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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.

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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 Alona Beach

Alona Beach, Panglao

⏱ 60 minutes

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About this experience

Spa & Massage in Alona Beach is a beachfront wellness service located on Panglao Island, offering therapeutic treatments with the sound of waves in the background. The facility provides a range of massage styles, from traditional Filipino hilot to Swedish and deep-tissue options, using locally sourced coconut oil. Treatments are designed to relieve muscle tension and promote relaxation after beach activities or island tours.

What to expect

Choose from 60-minute or 90-minute massage sessions, with the option to upgrade to a hot stone or aromatherapy add-on.
Each session includes a welcome drink of fresh coconut water and a cool towel, with no hidden fees.
The open-air massage pavilions face the beach, allowing you to hear the surf and feel the sea breeze during your treatment.
Therapists are trained in traditional Filipino hilot, which uses warm banana leaf compresses and herbal oils.
Suitable for solo travellers, couples, and groups, with private couples' rooms available on request.
After your massage, you can relax on a lounger with a complimentary herbal tea, with no time limit on your stay.