Spas on Samui and the Suratthani islands


What is a Thai spa?

A Thai spa is a place where both your body and mind should relax and get "stress free", often surrounded by Thai traditional interior and furnishing. There are many different methods and treatments. Below is just a selection:

• Traditional Thai massage and energy treatment
• Traditional oil massage and warm stone massage
• Other massages like Swedish and Shiatsu (Japanese)
• Body scrubs, body wraps and facial masks
• Foot massage and reflexology
• Head and facial massage
• Skin care, face care and nail care
• Jacuzzi, herbal bath and spring baths
• Food and juices made from herbs, fruits and vegetables
• Green tea and natural spring water for health
• Aloe Vera, coconut oil, ginger and papaya treatment
• Steam room, herbal sauna or dry sauna (Finland style)
• Meditation and relaxing techniques
• Yoga, Reiki, breathing techniques, Chi Kung and Tai Chi
• Relaxing to traditional soft Thai and Asian music
  

Spas on Samui & the islands

There are nowadays many good spas on the islands of Koh Samui, Koh Phangan and Koh Tao. In fact, especially Samui has a reputation of being one of the best spa destinations and islands in South East Asia. The island's environment and natural beauty, with coconut palm trees, fresh air and nice beaches makes it the perfect location for a spa.

Facilities and environment

All good spas on Samui, Phangan and Tao has been designed professionally with an interior very often inspired by Thai and Asian influences and tradition. Also the eyes should be satisfied while going to a spa here. A lot of natural materials like stones, tree and fabrics are found in most spas. Walls are often covered by natural wood, bamboo or stone bricks or painted in natural earth colors. Many spas has small waterfalls and living plants and flowers to make the environment a part of the relaxation. Moderate air condition or special fans to make you relax is often installed.

Enjoy and take care of your body and mind!

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