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Spa holidaysOberoi Wildflower Hall, Himalayas, India - Oberoi Wildflower Hall has been voted one of the best spas in the world due to its incredible location in the Himalayas. The amazing spa is a luxurious place to indulge with holistic treatments based on Ayurveda, oriental and western traditions. Choose a private spa suite or an outdoor pavilion with views over the cedar forest and snowy peaks. You can also soak up views over the Himalayas from the heated pool or outdoor whirlpool. Spend time strolling along winding forest trails or get your adrenalin pumping with mountain biking or white-water rafting in the rapids of the River Sutlej. InterContinental Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa - The Deep Ocean Spa is a haven of tranquillity and its Thalasso Spa is the South Pacific’s first thalasso centre, using the benefits of water taken from 800m below sea level. Seawater, seaweed and marine mud are used in the spa’s therapies and hydrotherapy, plus weekly regimes are available. Admire fish darting through the water during a treatment in a glass-floored over-water bungalow, relax in the multi-sensorial outdoor spa and chill out in the tea lounge. The BodyHoliday, St Lucia - Voted the Caribbean’s Leading Spa Resort at the 2010 World Travel Awards, you'll enjoy a 50-minute spa treatment each day during your St Lucia holiday – included in the price. On arrival, a personal treatment plan will be tailored to you, helping you indulge and relax each day in one of the 33 treatment rooms. Try treatments including a Lucian Ginger & Lime Scrub or Elemis facial, and try activities such as circus tricks, one-to-one tennis lessons and bike tours. The Andaman - A luxurious rainforest and beach getaway - Set in the stunning Datai Bay in Langkawi, this luxurious resort has a ‘V Integrated Wellness’ philosophy, offering spa treatments, holistic therapies, fitness classes, healthy cuisine and lifestyle workshops and retreats. The V Botanical Spa’s pavilions have incredible water views and signature treatments include an ancient Balinese massage, Himalayan Crystal Body Polish and bathing ceremonies. Shangri-La's Rasa Sayang Resort & Spa, Malaysia - Luxurious spa resort with impeccable service - Rasa Sayang has been voted one of the best hotels in Asia – and one of the best in the world. CHI, The Spa is the largest in Penang and the 11 spa villas and yoga pavilion are set in the tranquil rainforest. Your treatments will take place in one of these private villas and all therapies start with a welcome foot soak and Himalayan bath ritual, before a Chinese or Malay treatment based around your personal element sign. The signature therapies are based on the traditional Five Elements Theory, where metal, water, wood, fire and earth are in balance to harmonise with the positive yang and negative yin energy inside the body. Evason Hua Hin, Thailand - A peaceful spot for a pampering stay, the Six Senses Earth Spa has been voted Thailand’s Leading Spa Resort at the 2009 World Travel Awards. The holistic spa’s treatment salas are surrounded by calming water pools and you can opt for therapeutic treatments or lifestyle programmes. Try a hot stone massage or herbal compress, men can choose from a range of specialty treatments, and you can book private yoga, meditation and tai chi classes to soothe stressed souls. Elysium, pool, Cyprus - Built in the style of a grand villa, with colonnades, mosaics, waterfalls and pools, the luxurious Elysium overlooks the shimmering Mediterranean. Voted Europe’s Leading Spa Resort at the 2009 World Travel Awards, the Opium Health Spa uses ESPA products and treatments combining the therapeutic powers of aromatherapy, hydrotherapy and skin care. Be pampered with an ESPA facial, holistic treatment or body envelopment. Soneva Fushi by Six Senses, Maldives- Voted the Indian Ocean’s Leading Spa Resort at the 2009 World Travel Awards, Soneva Fushi is a desert island retreat with dazzling white sand surrounded by a warm, clear lagoon. The Six Senses Spa has a soothing pond and waterfalls at its heart and features a menu of holistic and traditional treatments using natural products. Enjoy a signature treatment such as the Soneva Massage conducted by two therapists working in harmony, or a Thai, Balinese or doctor-assisted Ayurvedic treatment. You can stay in a villa with its own spa suite, learn to pamper your partner during a massage workshop and try yoga and meditation. There are even junior treatments for 9-16 year olds. Le Royal Meridien Beach Resort & Spa, United Arab Emirates - Set on Jumeirah Beach, this luxurious hotel has been voted the World’s Leading Spa Resort at the 2010 World Travel Awards. The beautiful Roman-themed Caracalla Spa offers holistic treatments using products such as Elemis and Wild Earth, and facilities include five Hammam pools, steam rooms, saunas and Jacuzzis. Try a Ionithermie Super Detox Treatment, Body Sculpting Cellulite and Colon Therapy, or relax with an Exotic Coconut Rub and Milk Wrap. You can also try a Traditional Balinese Massage, Reflexology and a Collagen Quartz Lift Facial. Puyuhuapi Lodge & Spa, Lake District, Chile - A tranquil resort in the untouched Chilean Lake District of Patagonia, this is a remote, romantic retreat surrounded by fjords, native forests, rivers, waterfalls, mountains and glaciers. In the spa, three types of water come together – saltwater from the Pacific Ocean, hot spring water and pure crystalline fresh water that flows from the waterfalls. Unwind with thalassotherapy treatments using algae, stones and water, or try blissful pampering with a therapeutic massage or pressotherapy. During peaceful days, soak in the three outdoor thermal pools or head inside for a swim in the indoor pool and a hydro-massage.
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