The simplest and purest of our organic treatment processes, our detoxifying seaweed baths utilise the natural power of our organic hand-harvested seaweed to deeply moisturise your skin, increase circulation and promote healing.
An initial (optional) steam treatment will open your pores to the beneficial nutrients of seaweed. Following this you will immerse in a bath of seaweed, hand-harvested from the unspoilt Atlantic coast of Ireland. This treatment will relax the muscles, plump up and add definition to your skin and support skin regeneration and renewal while combating the effects of aging.
Please review our Spa Guidelines prior to your visit to the Bathhouse.
Spa Guidelines
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Treat yourself to your very own private bathing room with a single traditional bath and combined steam/shower enclosure. All our rooms contain the award-winning VOYA products for your enjoyment. Choose from; Seaweed Bath, Mud Infused Detox Bath or Aroma Salt Bath.
Why not enjoy our double bathing room containing two traditional baths and a single combined steam/shower enclosure – perfect for couples and friends. All our rooms contain the award-winning VOYA products for your enjoyment. Choose from; Seaweed Baths, Mud Infused Detox Baths, Aroma Salt Baths
Our Deluxe Twin Bathing room combines two traditional Baths with two steam/shower enclosures. All our rooms contain the award-winning VOYA products for your enjoyment. Choose from; Seaweed Baths, Mud Infused Detox Baths, Aroma Salt Baths
Relax and Unwind in a soothing, hot bath while watching the waves of the Wild Atlantic Ocean crash below. Set with mood lighting, this room contains two luxurious baths and a steam/shower enclosure. Perfect for special occasions. All our rooms contain the award-winning VOYA products for your enjoyment. Choose from; Seaweed Baths Mud Infused Detox Baths Aroma Salt Baths
“A visit to the VOYA Seaweed Baths in Strandhill will leave your skin silky soft and your mind struggling to remember exactly what "stress" is.”
IRISH INDEPENDENT, MARCH 2019