Paradise Found: The Most Instagrammed Spots in Bali

Crystal-clear waters, vivid coral reefs, lush jungles, historic cultural sites: The island of Bali is a picture-perfect tropical paradise. Find inspiration at one of the thousands of ancient temples, catch a glimpse of rare wildlife at a leafy sanctuary, or greet the sun from the peak of Mount Batur – whatever the adventure, photo opportunities abound. Here are a few ways to take in the best of the island, as documented by Four Seasons experts and guests.


Plunge pool at Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay

Jimbaran Bay: Take the plunge

“When Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay opened in 1993, it was the world’s first large-scale luxury villa resort and the first to feature plunge pools in every guest villa,” says General Manager Randy Shimabuku. Pools at the Resort’s 147 villas range in size from 13 square metres to the Imperial Villa’s showstopping 68-square-metre pool, offering a 180-degree panorama of Jimbaran Bay. “These physical features have since been imitated, but you can’t copy a feeling – that’s the essence and soul of the Resort and this special island.”

Looking to test the waters beyond your thatched-roof villa? Asia’s top waterpark, Waterbom Bali, offers outdoor adventures from an adrenaline-pumping shoot down a transparent waterslide to a calm float along a lazy river under a canopy of trees.

Unwind by the water in Jimbaran Bay


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Jimbaran Bay: Admire sacred shrines

More than 1,500 stone statues and 300 shrines dot the Resort’s leafy property, many visited by staff and neighbouring villagers as part of their daily rituals. “The Balinese call a shrine pelinggih, meaning ‘place or seat,’” says Resort Priest Aji Ngurah. “Simpler than temples, they’re built as a residence for sacred or holy spirits, which can be ancestors or Hindu deities. Shrines are considered a permanent or temporary place where offerings are made.” One such example: the Resort’s historical Hindu temple, a 17th-century shrine overseen by Ngurah where offerings are made to the gods daily by a resident pemangku (priest) and his daughter.

Don’t miss the clifftop Uluwatu Temple, built in the 11th century. Locals recommend visiting at sunset, when you can watch the surrounding sea turn orange and pink in the twilight. Just be sure to keep an eye out for the temple’s resident pickpocket monkeys.

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Rooftop Lotus Pond at Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan

Sayan: Discover an otherworldly oasis

High above the treetops and only accessible by a 55-metre footbridge, Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan‘s 852-square-metre infinity-edged Rooftop Lotus Pond is the jewel of the Sayan Valley. Feed koi while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding forest that cascades down to the Ayung River. “Many guests feel emotional as they cross the suspension bridge to the rooftop lobby pond and begin their descent to the soundtrack of the forest symphony,” says Rao. “Bali is a place that, once visited, stays with you for a lifetime, and Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan captures the unseen, ethereal magic of the island’s cultural heart.”

For another chance to interact with the surrounding inhabitants, don’t miss the Ubud Monkey Forest – a leafy sanctuary home to 700 macaque monkeys – or the Bali Bird Park, where 250 kinds of fowl are organised by country of origin. Stop by the Owl House to see Malaysian barred eagle-owl and then make your way to the Balinese jungle exhibit to encounter stark white Bali starlings, reportedly the rarest bird on earth.

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Yoga Bale at Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan

Sayan: Ascend to find your centre

Inspired by the elegant curves of lotus petals, the Resort‘s Dharma Shanti Yoga Bale was designed by Balinese architecture firm Ibuku and is made of locally sourced, sustainable bamboo. “Drawing from the spirit of Buddhist philosophy, dharma refers to the intrinsic nature of things – the path sometimes referred to as your true purpose – while the word shanti comes back to peace,” says Regional Spa Director Luisa Anderson of the gazebo. “Watching the Bale take shape, it felt like the architectural embodiment of those concepts.”

Connect to the natural world while melting tension with a Restorative Hot Stone Yoga session: Heated pebbles from the sacred Ayung River are placed on the body during each pose, a treatment rumoured to buoy the immune system. Or try an AntiGravity Yoga session, created by a group of gymnasts led by Broadway dancer and world-class athlete Christopher Harrison. Looking for something a little more strenuous? Join the local guides of Bali Sunrise Hike on a trek at dawn to the peak of 1,717-metre-tall Mount Batur, just over an hour’s drive from the Resort.

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Finding Your Way in Tokyo

At some point in our lives, we all find ourselves at a crossroads – a time when we need or want to re-evaluate our past and rethink our future.

This sense of self-reflection is front and centre in Tokyo, where the city’s past and future are simultaneously on display: Steel-and-glass skyscrapers tower over ancient shrines and temples while age-old traditions are joined by modern attitudes. A focal point of the city’s constant evolution is Shibuya Crossing, one of the world’s busiest and oldest crossroads. Pedestrians of all ages swarm the zebra-striped walkways as neon signs reflect off shops’ glass fronts, creating a Japanese-centric futuristic vibe. But even here the past is present, as in the famous Hachikō statue, from the 1930s, honouring the faithful Akita dog who waited patiently for his deceased owner every day for years.

Venture beyond Shibuya to discover creative corners where Tokyo’s culture is reinventing itself.

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Tokyo’s first Western-style shopping district, Ginza is defined by wide boulevards lined with high-end boutiques, department stores and exclusive restaurants. It’s also home to the Kabukiza Theatre, newly renovated but opened in 1899. The theatre is the city’s main venue for kabuki, a classical Japanese dance drama that dates back to the Edo period, from 1603 to 1868.

For a quiet moment in Ginza, the Concierge at the nearby Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Marunouchi recommends Japanese tea salon Higashiya Ginza. The small space – it seats about 40 – is an ideal spot for afternoon tea, but visitors can also participate in Cha-Kabuki, a popular game from the 12th century to the 14th (Kamakura to Nanbokucho periods). Players start with a blind tasting, and then guess the name and origin of each Japanese tea based on its flavour and aroma. For your evening meal, enjoy a kaiseki-ryori – a traditional multi-course Japanese dinner.

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Windows at the upcoming Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi will look out on a distinct symbol of the city’s heritage: the Imperial Palace, the official residence of the Chrysanthemum Throne – the modern embodiment of a royal line said to extend back to the fifth century BC. The park-like complex is a serene green space in the heart of busy downtown; the East Garden features carved wood buildings that date to the Edo period.

Travelling with a little one? Take the Hotel’s complimentary jogging stroller for a run on the Imperial Palace loop, a 5-kilometre circuit around the palace that many runners recommend for its views of some of Tokyo’s most popular landmarks: Tokyo Tower, the Sakuradamon Gate and, from late March to early April, cherry blossoms in Chidorigafuchi Park.

Next, head to the National Museum of Modern Art, home to a vast collection of ukiyo-e woodblock prints, silk paintings and ceramics. The first national art museum in Japan, the institution showcases notable Japanese artists from the Meiji period (1868–1912) to the present, as well as contemporary Western works to document the cultural impact the West has had on Japanese art. Reflect on the collection in MOMAT’s fourth-storey “A Room With a View” relaxation space, which, in fact, affords more than one scenic view.

Akihabara

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Known as Tokyo’s Electric Town, the Akihabara district is a nexus of otaku geek culture – multi-storey arcades, bustling pachinko parlours, anime stores and idol shows line the frenetic main street. It’s not unusual to find people dressed as their favourite anime and manga characters; idol group AKB48, one of Japan’s highest-selling musical acts, runs its own theatre in the district.

Fans of vintage anime and otaku culture shouldn’t miss Mandarake, offering eight storeys of manga comics, fanzines, classic collectibles, arcane videogame systems and pieces for cosplay.

 

Jimbocho

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Known as “Book Town,” this time-worn neighbourhood of sinuous backstreets and alleys is packed with vintage shops selling books, prints and old movie posters. At Komiyama Book Store – opened in 1939 – get lost among four storeys of classic fashion books, magazines, posters, prints and photography books. Bohemian’s Guild specializes in books on art, photography, fashion and architecture from around the world, plus a gallery of paintings, sketches and calligraphy by writers, including Kenzaburo Oe.

Tucked away above one used bookshop is Curry Bondy, an intimate kissaten-style diner offering plenty of umami in local, Indian and French flavours – a surprising hidden culinary gem in a neighbourhood devoted to the written word.

Those who like their stories to have a happy ending should make a stop at the University of Tokyo, at the edge of Jimbocho. There, you’ll discover another statue of Shibuya Crossing’s Hachikō – this time, however, the loyal pup is joyously reunited with his beloved owner.

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Romantic Getaways Around the World

There’s no bonding experience for couples quite like travelling the world and discovering the unfamiliar together.

Maybe you’re planning to celebrate a special occasion or simply want to spend quality time away from home. Where to go? One-of-a-kind romantic getaways can’t be had just anywhere. Consider an evening of stargazing in Jackson Hole, or a look at Lisbon from the seat of a vintage motorcycle. Here are eight dreamy destinations offering epic escapes.


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Soak in Splendour in the Seychelles


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Heat things up in your jungle-side villa at Four Seasons Resort Seychelles by climbing into a deep-soaking tub overlooking a wrap-around infinity pool and Petite Anse bay – a haven for romantics, marked by picturesque sunsets and powdery sand. Say the word and the Resort’s Bath Butler will prepare your bath, where you can soak in eucalyptus-scented and ylang ylang–infused water as you sip Champagne and feed one another fresh strawberries. “This is truly an unparalleled setting for couples to enjoy indulgent relaxation together,” says Jean Malubdos, Assistant Spa Manager, “and they may choose from a menu of bath rituals to suit their mood.”


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Swim Under the Stars in Maui


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Guests at Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea don’t have to go far to find romance. With the Resort’s Serenity Pool After Hours package, reserve the adults-only pool to swim under the stars and enjoy a private dinner together. From dusk until dawn, the entire 2,650-square-foot (246-square-metre) pool is all yours, as well as the six luxury cabanas outfitted with flat-screen HD TVs.


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Another sweet exploit at the Resort appeals to food-focused duos: In the Taste of Island Life experience, couples will ride a helicopter to ONO Organic Farms for a private tour and exotic fruit tasting alongside the farm’s long-time owners. Afterwards, swim in nearby waterfalls and explore black sand beaches before heading back for a delicious finale: a multi-course dinner, made from favourite fruits from the ONO farms. “One of the best ways to connect is by experiencing new things together,” says Chef Concierge Sam Wilhelm. “A Taste of Island Life is perfect for couples who love food and adventure. And because this particular experience is set in Hana, where I grew up, it has a special place in my heart. I love sharing this magical town with couples looking for a once-in-a-lifetime culinary adventure.”


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Capture Instagrammable Photos in Lisbon


Lisbon Scooter Adventure

Guests at Four Seasons Hotel Ritz Lisbon can capture the European charm of Portugal’s capital city during a private four-hour photography tour aboard a vintage motorcycle. Take a seat in the sidecar or directly behind your expert driver, and a professional photographer will lead you through winding cobblestone streets to the city’s top sites.

“The Pombaline-style architecture, the terra cotta rooftops and azulejo façades, the glorious Tagus river and the 25th of April suspension bridge are some of Lisbon’s most appealing features,” says Head Concierge Luis Miguel. His advice: Book the tour for early morning to make use of Lisbon’s prettiest light. At any time of day, though, “It’s the most authentic way to discover the city’s many fascinating twists and turns, hotspots and history.”


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Have a Celestial Picnic in Scottsdale


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There are few more charming sights for couples than starry skies. At Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North, you can ask the Resort’s professional astronomer to join you – or simply borrow a telescope – to take in an unbelievable view of the Sonoran Desert skies during your own night-time picnic. “Set apart from the city lights in the desert foothills, this is an ideal spot to sip a cocktail and view a spectacular sunset, and then watch as twinkling stars begin to blanket the sky,” says Resort Concierge Susy Alpert. “It’s magical.”


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Yacht Together in Bora Bora


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Honeymooners and long-married couples alike are flocking to the overwater bungalow suites with plunge pools at Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora – but we’ll wager they won’t spend all their time in their rooms. Among the myriad special experiences for two offered at the Resort: chartering its Andreyale yachts for sailing the surrounding turquoise lagoons in view of Mount Otemanu. “One of the most memorable and romantic experiences couples can share in Bora Bora is a private sunset cruise,” says Etienne Baldeschi, Chef Concierge. “Your captain will anchor for the island’s ideal sunset viewing, and your bespoke menu is served.”Think Champagne and canapés – such as Tahitian Poisson Cru and Moorea shrimp with crispy gyoza. “We can also arrange for a musician, and a photographer or videographer to capture the magic of this special excursion.” As you sail, keep an eye out for spotted eagle rays, sea turtles and blacktip reef sharks in the glass-clear waters below.


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Savour the Sunset in Bali


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Few things are more romantic than a tropical sunset – except, perhaps, a tropical sunset cruise for two. Set sail from Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay and enjoy the view as you sip Champagne and nibble on canapés. Afterwards, return to shore for an intimate four-course dinner in a gazebo overlooking the ocean or unwind in The Longevity Garden in the Resort’s new Healing Village Spa – this private, open-air treatment room is a serene space where couples can pamper each other with body wraps, infrared sun lounges, and steam and sauna rooms.


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Stargaze Mountainside in Jackson Hole


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“There is something magical about travelling to Jackson Hole. The proximity to the mountains and access to wildlife and the vast open skies creates an intimate connection to one’s surroundings,” says Hope Maloney, Chef Concierge. Activities with romantic potential abound at  Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole, including elk-drawn sleigh rides in the National Elk Refuge, a pause for sipping bubbly in the Resort’s Champagne bar and guided snowshoe tours of Grand Teton National Park. “But what could be better than enjoying a night of stargazing, huddled under the warmth of blankets, sipping hot cocoa and viewing other galaxies, nebulas and beyond?” Answer: All that with the addition of a discreet astronomer, who will point out the most impressive constellations as you cuddle.


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Escape to Lake Como in Milan


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Travel back in time, and in style, behind the driver’s seat of a vintage Italian roadster as you set out from Four Seasons Hotel Milan. Channel Cary Grant in To Catch a Thief as you drive around scenic Lake Como in a vintage 1960s convertible, spotting lakeside villas, ancient villages and cinematic landscapes from the classic car. Bonus: You can pull over at your leisure to take in the view – and perhaps the view is of your happy, relaxed partner.

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Your Perfect Day in
Maldives at Kuda Huraa

With 1,190 coral islands spread across 100,000 square kilometres (38,610 square miles), the Maldives is a sprawling archipelago of pristine beauty. Ringed by clear blue lagoons, Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa is a true island paradise, from its hibiscus- and frangipani-dotted gardens to the nearby coral reefs, home to thousands of colourful species like parrotfish, angelfish and endangered green sea turtles. Relax with a starlit spa treatment on the private beach, board a seaplane for a “surfari” of the biggest swells at secret spots around the outer atolls, island-hop to the area’s best sandbanks and swimming spots. The adventures – and photo opportunities – are endless. Here, Four Seasons guests share their dream day, complete with insider tips from Four Seasons experts.

MORNING

 

Greet the Day

The best way to start your day in the Maldives is with a tropical breakfast. At
Café Huraa, an open-sided Maldivian-style thatched-roof pavilion offers a buffet with something for everyone with stunning views of the free-form swimming pool and sparkling lagoon. Enjoy fresh fruits and homemade breads, place your order for custom omelet at the buffet, or create your own juice blend from a variety of fresh ingredients and watch the first golden rays of the sun kiss the blue waters surrounding you.

If you’d rather sleep in, head to the Reef Club, where you can opt to sit al fresco with an iced latte or relax under the open-air pavilions. The restaurant also is the perfect spot for a sundowner at the end of the day: “Beach days are even sunnier at our all-adult Serenity Pool, especially with a Smoked Margarita in hand,” says Rajesh Thankappan, Reef Club Restaurant Manager.

 

Dive In

When you’re ready to take to the water, try one of the Resort’s windsurfers, kayaks or standup paddle boards, ideal for cruising around the calm lagoons. Paddle boarding is easier than it looks but still provides a great workout that can help improve balance and core strength. “You can also join us on our daily dawn kayaking to watch the sun rise to begin a beautiful day in paradise,” says Ibrahim Nazeer, the Resort’s Dive and Recreation Manager.

Savour the Scene

After a morning paddling around the Resort, recharge in your villa with a meal delivered by In-Bungalow Dining, available 24 hours a day. With a menu of Western, Indian, Italian and Asian classics, you can enjoy everything from a simple salad to spicy slow-cooked lamb, Korean grilled pork ribs or pizza topped with fresh tomatoes, mozzarella and basil. “With the backdrop of turquoise water and gentle ocean breezes, it’s memories like this that make your vacation truly unforgettable,” says Aditya Ramani, Director of Food and Beverage.

AFTERNOON

 

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Soak It Up

During low tide, the lagoon’s white sandbank emerges, ready for exploration. After a walk in the sand, watch the tide roll back in from your private infinity pool. “It’s such a great way to refresh yourself, just metres from your bed,” says Tobias Emmer, Director of Rooms. “Jump in and enjoy the breathtaking blues of the sea and the sky.”

 

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“Join us for an adrenaline-pumping adventure on an
X-Jetblade as you fly above crystal waters,” says Abdulia Razak, Water Sports Guide. And yes, he does mean “fly”: the underfoot jetboards lift users up to 15 metres in the air. A guide will teach you airborne acrobatics like 360-degrees spins as you soar through the air, powered by the water below. Other options include waterskiing, kneeboarding, wakeboarding and banana rides.

EVENING

Unwind Over Water

“Our new Water Villas have amazing decks for you to enjoy – they’re great for morning yoga, relaxing lunches in the shade, and your perfect private sundowner spot,” says Emmer. “It’s so romantic, stargazing and fish watching on your comfortable hammock.” Each Water Villa includes a private infinity pool and an in-deck hammock, a prime perch for watching reef fish, baby reef sharks, stingrays and turtles frolic in the turquoise waters below.

 

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A Stunning Sundowner

Twilight is especially breathtaking in the Maldives thanks to unbroken expanses of sea and sky. Watch the daylight fade poolside at the Serenity Pool, where you can eye the changing pinks and blues from the whirlpool in a thatched gazebo. “It’s the perfect moment – enjoying the sunset with a glass of champagne along the beach while baby reef sharks swim by for feeding time,” says Thankappan.

 

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Dinner Delights

Cap your day with a visit to Kandu Grill for an intimate meal at a table that from a distance appears to float on the water. “It’s one of the most scenic spots on the island to celebrate romance,” says Evadne Ang, Sales and Marketing Manager. “The infinity table offers couples a secluded dining experience under a blanket of stars – an unforgettable evening in paradise.” On the menu: a Maldivian fisherman’s catch of the day baked en papillote, and local tuna tartar with Maldivian spices, curry leaf, and watermelon air.

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5 Spa Trends Worth Travelling For

Whether it’s a singing bowl ceremony in Hoi An, Vietnam, or a mosaic-lined hammam in Cairo, Egypt, Four Seasons hotels and resorts across the globe have perfected on-trend spa treatments inspired by the destinations they call home. Here are five restorative experiences worth the trip.

SPIRITS RISING IN BALI

“When we design our spa experiences, we always offer something special that goes beyond the expected,” says Luisa Anderson, Regional Spa Director of Four Seasons Resort Bali at Jimbaran Bay. For proof, look no further than Blessings of Bali, which is far more than your typical treatment (though it does include a traditional Balinese massage). At the seafront Spa surrounded by lush gardens, you’ll start with yoga and breathing exercises to reinvigorate your spirit, take a “sound bath” created by a Balinese gong, and then have an ancient seaside purification ritual with Balinese-Hindu High Priest Aji Ngurah.

“The entire treatment is very ritualistic and meaningful, and specifically tailored for couples,” Anderson says. “The blessing by our Balinese priest on the edge of the ocean, where the couple is literally bathed with holy water, is a wonderful experience to share together. This treatment supports the higher spiritual principle of intimate relationships, and if we can enhance that journey on any level – whether it’s reducing stress loads or reminding a couple why they first fell in love – then we have succeeded.”


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Singing bowl artist Oanh Ngo uses sound vibrations, combined with other treatments, to balance the body.

GOOD VIBRATIONS IN HOI AN, VIETNAM

Set on glassy koi ponds near three UNESCO World Heritage sites, Four Seasons Resort The Nam Hai Hoi An is home to a surprising source of Zen: singing bowl artist Oanh Ngo, who’s in residence at Four Seasons Hotel Kyoto for the month of November. The guru of calm combines seraphic treatments with the sonorous sounds of crystal singing bowls, each of them tuned to 432 Hz – reputedly the same frequency as the natural world.

You’ll want to book the 150-minute Nam Hai Earth Song, a euphoric blend of deep pressure massage with gem-tipped tuning forks, exfoliation with herbs from the on-site farm, a cleansing agarwood smoke treatment and, of course, sound vibrations, which Ngo asserts can heal imbalances down to your cells. “Oanh’s understanding of humans on a physical, emotional and spiritual level is quite incredible,” says Kyoto Director of Spa Chinnapat Veerasomboonsin. “Her singing bowl spa treatments offer a beautiful parallel to the Zen-inspired teachings we offer here, enabling us to better understand our inner self and the true nature of our place in the universe.”

ANCIENT RITUALS REVIVED IN CAIRO, EGYPT

Four Seasons Hotel Cairo at The First Residence, situated on the cinematic western bank of the Nile, is now home to something ancient Egyptian pharaohs could only dream of: an authentic Turkish hammam, decked with warm marble and lined in mosaic tile. The newly opened facility furthers bathing traditions introduced into Egypt centuries ago, when the area was under Turkish rule. “Hammams were once reserved for royalty,” says Spa Director Mohammed Sabry. “There aren’t many Turkish hammams in Cairo, so the fact that we’re able to provide an authentic experience to our guests thrills me.” The accompanying hour-long treatment – which includes a steam bath, foam body massage and scrub in your choice of age-defying sandalwood, citrus or even coffee – is rumoured to reduce the appearance of cellulite and provide a burst of energy.


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Infuse your skin with pure oxygen at Four Seasons Hotel New York.

AN OXYGEN BOOST IN NEW YORK CITY

A byproduct of the city that never sleeps? Occasionally, your skin needs a major reset. Enter L.RAPHAEL Beauty Spa at Four Seasons Hotel New York, where oxygen-infused treatments will leave you feeling completely refreshed. The eight-room day spa in the I.M. Pei–designed monolith has perfected an experience called the Oxy Cure C. “The treatment includes a high jet spray of pure oxygen combined with a high concentration of vitamins C, A , E and other anti-ageing agents that penetrate deeper into the skin to stimulate the endothelial cells and collagen production,” says Spa Manager Keren Deutsch. “It combines all the benefits of the others we provide and more; the result is radiant and rejuvenated skin.”

UNWINDING IN WHISTLER

Inspired by the iconic Sea to Sky highway that guides guests from Vancouver to the Four Seasons Resort and Residences Whistler, the 80-minute Sea to Sky Massage is as local as spa treatments get. You’ll be scrubbed with organic British Columbian sea salt and seaweed to make your back feel brand new, then massaged with hot river rocks found in the surrounding mountains. “What makes our Spa so special is that we take all of our inspiration from the British Columbian outdoors, from the moss used in our décor to the products that include locally harvested ingredients and are produced nearby,” says Caitlin Hubbard, Spa Director. “Our guests travel here from all over the globe, and we want to show off all we have access to. There’s nothing like a great day on the slopes followed by a Sea to Sky massage – it’s absolutely delightful.”

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