Thai Health MassageSarandë

Services

Which massage should you book?

Twelve treatments is a lot to choose from when you are standing at the door. Start with what your body has been doing today, not with the name of the technique.

Start with what you did today

You have been in the sun all dayWarm oil, long slow strokes, nothing deep. Hot stone is the wrong choice on burnt skin.Hot oil massage
You walked the promenade until your feet gave outReflexology from the knee down, seated in a chair, no appointment needed.Foot massage
You just drove down the coastThirty minutes seated, straight into the shoulders and neck. The quickest fix we do.Head, neck & shoulder
Something specific hurts and has for a whileSlow, strong work into one area rather than a tour of the whole body.Deep tissue massage
You want to try the real Thai thingOn a mat, clothed, no oil. Stretching and pressure along the body's lines.Thai traditional
Deep tension that heat reaches better than handsHeated basalt stones laid along the spine and worked in with oil.Hot stone massage
You just want to switch offLight, slow, full body. Nothing to brace for.Relaxing massage
You want the strongest thing on the listTwo therapists on one table at the same time. Book ahead.Four hands massage

Still unsure? Walk in and describe the problem. Choosing for you is part of the job, and it costs nothing to ask before you commit to an hour.

Traditional Thai treatments

Cupping treatment and massageSuction cups on the back to draw up the tissue, then hands-on work over the same area. Leaves round marks for a few days.60 min · 10,000 L
Bone setting treatmentTraditional Thai joint and alignment work. Tell the therapist about any past injury first.8,000 L
Ear cleaning and treatmentTraditional Thai ear candling and cleaning.6,000 L

Every treatment

What is the same whichever you pick

Your pressure, not ours

Every treatment on this page can be worked light or firm. The technique sets what the therapist does; you set how hard.

Clean linen every time

Towels and covers are changed for every client, in the shop and on hotel visits.

You stay covered

Thai and foot treatments are done clothed, with loose trousers provided. Oil treatments are on a table under a towel; you keep your underwear on.

The price on the wall

Nothing is added at the end and nothing is upsold on the table. The list at the door is the list you pay.

Questions

Asked at the desk

I have never had a massage. Which one should I start with?

The 60-minute hot oil massage. It is the gentlest thing we do, nothing is stretched or pulled, and you can simply lie there. If you would rather stay clothed, ask for Thai traditional instead and tell the therapist to work light.

Can I combine two treatments?

Yes. A common pairing is 30 minutes of foot massage followed by 60 minutes on the table. Ask at the desk and we will price the two separately, never as a package with a markup.

How do I ask for more or less pressure?

Say so, in any language, at any point. Therapists ask at the start, but the useful moment is during — if something is too much, say so then rather than enduring it. Nothing is ruined by stopping and adjusting.

Is there anything I should mention beforehand?

Tell the therapist about recent injuries or surgery, pregnancy, high blood pressure, and any skin condition or sunburn. It changes which treatment suits you and how firmly you should be worked on.

How far ahead should I book?

For one person, walking in is usually fine. For four hands, couples, or a group of four or more, message us a day ahead — those need two therapists free at the same time.