Every Type of Massage – From Ancient Healing to Modern Pleasure

The most common Western style — long, flowing strokes that improve circulation, reduce stress, and relax muscles. Ideal for beginners.

Combines gentle techniques with essential oils to enhance mood, relieve tension, and stimulate the senses.

Uses smooth heated stones to melt away muscle tightness and improve blood flow. Deeply soothing and grounding.

Focuses on deeper muscle layers to release chronic tension and knots. Great for athletes or people with stiffness.

Two people receive a massage side-by-side in the same room — a relaxing and intimate shared experience.

A dynamic combination of stretching, acupressure, and yoga-like movements performed on a mat. Energizing and holistic.

A Japanese method using finger pressure on energy meridians to restore balance and vitality. Done fully clothed, without oil.

A therapeutic Chinese technique that stimulates qi (energy flow) through rhythmic kneading and pressure along meridians.

A warm-oil body massage from India designed to balance body and mind according to Ayurvedic doshas.

A blend of gentle stretches, acupressure, and aromatherapy — both relaxing and invigorating.

Tailored for athletes to prevent injury, improve recovery, and boost performance through focused muscle work.

A gentle, rhythmic massage that stimulates lymph flow to reduce swelling and detoxify the body.

A gentle, rhythmic massage that stimulates lymph flow to reduce swelling and detoxify the body.

A gentle, rhythmic massage that stimulates lymph flow to reduce swelling and detoxify the body.

A gentle, rhythmic massage that stimulates lymph flow to reduce swelling and detoxify the body.

A gentle, rhythmic massage that stimulates lymph flow to reduce swelling and detoxify the body.