This soothing massage is designed to relax both your body and mind, helping you find balance and calm. Unlike deep tissue massage, the relaxation massage is gentler, making it ideal for those seeking a more moderate approach to achieve deep relaxation.

A highly effective and popular treatment that targets deep layers of muscle, connective tissue, and fascia. This massage is perfect for releasing chronic tension and is especially beneficial for relieving tired or tight muscles after a day on the mountain or a workout.

Sports massage is designed to relieve muscle tension and restore balance to your musculoskeletal system, helping to enhance your performance in your chosen sport. It’s a more targeted approach that focuses on specific problem areas. It can also help prevent injuries caused by overuse and repetitive movements during physical activity.

This treatment involves using smooth, heated stones placed on key points of your body during the massage. The heat and weight of the stones help relax the muscles, enabling the therapist to apply deeper pressure without discomfort. It’s a powerful yet soothing experience, perfect for unwinding after time in the mountains.

Bamboo massage blends deep tissue techniques with the firm pressure of heated bamboo sticks, helping to release muscle knots and tension. The treatment starts with a traditional massage, followed by rolling the sticks over tight areas to stretch and relax the body. Perfect après-ski, it leaves you feeling deeply rejuvenated.

This gentle massage relieves aches and pains during pregnancy, using only almond oil for safety. Supported by pillows and warmth, you’ll enjoy deep relaxation. Recommended for women beyond the first trimester without complications, it’s a perfect way to ease tension and unwind during this special time.

Using silicone or glass suction cups, this technique helps release tension in the fascia and boost blood circulation. Often paired with traditional massage, this ancient method uses a vacuum effect to gently lift the skin and fascia, which can help reduce inflammation, release toxins, and support muscle recovery.