Six Senses Destination Spa Holiday
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Six Senses have excelled yet again with the introduction of their first destination spa located on an idyllic island 10 minutes from Phuket. They have taken the concept of destination spas to the next level with an emphasis on preventative wellness through holistic treatments and activities that are tailored for the individual. Levels of luxury and service are unsurpassed with every detail thought of. Take advantage of this introductory special offer before the secret gets out!
This Escape includes:
- Private Health and Wellness Consultation
- 2 x 60 minute spa treatments per day
- Choice of daily Wellness Activities that include Kinesis, Qi Gong, Stretch, Mind Awareness Classes, Kayak Tours, Power Walks, Lectures and Fitness Classes
- Full Board - 3 spa cuisine meals per day
- 7 nights accommodation
- Transfers by limousine and boat to the island of Naka Yai
- Return flights to Phuket
Exclusive Special Offers:
Summer Spectaular: 30% Discount (savings up to £600pp a week) valid for stays between
- 01 July - 19 December 2010 (must be booked by 16 September 2010)
No Single Supplement valid for stays between
- 11 January - 31 October 2010
Six Senses Destination Spa
Six Senses Destination Spa Details
Location
Located on the fishing island of Naka Yai, you can reach the destination spa by boat in 10 minutes from Phuket. This is the only resort you will find on this beautiful island with pristine beaches of fine white sand and picturesque views across Phang Nga Bay. Inspired by the four life elements of fire, water, air and earth you will enjoy the wide range of Chinese, Indian, Indonesian and Thai treatments and therapies.
Transfer Time - 40 min by private car and speedboat from Phuket Int'l Airport
Food
Combining local seafood with traditional herbs and spices and organically grown ingredients mostly from the island's own biological gardens - the cuisine is called "Fishatarian". The innovative Thai cuisine offers a delicious variety of fresh and healthy meals in the Ton-Sai Restaurant. At breakfast and lunch you will find a refreshing buffet, for dinner an a la carte menu will be served. Alternatively you can dine in the raw food restaurant where freshly gathered produce from the organic vegetable garden is presented. Whatever you decide to have for dinner, there are not only dining tables but also large comfortable daybeds with stunning views over Phang Nga Bay.
Rooms
Six Senses Destination Spa offers a total of 61 Private Pool Villas and Pool Villa Suites. Each villa provides the ultimate in comfort and luxury with every detail thought of; private steam showers, an oversized bathroom with an outdoor tub leading to an outside garden where you will have your own personal citrus and herb garden and private pool in addition to an outdoor sala for meditation and massage. There are also
ipod docking stations in the room with a music library and yoga suits and bathrobes supplied. A personal butler will also be on call for anything else you may need.
Room types:
- Hill Pool Villas
- Hill Pool Villa Suites
- Beach Pool Villas
- Beach Pool Villa Suites
Fitness and Daily Activities
The diversity of this fitness haven's sports programmes and other facilities is hugely impressive. Programs offered include Kinesis functional training, physiotherapy, two gymnasiums – with one in the natural surroundings of the jungle, meditation on a small islet, bootcamp sessions on the beach and an organically shaped lap pool. Other activities include adventurous pastimes such as sea kayaking, windsurfing, snorkeling, diving, mountain biking, trekking or rock climbing, but less active activities such as fishing, sailing and sightseeing tours are organised by the hotel, too. If you don't want to leave the Resort, you can participate in the thai massage school, gardening and cooking classes or experience the lifestlye-enhancing exercises of yoga, Tai Chi and Pilates. And those wanting to take a break can just relax in the outdoor swimming pool or at the library. You can be sure that you won't get bored!
Insider Tips
Holiday insider tips
Wellness Approach
- A destination spa dedicated to holistic wellbeing through treatments and wellness philosophies from the 4 main Asian wellness philosophies. The Chinese section includes treatments from traditional Chinese medicine such as Chi Nei Tsang (abdominal massage that helps digestion). The Indian Pavilion offers colonic therapy, energy healing and other Ayurvedic treatments. A Thai Massage School provides guests the opportunity to learn the traditional art of this world renowned therapy. The Indonesian section features outdoor water therapy treatments and a watsu pool in a jungle setting. These are to name but a few!
Freestyle Spa
- Your own steam room is there to use in your own villa.
Signature Treatment
Traditional Thai Massage. A 2000 year old treatment with its roots in yoga and Ayurveda. You will be given Thai pyjamas to wear and no oil is applied to the body. Your therapist will stretch your body in yoga like positions in synch with your breathing. With only Thai therapists who have undergone rigorous training you will get a first class Thai Massage. They even provide a 5 day course to teach you the skills for personal use if you are interested!
We Love
- The beautiful and peaceful Chinese relaxation garden where you have a Chinese herbal tea after your treatment
- The wellness talks and lectures given twice a day (before and after dinner) by the experts on different complementary therapies. Look out for the iridology talk - fascinating!
Return on Investment
Rejuvenation & Education. You will not only feel heathier and maybe a little lighter but will go home armed with tools for lasting lifestyle changes. Holiday reviews and comments
28th Apr 2010 | By Lorraine Meeks
Firstly, a big thank you to everyone at Wellbeing escapes for organising my six night stay.
Anouska was fantastic, and dealt with all my mundane queries, i.e. how long would it take me to swim ashore if I needed to escape, and would they search my bags for contraband on the way in. For the record I got through with 1 bottle of gin and enough cans of tonic to last the week!
I was definately a Spa virgin, and was dragged along by my two daughters, largely so I could pick up the bill.
The place was absolutely breathtakingly beautiful, and arriving by speedboat a great way to start our visit.
The treatments were great and very relaxing. Felt a bit 'massaged out' by day four, but was definately a plus having our treatments included. I would not even consider staying there if it was on a bed and breakfast basis. The cost of treatments was astronomical, with a basic 50 mins facial costing £150 or more. I had one on my last day. All the prices are subject to 18% tax and service so it really bumps everything up.
The food was fantastic. Really enjoyed it, didn't feel deprived, and still haven't had any red meat and I've been back 2 weeks. In fact only had chicken once since I came home.
Although you have a consultation on arrival with one of the wellness consultants and they recommend classes to go to etc. basically you can do as little or as much as you like. My eldest daughter went to the gym and did yoga classes etc, every day ,whereas I probably have the distinction of being the only person to stay there for 7 days without ever finding the gym or attend a single activity. I sat by my private pool, looking at the ocean and reading books, having to leave my villa for occasional treatments or meals.
The only real downside to the place is that it is so boring at night. You have dinner and thats it. There really is nothing to do. Not even any tv s or daily newspapers. My butler told me they don't have wi fi in villas because it fries your brains. Did tell him it was too late for mine.
So a big thank you again, for what (against my expectations) was a great trip.
8th May 2009 | By Filipa Teixeira - London
Travelled October 08
It was fantastic!! the resort is amazing .. all the vegetation is edible so it smells amazing in the resort
they have bycicles for you to go around as distances can be big. also there are golf cars passing all the time to take you around. The butler was amazing always taking care of us.
The beach is not amazing.. nice but the water was not very clear and the beach had lots of rocks etc.. they do not even have a lot of chairs in the beach.. most of the people spend their days in their private villas in the pool. Mine was very good as no one could see into my villa and i could see the sea from the pool.
The food was amazing.. super healthy. we did a 3 day detox so did not really eat at the restaurants. the raw food restaurant had amazing food. all very health oriented.
The spa was amazing.. huge with a pavalion for china/ india/ thailand/ indonesia ... they had herbal shops and a tea house.. really amazing
Yoga was fantastic because there was a teacher there teaching the local employees... she will stay there the month of november. they should have classes every day but only have 4 times a week. i joined the class where she tought the employees which were fantastic. am not sure how yoga will be when the local employees will teach ...
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