Spa Massage
Asian Fusion Massage
Balinese flowing strokes and Thai stretches in one massage, with kneading, pressure points and rolling for the deeper muscles.
- Where
- Juffair, Seef and Riffa
- Menu
- Spa Massage
- The visit
- Two traditions, one massage
The treatment
Two traditions, one massage
The massage brings together Balinese flowing strokes and Thai stretches. Your therapist kneads, presses, rolls and stretches, and works into the deeper muscle layers.
Where a knot will not let go, your therapist presses gently on it and releases. It ends with a Tibetan head massage and a Kobido facial massage.
Tell your therapist where you feel tight before you start, and how firm you like the pressure.
Is it right for you?
For muscles that feel knotted and a body that wants to move again.
Tell us about an injury, a health condition or a pregnancy before you book.
Your visit
What is included
Balinese flowing strokes
Long strokes to warm the muscles.
Thai stretches
Kneading, pressure points, rolling and stretching.
Tibetan head massage and Kobido facial massage
The finish of every Cocoon massage.
Questions people ask
It works into the deeper muscles, with gentle pressure on the knots. Ask for more or less at any time.
Yes, with Thai stretches between the Balinese strokes.
It is part of Energise Me, with the 360 Body Red Light Radiance.
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