If you can't spend an entire day at the spa, an hour message is the next best thing. It's amazing what an hour can do for your mind and body. But imagine if you can have that massage on a beach, under swaying palm trees creating a relaxing breeze, with the bluest ocean as your back drop. What if that beach were in the Caribbean, any one of them, but St. Croix specifically? Can you even imagine?
Corey Mills prepping for my session. |
Going all in! |
Beach area right outside my suite at the Buccaneer Resort |
But I heard such amazing things about Corey, I had to have a private situation occur. And it was worth the potential risk of having us both kicked off the beach. So very worth it. I was in a really serene place already but took a few minutes to explain to him how badly my back was hurting. That's all I said. And then he went to work.
Serious, dig-in, pull-the-knots out, make-my-foot-jerk kind of work.
It only took a few minutes for the breeze and ocean waves to literally knock me into a fabulous sleep which I had no idea I had fallen into, until he nudged me. 75 minutes later and I was a noodle. I was good for about three weeks after seeing him.
There simply could not have been a better way to finish an intense 4 days of eating everything in sight on that island, which I'll share later on my food blog.
Gluttony aside, I try to live very quietly and embrace moments of luxury just for me. Having Corey come to my suite and take great care of my body for a quiet hour was as luxe as it could get. All natural. All by myself. Total bliss.
He would've given me two hours but not for my flight.
In St. Croix? Hit him up. He'll come to you where ever you are. Bona fide amazing hands!
*Thanks to my friend Jane for taking some pictures.
4 comments:
Wow! That sounds so cool! It's really a different thing when you just get a massage at a spa, than when you get a full relaxing massage while you hear the waves kissing the shore. It really relaxes your tensed muscles and allow you to be really comfortable and relaxed. Oh how I love to try that one out.
Ervin Willis @ Main Street Massage Therapy
A massage by the beach? Now that’s heavenly! It's like hitting two birds in one stone, since you get to bask under the sun and get some vitamin D, as well as relieve your tired muscles’ stress at the same time. This is a perfect way to indulge for those who work hard, but only get to reward themselves sometimes.
Hannah Holland @ BCA
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