Swedish massage

Swedish massage helps reduce pain (e.g., stress-related headaches), speeds up recovery after injuries, prevents muscle atrophy from disuse, alleviates insomnia, and increases alertness. Most importantly, it promotes relaxation and reduces the effects of stress.

This treatment is one of the best-known massages, as it covers the entire body and focuses on massaging muscles, tendons, and joints. It supports proper movement function and relaxes tense, cramped muscles.

Sports massage 

This is a comprehensive massage program that combines Swedish massage with techniques to relax and stretch muscles and tendons, and mobilize joints. The techniques used during the therapy are often intense, but not painful.

The treatment focuses on repositioning joints and vertebrae that are fixed in poor alignment and stretching shortened, tense muscles. After the session, you may experience mild discomfort for 1–3 days, but the initial complaints and severe pain are often alleviated even after the first treatment.

Gentle Manual Therapy / Soft Chiropactic

This is a comprehensive massage program that combines Swedish massage with techniques to relax and stretch muscles and tendons, as well as mobilize joints. The techniques used during the therapy are often intense, but not painful.

The treatment focuses on repositioning joints and vertebrae that are fixed in poor alignment and stretching shortened, tense muscles. After the session, you may experience mild discomfort for 1–3 days, but the initial complaints and severe pain are often alleviated even after the first treatment.

Aromatherapy massage

This is an oil massage using your choice of essential oils. Its slow rhythm and continuous, flowing movements induce a deeply relaxed state. Aromatherapy treatments have positive effects not only through the skin, but also through inhalation, as the essential oils provide calming and stress-relieving benefits.

Relaxation massage

This massage, performed with specialized techniques, deeply relaxes the body. It allows the autonomic nervous system to rest, helping you unwind both mentally and emotionally. It relieves stress and revitalizes your energy.

Tibetan Honey Massage

For those who have never tried it, few know that honey massage is performed with completely different techniques than other types of massage. This treatment uses the healing properties of honey to help cleanse the body through a vacuum effect. In fact, despite its name, it is not a traditional massage; the technique mainly creates a vacuum, most often applied to the back.

Honey massage has strong detoxifying and cleansing effects on the body. It is effective for relieving neck, shoulder, and back pain, addressing rheumatic complaints, joint problems, muscle adhesions, inflammation, respiratory issues, and chronic colds. It also provides relief for those suffering from chronic fatigue and headaches.

Shea Butter Massage

The shea butter relaxation massage is a true treat that also includes a facial massage. It rejuvenates not only your spirit but also your skin. Shea butter is an especially effective moisturizer, as it contains many fatty acids essential for maintaining the skin's hydration.

Honey Massage with 

Body Scrub

A true indulgence in today's fast-paced world. The treatment begins with a full-body scrub using genuine Himalayan salt, which stimulates the skin, lymphatic flow, and blood circulation. This is followed by the ultimate pampering with warm, silky honey oil, leaving your skin replenished with vitamins, vitality, and energy.

Face & Head Massage 

Massaging acupressure points on the head and face has a general calming and relaxing effect, making it recommended for everyone. It is especially beneficial for those engaged in mentally demanding work. Tension accumulated in the head causes the thin layer of muscles covering the skull to contract, often leading to discomfort.

Head massage not only relieves pain but also improves blood circulation in the scalp, promoting healthier hair. The treatment also includes relaxing muscle work on the neck and shoulders. Face and head massage is particularly effective in alleviating migraines and relieving mental and physical fatigue.