MASSAGES
| Relaxation Massage | a partial and full body massage using soft and fluid strokes, rubbing and kneading; the massage is performed in a candle-lit room and with relaxing music |
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| BioOleo Massage | energetic and rejuvenating full body massage 100% natural, hypoallergic, paraben free; sweet almond oil smoothes and nourishes your skin |
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| Hot stone Massage | a relaxing massage with warmed basalt stones to balance the flow of positive energy, to calm you down, and reduce stress as well as muscle tension |
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| Sports Massage | a fairly strong full body massage based on traditional massage movements |
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| Galaxy Massage | a very pleasant body massage with warm aromatic oils and some elements of sports massage (stretching) |
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| Aromatherapy Massage | a treatment based on essential oils to help you relax, clear your mind and relieve headache, muscle pain, insomnia, and general depression |
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| Ayurvedic Massage | a treatment based on the Indian natural health care system which impacts our physical, mental, and spiritual condition |
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| Foot Massage with elements of reflexology | a treatment on the feet by stimulating specific points and reflex zones which are linked to individual parts and systems of the human body |
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| Cosmetic Massage | performed mainly on the face, neck, and shoulders to ease muscle tension and improve skin elasticity |
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| Face and head massage | A wonderful form of relaxation and an excellent way to maintain a youthful appearance.It soothes the skin, improves its colour and perfectly oxygenates it, but also makes it more flexible and lifts it. After the treatment the skin is smoothed, oxygenated, and wrinkles visibly reduced. It eliminates the effect of a "tired face" and also helps to eliminate headaches and neck stiffness.Massage applied regularly guarantees incredible effects and visible improvement of skin condition. |
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| Lomi-lomi nui | traditional, Hawaiian, deeply relaxing full body massage. It soothes the senses and balances any tensions in the body. It works on a physical and spiritual level restoring vital energy and accelerating the process of regeneration. Performed to the rhythm of Hawaiian music on the deeply moisturizing and skin conditioning citrus oil. Availability of treatment: Saturday-Sunday |
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| The Japanese Kobido face massage |
an intensive treatment which smoothes wrinkles and raises the oval of the face, originating from the tradition of Chinese medicine. It relaxes, adds vitality and radiance to the skin. Indications: heavy, swollen eyes, swelling in the face region, increased muscle tension, wrinkles, loss of firmness, migraine. |
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| The Beldi Turkish Ritual | The treatment begins with warming up the body in the steam bath, followed by a scrub using a Kessa glove based on foam from Beldi African soap. The whole treatment is crowned with a relaxing full body massage using aromatic oil. |
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| Oriental Cleansing | Ritual includes body peeling with black Beldi soap, firming and cleansing wrap with Moroccan Rassoul mud and aromatic full body massage |
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| Moroccan purification | This luxurious ritual includes a session in the steam room, a Kessa glove peeling based on African Beldi soap, which removes dead skin cells and perfectly smooths the skin. This is followed by a firming body wrap using Moroccan Rassoul mud. The ceremony ends with an exotic full body massage. |
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| Desert sand | The treatment starts with a Kessa glove peeling on a heated stone table, followed by a relaxing full body massage. |
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| The Touch of Morocco | Ritual begins with a relaxing session in a steam bath, then a deep cleansing peeling is performed with the Kessa glove. The next stage is the application of a purifying mask from Moroccan Rassoul mud. |
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| Craniosacral Therapy | A fascial therapy from the field of classical osteopathy. The therapist uses special techniques to relax and work on problematic body structures, regulating the cerebrospinal fluid which oxygenates all tissues, muscles and organs in the body. This restores the body's natural ability to heal itself. During the therapy the patient remains in light clothing such as a tracksuit. Indications for therapy: depression, hyperactivity, dyslexia, autism, concentration disorders, malaise, headaches and dizziness, migraines, sight and hearing problems, sinusitis, post-accident conditions, temporomandibular joint strains, back and muscle pain, sciatica, scoliosis, painful shoulder strains and many others. |
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| Massage with craniosacral therapy | Deeply relaxing therapeutic massage based on osteopathic techniques of cranio sacral therapy. The therapist works out tense and painful parts of the body, then moves on to techniques for regulating the cerebrospinal fluid, which oxygenates all the tissues, muscles and organs in the body. This restores the body's natural ability to self-heal. |
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| Balinese massage | Traditional, originating from the island of Bali, this intensive relaxing massage influences the correct flow of energy channels. It is also accompanied by elements of stretching, acupressure and aromatherapy. Thanks to the combination of the above methods, it effectively restores harmony to the body and soul. Available on Saturdays and Sundays. |
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| Udvartana | An Indian body cleansing ritual performed with massaging movements. Udvartana is a deep detoxifying body peeling with herbal powders and an intensive relaxing body massage. In accordance with tradition, selected oils of only natural origin are used in the massage. |
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| Bamboo massage | An intensive massage performed with natural bamboo stalks. It deeply stimulates deep tissues, which is why it is recommended especially in case of very strong muscle tensions. The massage warms up and stimulates blood and lymph circulation. |
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| Kobido massage with elements of craniosacral therapy |
An intensive wrinkle-smoothing and face-lifting treatment originating from the tradition of Chinese medicine. . It relaxes and gives the skin vitality and radiance. The therapist also applies cranio sacral therapy techniques from the field of osteopathy. This deeply relaxes the occipital part of the head, the temporal bones and the tightness of the facial and cranial sutures. By regulating the natural fluctuations of the cerebro-spinal fluid, it restores the patient's ability for self-regeneration. |
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