Spoil yourself with a unique combination of a full body massage ritual with use of hand, stones and towels, exactly as Herodotus descibed it to be the welcoming treatment of the ancient Amazons.
Let go in total relaxation experience of a facial and body massage from tip to toe. Inspired by depictions found on relics dating back to the Minoan civilization. Get lost in an ancient sea of total relaxation.
Become a time traveller and experience the original ancient greek hospitality treatment. A full body scrub with salts from the greek seas followed by a ritual full body massage.
Indulge in a massage ritual for your body and enjoy the benefits of lemon and orange extracts prepared completely natural in front of you!
Feel like the ancient royal couples. Enjoy a couples massage, that according to the historian Xenofon, Kings and Queens of the ancient era chose as the ritual treatment after the royal wedding.
Inspired by historical references for the use of wine as a health and beauty instrument, combines ancientGreek and modern cosmetology in this cycle, five pipelines of high anti-wrinkle action. It is recommended in combination with botox, it may extend naturally the results for at least 5 weeks.
Based on Hippokrates’ therapeutical massage techiques with the use of cups, herbs and honey. Rejuvenation and relaxation of body and mind meets skin care.
An ode to Apollo, the solar deity of the Ancient Greeks. Protect and nourish your skin after exposure it to the Greek sunshine with a completely natural regimen brew! Aloe with the help of Apollo, strengthen the skin of your face.
Inspired by ancient depictions found in Attica, facial treatment with strong anti-aging and moisturizing effect with the help of thyme and oregano. All products used are natural.
Scrub for the whole body as it was performed in ancient Greece, using salts from the Greek seas! Stimulate your senses and tone your skin
Full body massage with honey and royal jelly, highly nutritious for the skin, very popular in the Mycenaean civilization 3500 years ago. Apart from being the main sweetener in Antiquity, the Mycenaean texts witness the large-scale use of honey in the perfume industry and for beauty purposes.
