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massage | Aquaterra Spa | Laguna Beach | Artistic Ritual

Spas

by Elaine Glusac

COUPLE UP
Double up the pleasure with these twosome treatments

While many spas urge disconnecting, a growing number tout reconnecting — with your other half. How romantic.

Unleash your inner Picasso on your partner with the Artistic Ritual at the new Aquaterra Spa at the Surf & Sand Resort in Laguna Beach, California. A palette of body paints, thee, and thou shack up in a treatment room, followed by a bath and side-by-side massages. $300 for two hours, $400 for two and a half hours. (949) 376-2772, www.aquaterraspa.com

The Man and Woman Massage at the Sunset Beach Resort & Spa in Montego Bay, Jamaica, delivers the works à deux, including hydrotherapy, manicure, pedicure, and massage. $200 for two hours. (800) 888-1199, www.sunsetbeachjamaica.com

The Art of Massage teaches techniques for later practice in a serene oceanfront cabana at the Spa Without Walls in The Orchid at Mauna Lani on Hawaii’s Big Island. Price $215 for 105 minutes. (808) 885-2000, www.orchidmaunalani.com


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