Soft heat and strong hands fix your day. In Antalya’s Konyaalti area, Therabliss pairs a proper spa warm-up (sauna and salt room) with a massage from a staffed therapist team plus a short skincare add-on. I especially liked the clean, calm spa setup and the way the mini facial targets dark spots with aqua peeling. One thing to consider: you’ll need to choose between the 60-minute and 105-minute options, and only the longer program includes the mini facial.

This place runs like a tight, timed routine: you arrive, do a medical form (available in English), change, then move through the heat/relax zone into your treatment. You’re not stuck guessing either—therapists can work in English, Russian, or Turkish, and the experience ends back at the same meeting point.

Key highlights worth knowing

• Choose 60 or 105 minutes, with the longer option adding the mini facial and more relax time
• 30 minutes in the sauna, salt room, and relax zone before your treatment
• Massage from a catalog, chosen with a professional therapist in English/Russian/Turkish
• 15-minute mini facial with cleansing and aqua peeling for dark spot care
• Hot drink and Turkish delight served in the lounge/relax zone at the end
• Small group feel, capped at 4 travelers, so the pace stays personal

Entering Therabliss SPA & Beauty Therapy in Konyaaltı

Therabliss is based in Antalya’s Konyaalti district, in the Hurma area at Hurma, 254. Sk. No:11 / B, 07130 Konyaaltı/Antalya, Türkiye. The experience is designed to be simple: you meet there, get treated, and the session ends back at the same spot.

I like that the vibe is “western spa,” not the hectic, loud kind of massage stop. The reception process is friendly and welcoming, and the spa feels intentionally set up for relaxation—clean change rooms, tidy showers, and a calm atmosphere that lets you switch gears fast.

There’s also a small human detail that matters more than you’d think: you may see a friendly cat around the spa area. It’s not part of the program, but it adds to the lived-in, warm feel instead of a sterile checklist.

The two program lengths: what you actually get

Therabliss offers two different timed experiences, and your choice changes the value.

The 105-minute program

This is the longer option and it includes:

• 30 minutes using the sauna, salt room, and relax zone
• 60 minutes massage (your choice from the therapist catalog)
• 15 minutes mini facial care, including facial cleansing and aqua peeling for dark spot removal
• Hot drink + Turkish delight served in the lounge/relax zone

The 60-minute program

This shorter option is still a real mini-spa:

• 30 minutes sauna, salt room, relax zone
• 30 minutes classical massage
• Hot drink + Turkish delight afterward

If you’re thinking value, here’s the plain truth: the 105-minute program costs more, but it adds an actual skincare sequence (not just an extra moment on the table). If your goal is both body reset and skin refresh, the longer option makes more sense.

Your first 30 minutes: sauna, salt room, and the relax zone

The schedule starts with what I’d call your “warm-up + reset block.” You spend 30 minutes rotating through:

• sauna time
• salt room time
• relax zone time

This part matters because it changes how the rest feels. The heat helps your muscles loosen, and the salt room is the slower, quieter contrast. You’re not immediately thrown into oils and pressure. You get to arrive, breathe, and let your body settle.

The relax zone piece is key too. It’s not just stand-in-a-corner resting. It’s part of the designed flow, so you can transition from heat to treatment without feeling rushed.

Also, if you ever arrive early, that’s a win here. One recent experience noted they arrived about 40 minutes early and used the sauna and salt room before their massage. If your day is tight, plan to be on time, but if you have a little slack, it helps.

The massage: how the catalog choice works

After the warm-up, you move into your massage session.

What you can expect

Your massage lasts 60 minutes in the 105-minute package or 30 minutes in the 60-minute version. You pick from a catalog, and the therapists can work in Russian, Turkish, or English.

That catalog detail is more valuable than it sounds. It means you’re not locked into one massage style forever. You can choose based on what you feel that day—stress tension, general relaxation, or something more focused. The exact menu items aren’t listed here, so you’ll want to ask what options are available when you arrive (or check with the provider ahead if you have preferences).

Who leads the massage

The massage is done by professional therapists. Language isn’t an afterthought either: English support is built into the experience, and other languages are available if needed.

One thing I appreciate in a spa setting is how the therapist approach feels. In these experiences, the staff comes across as patient and considerate, and the massage quality is consistently praised as excellent.

The mini facial with aqua peeling for dark spots

The mini facial is the standout “extra” in the 105-minute option. It lasts 15 minutes, and it’s not random. It follows a short skincare flow:

• facial cleansing
• dark spot removal using aqua peeling application

Even if you’re not chasing a dramatic makeover, this is a smart add-on for travelers. In Antalya, you’re likely dealing with sun exposure, dryness from air-conditioning, and skin that feels a bit stressed. A mini facial like this gives you a focused touch-up without turning your day into a full salon commitment.

Aqua peeling is the detail that makes it more than a basic freshen-up. Dark spot care is specifically mentioned, so if that’s one of your concerns, the 105-minute program lines up with what you want.

Practical note: because the facial is only 15 minutes, it’s best seen as targeted support, not a full skincare treatment plan.

The hot drink and Turkish delight finish

After your sauna/relax block, massage, and (if you choose it) mini facial, you finish with a simple but satisfying lounge service:

• one hot drink
• Turkish delight

In at least one experience, the hot drink was described as herbal tea, which fits the spa rhythm: warm, calming, and good after heat and pressure.

This ending matters because it helps you come down slowly. You’re not immediately yanked back onto the street the second your session ends. You get a proper cooldown moment, and that small reset can help you feel more human for the rest of the day.

What makes this spa feel like real value (not just a price tag)

$62.46 per person for about 1 hour 45 minutes is not a “cheap massage,” and it shouldn’t be treated like one. The value comes from the structure.

Here’s what you’re really buying:

• a timed 30-minute heat + salt + relax block
• a professional massage that you select from a catalog
• optional skin treatment with aqua peeling for dark spots (in the longer option)
• and a proper spa close-out with tea and Turkish delight

Several experiences also note that the service feels more professional and comfortable than many pricier hotel spa setups, with a lower price point. Even if you’ve only visited hotel spas before, this gives you that same “done-for-you” feeling without needing to pay for the hotel branding.

In plain terms: if you want a western-style spa routine rather than a quick in-and-out massage, Therabliss is priced like a thoughtful treat.

Small group pacing and why it helps your experience

This activity caps at 4 travelers. That small number changes the energy.

When a spa is crowded, you often feel like a number. Here, the flow can stay smoother: less waiting in a line, fewer interruptions, and a more personal pace as you move from reception to changing areas to treatment.

If you like a calm, controlled schedule—especially while traveling—this size is a plus.

Getting there and knowing what the flow feels like

The spa is near public transportation, which is practical if you’re exploring Antalya on your own. The meeting point is the Therabliss Spa & Beauty Therapy address listed earlier, and the experience ends back there.

You’ll also get a mobile ticket, so you can keep everything in your phone. Confirmation is received at booking, and the experience is offered in English.

One small detail that’s worth planning around: you’ll fill out a medical form, and it’s conveniently in English. That means you can focus on the questions without guessing.

If you’re sensitive to heat, tell staff right away before sauna or salt room use. The program is timed, but a good therapist and spa team will adjust how they guide you through the process.

Who should book this spa experience in Antalya

This works best if you want:

• a real break from sightseeing
• a massage that’s guided by professionals, not a rushed room
• a western-style spa feel in a calmer setting
• and, for the full 105-minute option, a mini facial that targets dark spots with aqua peeling

It’s also a solid choice if you’re traveling with friends but still want your own pace. The group cap keeps things from turning into chaos.

If you only want body massage and nothing about skincare, the 60-minute program is the simpler, more efficient pick. If you want body + skin support, choose the 105-minute program.

Should you book Therabliss in Konyaaltı?

Yes, if you like your spa time structured and you want more than just a short massage. The combination of sauna + salt room + massage is already a strong reset. Add the 15-minute aqua peeling mini facial and you get a focused skincare bonus that travel days usually mess up.

I’d skip (or consider alternatives) if you’re chasing a long, in-depth facial treatment. This is short by design. It’s built as a timed travel-friendly spa experience, not a two-hour beauty clinic.

If your day needs a practical reset in Antalya—and you’d rather spend money on comfort and care than on a vague attraction—this is a very reasonable booking.

FAQ

What is included in the 105-minute program?

The 105-minute experience includes 30 minutes using the sauna, salt room, and relax zone, a 60-minute massage chosen from a catalog, a 15-minute mini facial care session (including facial cleansing and aqua peeling for dark spot removal), plus a hot drink and Turkish delight.

What is included in the 60-minute program?

The 60-minute experience includes 30 minutes using the sauna, salt room, and relax zone, a 30-minute classical massage, plus one hot drink and Turkish delight.

How long is the spa experience?

The duration is about 1 hour 45 minutes for the longer program; the shorter option is 60 minutes.

Will I have an English-speaking option?

Yes. The experience is offered in English, and therapists can speak Russian, Turkish, or English. The medical form is available in English.

How many people are in the group?

This activity has a maximum of 4 travelers.

Can I cancel and get a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience starts.