its purpose is to relax body, mind and soul, cleanse the energy channels and revitalize the senses. Warm oil poured over the forehead and rhythmic head-and-neck massage still the thoughts and bring true rest.

Volcanic basalt stones preserve their heat for a long time and are placed on the chakra zones of the body. Massaged with warm stones and aromatic oils, the body warms and relaxes as increased blood flow carries more oxygen to the cells. The combination of the stones' energy and massage leaves you feeling revitalized.

An ancient technique used for healing in traditional Thai medicine. It differs from other massages with its distinctive movements — pushing, pulling, rotating. In many ways it resembles yoga, yet the practitioner performs the movements for you: Thai massage is, in essence, a passive yoga session.

Originating in Hawaii, Lomi Lomi Nui is applied with the arms and elbows in rhythmic movements resembling a dance. Long, flowing strokes release the joints, free the spirit and awaken a deep sense of relaxation.

A Japanese healing method practiced in the Far East for centuries. Pressure is applied with fingers and palms to specific points along the body's energy channels, releasing tension and contractions and supporting the flow of energy.

Native to the Indonesian island of Bali, this massage is applied with a harmonious interplay of palms, elbows and fingers, accompanied by aromatic oils. Effective pressure on the energy points and soft strokes reach beyond the surface muscles; tension eases and energy levels rise.