What types of massage are available?

Common massage types include Swedish, deep tissue, hot stone, aromatherapy, sports massage, and Lomi Lomi. Many spas also offer local treatments using Canary Islands ingredients like aloe vera, sea salt, and volcanic clay.

How long does a spa massage session last?

Massage sessions typically range from 30 minutes to 90 minutes. The 60-minute session is the most popular choice, giving enough time for a full-body treatment including back, shoulders, legs, and arms.

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Spa & Massage in palawan

palawan, Palawan

⏱ 60 minutes

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About this experience

Spa & Massage in Palawan is a wellness activity offering traditional Filipino massage and body treatments across the island's coastal resorts and town centres. It operates in Palawan, Philippines, using local coconut oil and bamboo techniques. Sessions typically last 60 to 120 minutes and are available in beachfront huts or air-conditioned spa rooms.

What to expect

Choose from a 60-minute Swedish massage, 90-minute deep tissue work, or a 120-minute hilot (Filipino healing massage) using warm banana leaf compresses.
Each session includes a pre-massage foot wash with sea salt and a post-treatment cup of ginger tea, served on-site.
You will lie on a padded massage table under a mosquito net in an open-air pavilion, with the sound of waves or jungle cicadas in the background.
Therapists are locally trained in reflexology and pressure-point techniques, and they adjust pressure to your tolerance during the first five minutes.
Suitable for solo travellers, couples, and post-dive recovery, with oil-free options for those who prefer no residue on skin.
Most spas provide a private changing area, a locker for valuables, and a shower to rinse off oil before you leave.