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WELL, WELL, WELL


Oman's growing collection of five-star luxury hotels feature some of the best spa and wellness facilities in the entire Middle East


Oman's leading hotels offer a five-star spa experience designed to refresh, reinvigo- rate and relax in stunning surroundings. The country boasts a small but exclusive collection of spa retreats, with a wide selection of treatments from authentic Arabian hammams to centuries- old Ayurvedic cures, classic Shiatsu techniques or intensive Swedish massage, as well as a full range of popular holistic therapies. Qualified therapists are on hand to explain, advise and recommend treatments, whether you're looking for pure relaxation, or need to


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iron out those muscle kinks after a hectic day sightseeing or sequestered in a deal-making meeting. Male and female spa aficionados are equally well catered to, as Oman's spa sanc- tuaries provide separate private facilities and tailored treatments for both sexes. For something a little different, why not try a luxury yoga retreat. Hud Hud Travels offers such a service at its private camp located on a white sandy beach. International yoga teachers are on hand to guide guests through a number of Vinyasa practices. In addition to the daily


yoga schedules, guests are also encouraged to take part in a number of organised activities such as boat trips and visits to meet the Bedouin tribes. Swimming, snorkelling and beachcombing are also on offer. Accommodation consists of luxurious white canvas tents with bathroom facilities and a range of quality amenities. The central hub of the camp is a majilis tent where guests can relax while sipping pre-dinner drinks under the stars. A range of massage treatments are also available.


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