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Portugal
A natural path to rejuvenation From thermal spas to luxury meditation retreats, Portugal is a haven for
With wellness travel steadily on the rise among affluent consumers, Portugal is well positioned to meet demand. Not only does the destination offer the tried-and-tested formula of sun, sea and sand, its natural landscapes extend to great swathes of lush vegetation, rocky mountains with soaring peaks and gently bubbling hot springs – all wrapped up in a mild climate, with clean air and even clearer waters. Whether clients want to hike among
volcanoes, ensconce themselves in a spa, where treatments are crafted using fresh ingredients, or perfect their downward dog at a private yoga retreat, they’ll be well catered for in this dynamic destination. And, with an ever-increasing number of high-end
hospitality brands expanding Portugal’s luxury wellness experiences, there’s never been a better time to book.
Center of Portugal The geological makeup of the central part of Portugal makes it a hub for thermal spas, with pure, mineral-rich waters rising up from the depths of the Earth at high temperatures, creating a wealth of natural wellness havens across the country’s interior. Each region and type of mineral water is thought to have its own characteristics, meaning the central part of Portugal can cater to all manner of ailments. Head to the healing thermal spas of São Pedro do Sul to unlock deep, revitalising sleep; Curia to ease joint pain; and Luso to improve your kidney
system through connection to nature. Today, the majority of thermal
baths have been modernised and come equipped with the latest treatment technologies, leisure activities and relaxation facilities – perfect for clients hoping to slow down, reduce stress and quieten the mind among magnificent views.
Azores The unique volcanic origins of Azores make these islands a thermal paradise, with steamy, iron-rich pools nestled beneath tropical trees and natural lagoons set atop the Atlantic, heated by volcanic vents and cooled by the ocean. The largest concentration of thermal
waters in Europe is found in São Miguel Island, where an impressive array of
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