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A Spa Experience Kinan Spa, Maroma by Orient Express, Riviera Maya


Kinan is the Mayan word for the healing energy of the sun. However, Kinan also refers to the energy of each individual. By unlocking this energy the body has the ability to heal itself and thrive at its


full potential, therefore achieving ‘wellness’.


The spa treatment room and waterfall feature have been strategically aligned to the stars to ensure positive energy flow and unite the body, mind and spirit in harmony.


Whilst enjoying a treatment at the exclusive Kinan spa, massage beds are


34 The extensive menu of treatments


offered at Kinan is an eclectic mix of international therapies combined with local Mayan healing


traditions. From


the Yucatan Peninsula’s array of over 2000 plants, roughly 250 of these can be used for medicinal purposes and can be incorporated into


traditional


treatments passed down through generations of Maya. The Kinan Ritual, a


An additional wellness menu also offers


services ranging from stress


and anxiety reduction to digestion and IBS relief, to Increase I.Q. and memory. Yoga, Chi Kung, Tai Chi and meditation are also on offer in addition to a spacious Technogym fitness center with Kinesis station.


Sar a Jones, Editor www.spaprofessionalmexico.com


situated so the direction of your head is west looking east, this represents new beginnings. The relaxation room faces north, representing earth and grounding.


spiritual, physical and mental signature treatment starts with a local herb, cleansing wrap followed by a honey salt exfoliation and an invigorating four handed massage.


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