Giiiiiiiirl!
I booked a 3-hour salt cave/sauna pass. To be clear - I did NOT book a massage service! This cute mini day spa is located at the south end of Tybee Island and was very easy to find and park by. I checked in and then was shown to the lockers and beautiful bathrooms to change clothes. I brought my bathing suit and was provided a robe before I settled into one of the heavenly chairs in the salt cave. The first blissful hour was spent by myself in the salt cave, quietly enjoying the space and feeling very calm. I then moved back and forth between the infrared sauna, dry sauna and steam room for an hour and a half, timing 20 minute sessions in each. And I spent my last half hour in one of the massage chairs. I thought the massage chairs at my pedicure salon were good, but these are SO MUCH BETTER. I played with different features and just sank into chair as it tilted back and did magical things.
I could have showered there had I wanted to, but my rental house was a mile away so I just put my clothes back on and checked out to go home and get cleaned up. The ladies there were friendly and once I was settled, they basically left me to do my own thing.
I lucked out and no one else had an appointment while I was there, so I had the facilities all to myself. In my opinion, it would be great for a small group of friends or maybe one or two couples. The salt cave had a max occupancy of 2, as did the infrared sauna. The dry sauna and steam room were bigger and had more capacity, but I think more than four people would be a crowd. And there were only three massage chairs, but one was more isolated from the other two.
For under $120, I had three hours of day spa heaven. I've been to many salt caves now, and a 45-minute sessions runs from $35-$45 by itself, so I feel like I got what I paid for. I would absolutely go back with a sister or a friend. Lovely way to spend my morning! read more