Swedish massage in Kakkanad

What Swedish massage is

Swedish massage is built on a handful of classic techniques: long gliding strokes, kneading, gentle friction and rhythmic movement, worked over the whole body in a steady, unhurried sequence. The aim is circulation, softness and rest — the feeling of a long day being put down.

Pressure is adjustable. Many guests ask for medium-firm; if you want it softer, say so, and if you want real knot work, deep tissue is the better choice.

Prices

Every price is the full price — what's written is what you pay.

Swedish or Aromatherapy?

Aromatherapy Calm follows a similar flow but slower and gentler, with essential oils chosen for calm. It's the softest landing on our menu — good for poor sleep and busy minds. Swedish Restore is a little more active and a little firmer.

Who it's for

• Your first professional massage
• Stress, tiredness, a week that won't end
• General stiffness rather than one specific knot
• A gift for someone who hasn't been to a spa before — see gift cards

What happens in your session

1. 01
   You book on WhatsApp or by phoneTell us the treatment, day and time. Ask for a female therapist if you'd prefer one.
2. 02
   We ask three questions the day beforeWhat hurts, what you're hoping for, what to avoid — on WhatsApp, two minutes of your time.
3. 03
   Arrive ten minutes earlyLet the day settle before the session does. Your therapist is already briefed — no clipboard at the door.
4. 04
   Your session, in a private roomEvery treatment room at VĀNA has its own private bath. Pressure is a conversation — say if it's too much or too little.
5. 05
   A note from us that eveningWhat was worked, what to carry forward, and when it would help to come back.

60 or 90 minutes?

Sixty minutes covers back, legs, arms and shoulders at a comfortable pace. Ninety gives time for the neck, scalp and feet as well, and for the slowness that makes Swedish massage work. For ₹700 more, most people who try 90 don't go back.