The Swedish Massage uses several styles of long, flowing strokes to massage. The firm but gentle pressure promotes relaxation, eases muscle tension and reduces pain. If it's you're first time at the spa, the Swedish massage is the perfect massage for you. A massage therapist will use massage oil and perform the five massage strokes that will warm up the muscle tissue, reduce tension, and gradually break up muscle “knots.” Feel free to tell us the amount of pressure you want during your massage.

A Stone massage uses smooth, flat, and heated basalt rocks that are placed on key points of the body. The stones are placed in water and heated to 50 -53 degrees Celsius (122-127 degrees Fahrenheit) before being placed on the body. The heat relaxes and warms up tight muscles, allowing the therapist to apply deeper, more precise pressure if desired or necessary.

Touch is the first sense to develop in humans and is essential to the health and well-being of children. Massages are not restricted to people of a certain age; they are also highly beneficial to children and infants. Children also experience stress and a massage can treat it.

The Deep Tissue massage specializes in treating the deep tissue structures of the muscle and fascia also known as connective tissue. Deep tissue massages use many of the same movements and techniques as the Swedish massage, but the pressure is greater. We recommend this massage for individuals who have consistent muscle pain, and those involved in heavy physical activities like athletes. Also, it is also helpful for those who suffer from stiff necks, sore shoulders, or low back tightness.

Pregnancy massages reduce stress, decrease swelling in the arms and legs, and relieve aches and pains in the muscles and joints. This massage is physically beneficial, comforting, and provides emotional support during pregnancy. Massage therapy has been found to reduce anxiety and depression in pregnant women.