Spa in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah – South Sea Sanctuary
Located along the famous Kampung Air (Water Village) in Kota Kinabalu city, you can find the award winning boutique day spa called South Sea Sanctuary.
This proper spa offers holistic relaxation therapies, beauty treatments and wellness programs for the tired traveler or just about anyone who needs some pampering and relaxation with prices from as low as RM39.90 (US$14)!
South Sea Sanctuary Spa in Kota Kinabalu
The spa also focuses on the traditional word Nanyang, which means “South Seas” in Mandarin was a general term used in
the olden days by mainland China to refer to South East Asia and now is part of the theme for this boutique day spa here.
With an ambiance that captures the zeitgeist of post-colonial Peranakan culture, South Sea Sanctuary Day Spa presents a relaxation experience that is rooted mainly in the ancient Chinese wellness philosophy; with tinges of influence from Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines.
As we had discussed the treatment which I wanted, she politely asked me to wait while arrangements were made.
Looking around I found the decoration quite unusual for a spa as relics from the past was seen scattered throughout the area.
An old typewriter was obvious as when you walked in, while abstract paintings of Buddha lined a cabinet wall and overall colors were mixed cleverly with the design.
On arriving at my treatment bed, I was then asked to change for my traditional Borneo massage. The therapist then left the room for me to get ready and in a couple of minutes, she was back asking if I was ready. My session started and before I know it, I was sleeping due to the gentle oil relaxing massage.
Speaking to the manager of the spa, she asked me how was it and my answer was ‘amazing!’. My body felt so relieved from the travel stress that has been building over the many months of travel.
My next destination was actually the airport as I was headed back to Kuala Lumpur so you can imagine how relaxing my flight was going to be.
I told the air hostess not to disturb me as I had a wonderful three-hour sleep on the flight back to KL.
Inside the spa |
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Spa treatments at South Sea Sanctuary include;
Foot Treatments
- Foot Massage (30mins) RM 39.90
- Coffee Foot Scrub & Foot Massage (60mins) RM 69.90
- Foot Scrub & Foot Massage with Head & Shoulder Massage (75mins) RM 79.90
Body Treatments
- 60mins RM 149.90
- 90mins RM 199.90
- 120mins RM 239.90
Aromatherapy Massage (Choice of Pre-blended oil – Relaxing, Muscle Relief, Balance, Concentrate)
- Borneo Traditional Massage
- Back Deep Tissue Massage
- Shiatsu Massage
Facial Treatments
Revitalize Facial Treatment (60mins) RM 159.90
*Prices may have changed since the time of this posting, and you should contact the spa to get the latest prices.
South Sea Sanctuary Spa and Wellness
Lot 9, Jalan Tugu, Kampung Air,
88000 Kota Kinabalu,
Sabah, Malaysia.
Telephone: + 6088 248 221
Fax: + 6088 248 220
E-mail: info@southseassanctuary.com
Opening Hours are daily from 11am to 11pm.
Conclusion
They provide some of the best treatments while the price is very affordable for both locals and also tourists.
Among the many different kinds of Spas in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah – South Sea Sanctuary is definitely one of the recommended ones which are prim and proper and catering to all tourists.
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