For pricing, please check out our Book Online page. Our integrative, therapeutic full-body massage combining different modalities with focus on your areas of concern. This basic massage is perfect for the beginner massage client. Its aim is to promote relaxation and manage minor pain by releasing muscle tension, encouraging circulation, and softening connective tissue. Swedish is more gentle than other modalities and best suited for those wanting a softer, lighter and relaxing touch.
Deep Tissue. Deep tissue is a good option if you prefer more pressure than relaxing Swedish. This massage assesses and prevents soft tissue injuries and chronic pain by stimulating deep layers of muscle tissue.
This modality can be combined with other styles. Certain areas of tightness in the muscles, known as trigger points, can cause pain in other parts of the body. Ideal for releasing chronic tension and to help improve range of motion, injury rehabilitation and inflammatory-related pain. Hawaiian Lomi Lomi. Our most popular massage. This truly magical bodywork is given in long, flowing strokes from head to toe, massaging both the top and underside of your body at the same time. Feel the gentle ocean waves roll over your body as you soak up paradise.
A synchronized massage whereby the t herapists drizzle warm oil on the body then massage it in using long, fluid Lomi Lomi strokes. This is a luxuriously relaxing massage with double the aloha pleasure. Hawaiian Hot Stones. Warm up those tight muscles and let your tension melt away with the healing power of heat from Hawaiian Lava Stones. When combined with traditional Lomi Lomi techniques, your tension melts away as warm Basalt stones are both massaged with as well as placed on specific points of the body to relax tight muscles and encourage the exchange of blood and lymph.
Ashiatsu DeepFeet Bar. Ashiatsu which means "foot pressure", is the deepest massage available. The therapist delivers broad, consistent, deep pressure while utilizing their feet and body weight. Parallel bars are used above the table for balance, support and client safety. Movements are combined with centrifugal and centripetal directions.
