Relax.
Rejuvenate.
Return.

Sea Med Signature

Our own blend of both traditions. Thai pressure where the body is tight, Balinese oil work everywhere else.

Four Hand

Two therapists, moving in time. Nothing to track, nothing to anticipate, so the mind gives up and lets go.

Swedish

Long, even strokes. The gentlest place to start if you've never had a massage.

Balinese

Warm oil, palm pressure and slow kneading, working the whole body in one continuous pass.

Thai Dry

No oil. Assisted stretching and thumb pressure along the body's lines. You stay clothed.

Deep Tissue

Firm and slow, into the layers under the surface. For knots that have outstayed their welcome.

Lomi Lomi

The Hawaiian style. Forearms and long flowing sweeps, more rhythm than technique.

Abhyanga

The Indian oil massage, warm and methodical, following the direction of the body's own flow.

Body Scrub

A natural exfoliating scrub worked over the whole body, then rinsed warm.

Body Wrap

Wrapped and left to rest while the skin drinks it in. Usually paired with a scrub.

Foot

Pressure through the soles and calves. Better than it sounds after a day on your feet.

Back

Shoulders, upper back, lower back. The short session most desk workers actually need.

Head

Scalp, temples and the base of the skull, worked slowly. Good for a head full of screens.

Face Massage

A light, careful massage of the face and jaw with natural oils. Relaxing, not corrective.