De-stress on the ultimate Balinese Spa holiday for 18 to 35s
With the end of the year fast approaching now is the perfect time for a little R&R.
For a stylish and luxurious holiday without the price tag get your buddies together to experience the best value spa holiday around at Contiki’s funky four-star resort located in trendy Seminyak, Bali.
Imagine sipping divine cocktails in a swim-up bar, doing yoga on the beach as the sun rises and rejuvenating your body, mind and spirit in a chic spa where treatments start from around $25 for an hour massage and $40 for a two-hour full body treatment.
The Spa @ Contiki is the place to revitalise your body, mind and spirit – it has seven treatment rooms and offers a complete range of spa and beauty treatments, both for individuals and couples. Plus, it has a range of new treatments on offer including the Spirit of Bali, with a Balinese spice scrub, massage and flower bath.
Here is just a taste of some of the other treatments available:Exotic Balinese Boreh Ritual – an authentic Balinese treat.
Start your treatment with a one hour Balinese massage before enjoying a full body coconut and cinnamon scrub to assist with the removal of impurities.
Then enjoy an exotic spiced boreh wrap, guaranteed to see you emerge from the opulent exotic wrap with your skin feeling smooth and soft.
Finish with an application of Asli moisturising lotion and walk out of the spa on cloud nine.
Chocolate Obsession – for those with a sweet tooth.
Begin your two hour heavenly treatment with a chocolate butter massage using tradition Lomi Lomi Balinese massage techniques, followed by a chocolate almond body scrub used to stimulate your senses and cleanse the skin.
You’ll then be embraced within a comforting cocoon of chocolate, ginger and cinnamon that will allow you to relax and detoxify.
To finish, take a soothing shower and a smothering of chocolate moisturiser.
Contiki Resorts has great rates with four nights priced from $210 per person or seven nights priced from $348 per person, triple share, land only. Valid 01 April, 2007 to 31 March, 2008.
Prices include great four-star accommodation at the funky Contiki Resort Bali, brunch and dinner daily, return airport transfers and access to loads of free activities including a private cinema, tennis courts and more. Seasonal surcharges may apply.
Contiki’s four-star resort is designed exclusively for 18 to 35 year olds, complete with awesome pool complex, swim-up bar, roving DJ’s, private cinema, gym, nightclub, restaurant and, of course, day spa. Contiki Resort is laid-back but stylish, and with endless resort activities, it’s perfect for those that want more than just beach and sun from their holiday.
For more information call Contiki Resorts Reservations on 1300 305 005 or check out www.contiki.com/bali.
A report by The Mole
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