Traditional Thai Massage

Thai massage is an ancient practice that combines Ayurvedic techniques and traditional Chinese medicine to achieve a state of deep relaxation. Your therapist will alternate between applying therapeutic pressure to your body and carefully stretching your body to help relieve and remove physical and emotional stress. 

It is believed that Buddha’s physician, Jivaka Kumar Bhaccha, created Thai massage over 2,500 years ago. It is one of the four branches of Traditional Thai medicine and has been shown to increase healthy blood circulation, improve a person’s range of motion, and reduce stress and tension.

Our professional massage therapist will guide you through a relaxing session where they assist in a series of passive stretches, similar to yogic stretching, and firm muscle compressions using their hands, forearms, elbows, knees and feet. Thai massage is typically more vigorous than other forms of massage as the strong application of pressure assists in loosening and relaxing the muscles. You may request light or medium pressure be applied if you find this style of massage to be too firm and your therapist will tailor the massage to meet your individual needs.    

The pressure point techniques and rhythmic movements of Thai massage have been developed over centuries to induce relaxation and restore physical and spiritual energy. The physical techniques utilised by our massage therapists make Thai massage more energising and effective at offering physical and mental rejuvenation than other forms of massage.

Thai massage is suitable for clients of any age and gender. You can wear loose clothing during your massage to assist in comfort and free movement or be partially clothed. No oils or creams are used during the massage.

To experience the long-lasting benefits of Thai massage we encourage booking regular sessions.