Aromatherapy massage pairs gentle bodywork with essential oils chosen for a specific effect — relaxation, energy or better sleep. It’s a lovely, low-intensity option, especially in the evening.
How it works
The therapist blends oils into a light-to-medium massage. The scent and the slower pace do much of the work, so it’s ideal if you want to switch off rather than have knots worked out.
Choosing your blend
- Calm / sleep — lavender, chamomile.
- Energy — citrus, peppermint.
- Grounding — sandalwood, frangipani.
If you’d prefer something firmer, compare it with our Balinese massage guide and deep tissue vs Balinese.
Frequently asked
What's the difference from Balinese massage?
Aromatherapy is generally lighter and led by essential-oil blends chosen for a mood, where Balinese is a firmer, whole-body flow.
Which oil should I choose?
Lavender and chamomile for calm and sleep, citrus and peppermint for energy, sandalwood or frangipani for a grounded, tropical feel.