Your Malaysian driver-guide will provide transportation to the spa, where you can make use of a wide array of options:

• ‘Karayam’ Foot Spa Treatment: A pampering session, commencing with a refreshing and soothing foot soak, followed by a layer of ginger salt scrub that removes all rough and callous skin. This is followed by a slow and intense foot massage, to eliminate tiredness and enhance circulation. As a result, you feel refreshed and invigorated.

• Karayam Floral Foot Soak: The procedure begins with a floral foot soak, and culminates with a full-body therapy towards the end. The rustic wooden foot bowl, flower petals, and pebbles of Kinabalu are used to relax the guest during the warm foot bath.

• Borneo Coffee Foot Scrub: Signature Coffee Borneo Scrub to exfoliate tired skin leaving it soft, supple, and smooth. 

• Karayam Foot Therapy: This is for tired feet and includes treatment on pressure points as well as a foot massage. It will help create a relaxed foundation for your entire body.

• Mococa & Chocolate Body Scrub: Sourced from Borneo’s richly diverse plants, Mococa Body Scrub is the ultimate tropical spa treatment.

• Oil-Free Body Therapy: This therapy is a subtle method of applying thumb pressure on the energy channels of the body. This technique eliminates energy blocks, fatigue, tension, and body malaise, thus improving the body’s natural immune system.

• Talingo Ear Candle Therapy: The treatment needs only 60 minutes and is a warm and comfortable process. The ear candle is made of pure beeswax, honey extract, and traditional herbs. The smoke coming from the burning candle removes dirt, toxins, and earwax from the inner ear and, as the smoke travels into the ear canal, it has a massage-like effect on the eardrum. Due to the interconnected nature of the ear, nose, and pharynx, the treatment will eventually balance your inner ear pressure.

• Himalayan Sound Healing Elements: A unique experience of sound healing, you should try this with an open mind. Science backs up the fact that these sound vibrations work on a cellular level and help release endorphins that act as natural painkillers. Its benefits are many, from easing tension in stiff joints and bad backs to releasing emotional and mental stress. Many people also experience a really good power nap after it.

• Ethnic Borneo Body Therapy (90 minutes, Pick one): 

  • Palad (Palm of Hand Massage): This massage technique uses the palm of the hand to apply rhythmic pressure that flows & stimulates blood circulation, and relieves tiredness & stress. Recommended for a relaxing soothing experience. 

  • Dusun Lotud Inan (Paddy Field Massage): The signature therapy involves deep-tissue massage with the thumbs to pressure points in the body, neck, shoulders, and back. Recommended for tension release and muscle relaxation.

  • Tanggara (The Mountain Massage): Also known as The Mountain Massage, the Tanggara is recommended for jungle trekkers & mountain climbers. This massage technique starts at the lower legs and works its way up towards the upper body.