Skip to main content

Massage Therapists Offering Bali Massage in Istanbul

Bali massage is a traditional style of Indonesian origin that blends kneading, pressure and long strokes with aromatic oils. Its rich technique aims to slow both body and mind. It suits those looking for an enveloping relaxation experience with a vacation feel.

Below you can find the editorially reviewed independent massage therapist profiles offering Bali massage in Istanbul. You can contact the therapist directly by phone or WhatsApp, without middlemen.

Therapists Offering This Massage

Profiles: 0 · Bali Massage

There are no published profiles offering Bali massage right now.

You can browse all active massage therapists. See All Massage Therapists →

Other Therapists in Istanbul

There are no published profiles offering Bali massage right now; you can look at other featured therapists.

Seda demıray, massage therapist in Sarıyer
Istanbul
European Side
Identity Verified
The therapist's identity details have been checked and recorded in our system.

I am proficient in all types of massage. I believe that massage comes from pure energy. My sessions are generally very pleasant, and we do not even notice the concept of time. I am here for a pleasant session, where are you? I am waiting...

At Your Place12:00 - 00:00 (next day)
60-minute session:
₺3,500
Message Now
View Profile

What is Bali Massage?

Bali massage is a massage style inspired by the traditional massages of the island of Bali in Indonesia. It combines kneading, pressure, long strokes and sometimes stretching with aromatic oils. It is usually done with medium pressure and covers the whole body. Because aromatic oils are used, tell your therapist if you have allergies. Scientific research specific to this massage style is limited; think of it as a relaxation experience rather than a treatment method. The session usually covers the back, legs, arms, neck and shoulders; the flow and pressure can differ from therapist to therapist. You can ask beforehand about the ingredients and scent of the oil used. If the pressure is too much, just say so.

Typical Session Length

Sessions usually last 60 to 90 minutes. The length is listed on the profile.

Who is it suitable for?

It suits people who want a long relaxation session across the whole body, with aromatic oil and medium pressure.

Who should avoid it, and what to watch for

People with allergies to scented oils, sensitive skin or an open wound, a history of leg clots, those who take blood thinners, pregnant women and those who had recent surgery should talk to a doctor.

What happens in a session?

The therapist applies aromatic oil and uses kneading, pressure and long strokes on the back, legs, arms, neck and shoulders. The flow of the session varies between therapists. If the pressure is too much or the scent bothers you, just say so.

Frequently asked questions about Bali Massage

What is the difference between Bali massage and aromatherapy massage?

Both use oil. In aromatherapy the scent of essential oils comes first; in Bali massage, kneading, pressure and long-stroke techniques stand out.

Does Bali massage hurt?

You may feel medium pressure, but sharp pain is not expected. You can have the pressure adjusted as you like.

Which oils are used in Bali massage?

It varies between therapists. You can ask about the oil and its scent beforehand and, if you have allergies, ask for an unscented alternative.

Important Note: The information on this page is general and is not medical advice. If you have a health condition, are pregnant or take regular medication, talk to your doctor before getting a massage. Massage does not replace medical treatment.

Sources

The information on this page is based on the sources below. The links go to external sites.

Join Our Community

Are you a professional massage therapist?

Create your profile now and let clients find and contact you directly. No agency, no middlemen.

Be Your Own BossSet Your Own Working HoursWork IndependentlyTrusted Platform