Spa Days & Spa Breaks in Cornwall

Five treatments to enjoy at a Cornwall spa

Our Cornwall hotel and spa packages often feature the choice of one or more pampering treatments. The options will vary by package and by venue. However, here are a few you might find on the menu:

• Deep-tissue massage: Not for the faint of heart, this is a robust full-body massage that works deeply into the muscles to release all that built up tension to leave you thoroughly loose and relaxed (if a bit tender).
• Back, neck and shoulders massage: A popular spa massage, this is a gentler option in which the therapist uses a light touch to focus in on the areas of the body where tension and stresses are often stored.
• Speciality massage: As well as the more common massage options highlighted above, the best spas in Cornwall might offer the choice of a speciality massage, such as one that uses hot stones to relax and soothe the body.
• Body wrap: This indulgent treatment, offered at selected luxury spa hotels in Cornwall, involves the application of nourishing creams or oils to the skin before the body is wrapped, allowing the products to work their magic.
• Personalised facial: If you’re not a fan of massages or treatments involving the body, a luxury spa facial offers a pampering alternative, including stages that steam, exfoliate and moisturise the face, neck and decolletage.

Things to see in Cornwall

Aside from being home to some of the country’s best spas, Cornwall has lots for visitors to enjoy. Some highlights include:

• Truro: Cornwall’s only city combines the traditional with the contemporary, featuring a cathedral, the Royal Cornwall Museum, open spaces and plenty of entertainment venues.
• Falmouth: This pretty coastal town is a great place to discover real Cornish culture, with a charming harbour, National Maritime Museum Cornwall, Pendennis Castle and Gyllyngvase Beach.
• Bude: Retreat to the tranquil seaside town of Bude to enjoy some of Cornwall’s finest beaches, plus great surfing, golfing and walking, and plenty of photo opps at the many scenic outlooks.
• Land's End: This famous scenic lookout at the country’s most westerly point has other attractions to enjoy, including a visitor centre, shopping and eateries serving Cornish cuisine.
• Lizard Point: As well as holding the distinction of being the country’s most southerly point, Lizard Point forms part of the lovely Lizard Heritage Coast, home to abundant wildlife.

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