Thai Massage in Zagreb: Frequently Asked Questions

Our most popular treatments are: Original Thai Massage, M-Centar Massage (a mix of Thai and sports massage), Hot Stone Massage, Pregnancy Massage, and Foot Reflexology.

M-Centar massage combines Thai massage with sports massage techniques and elements of yoga and acupressure, for the back and full body. It is done with oil. The pressure follows your preference and your therapist’s recommendation based on your current condition, for example sore muscles after training. You keep your underwear on and stay covered with a towel. Sessions last 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes, from €30.

Oil massage uses oil applied to the skin and smooth strokes. Traditional Thai massage is done fully clothed, without oil, with acupressure and assisted stretching.

A full-body massage with warm aromatic oils and long, flowing strokes. The pressure is light to medium, so it suits you if you want to relax rather than stretch.

A Thai massage in which the therapist uses heated stones to warm the muscles. The heat helps release deeper tension and improves circulation.

A full-body exfoliation that gently removes dead skin cells, followed by a relaxing massage. Your skin feels smoother and refreshed afterwards.

The therapist focuses on your back, neck and shoulders and works out tension caused by sitting, stress and poor posture.

A massage that applies pressure to specific points on the feet. In reflexology these points are linked to other parts of the body, so the treatment relaxes the whole body, not only the feet.

Yes. You are massaged side by side in the same room, each by your own Thai therapist.

Our pregnancy massage is adapted for expectant mothers, with gentle pressure and a comfortable position. Check with your doctor first, especially in the first trimester or if your pregnancy is high-risk.

We recommend waiting until the second trimester, from about week 13. Tell us how far along you are when you book.