Spa Into Spring: Shed Winter Layers at Pebble Beach Resorts

  • March 22, 2023
Spa Into Spring: Shed Winter Layers at Pebble Beach Resorts

Spring is a time for transformation and renewal. As the seasons change, so should the skincare routine. The Spa at Pebble Beach Resorts, ranked again among the world’s coveted Forbes Five-Star spas, offers a wellness experience as bucket-list-worthy as its legendary golf courses. Here are a few recommended treatments to help guests spa into spring to shed winter layers for spring awakening:

  • Situated along the California coast, The Spa at Pebble Beach offers an ocean-inspired Ocean Elements Body Treatment beginning with a dry brush exfoliation followed by a natural seaweed body polish. Next, spa guests will enjoy a soothing scalp or foot massage while wrapped in a detoxifying seaweed mud that aims to rejuvenate the skin, leaving it moisturized and healthy. To complete the treatment, a calming application of coconut oil and almond oil is applied to the body, leaving it completely satisfied and scented with the essence of coastal herbs and flowers.
  • The Cloud Nineteen Flotation Wrap is heaven-on-earth for your skin—a seemingly magical formula that infuses skin with moisture. Guests can lay back and recenter as the floatation beds allow the body to float freely in heated bliss. It’s the perfect set up before a signature massage or after a purifying body scrub.
  • Tropical fruit bliss at Pebble Beach. The invigorating Papaya Pineapple Scrub is an ideal treatment to celebrate the arrival of spring. Natural papaya and pineapple enzymes, along with finely crushed grape seeds, exfoliate and gently smooth the skin.

Through April 12, spa-goers can also take advantage of a never-before-offered package, Escape to Paradise, which includes a two-night stay at Casa Palmero (rates starting at $2,580) with a $750 spa credit to be used for treatments, retail shopping and the Juice Bar. This package also includes complimentary continental breakfast and evening cocktail reception, Spa credit is per room, per stay and must be used during the visit.