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 | Spas of AsiaFollowing Eastern philosophy brought to the masses by Buddhism and Confucianism, Asian spa treatments often combine both mental and physical rejuvenation. By treating the body, mind, and spirit as one, Asian spa techniques attempt to look at the whole person. This approach to wellness can be found not only throughout Asia, but it has also influenced spas around the world. |
 | Spas of the CaribbeanThe Caribbean is truly a world apart with pristine white sand beaches, turquoise waters, soaring mountains, and lush, verdant rainforests. Visitors have long come to the region looking for an escape. Ponce de Leon, the first governor of Puerto Rico, tried to avoid old age by searching in vain for the Fountain of Youth. The rich mix of cultures that make up the Caribbean is sure to take you away. |
 | Spas of EuropeEurope is home to some of the oldest spas and therapies in the world. Vacationers can also enjoy Europe's rich blend of tradition, natural beauty, and history outside the spa. From the emerald hills of Ireland to the sunny fields of Tuscany to the breathtaking cathedrals of France, a trip to the Old World is truly unforgettable. |
 | Spas of MexicoMexico boasts an unprecedented number of sophisticated accommodations for those in search of rest and relaxation. The influences of its ancient Mayan and Aztec inhabitants linger both in a physical sense and as a mystical presence, from ancient cave paintings to the ritual of the temazcal, a ceremonial steam bath using hot stones and herbs to heal and purify. |
 | Spas of South AfricaFrom urban jungle to untamed wilderness, South Africa encompasses a vast array of vacation experiences and a range of climates, from the aridity of the Kalahari to the savannah grassland and indigenous forest that can be found in the eastern provinces. |
