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Abama Resort Spa

  • AmbienceClifftop volcanic stone, ocean-facing thalassotherapy, unhurried and grounded

Abama Resort Spa occupies a dedicated wellness complex within the five-star Abama Resort on Tenerife's west-facing clifftop near Guía de Isora, set approximately 300 metres above sea level with unobstructed views across the Atlantic toward La Gomera. The spa's indoor-outdoor design makes the most of this elevated coastal position: thalassotherapy pools are heated to therapeutic temperatures and arranged to frame ocean panoramas, while the indoor thermal zone features volcanic stone cladding that echoes the geological character of Tenerife's landscape.

A world-class destination spa at the Abama Resort with an extensive menu of treatments, thalassotherapy pools, volcanic stone massages, and indoor-outdoor thermal areas with Atlantic Ocean views.

Abama Resort Spa occupies a dedicated wellness complex within the five-star Abama Resort on Tenerife's west-facing clifftop near Guía de Isora, set approximately 300 metres above sea level with unobstructed views across the Atlantic toward La Gomera. The spa's indoor-outdoor design makes the most of this elevated coastal position: thalassotherapy pools are heated to therapeutic temperatures and arranged to frame ocean panoramas, while the indoor thermal zone features volcanic stone cladding that echoes the geological character of Tenerife's landscape. The thermal circuit moves guests through a sequence of warm and cool immersions — steam room, Finnish sauna, plunge pools, and a sensory shower column — before leading to the main thalassotherapy pools. Treatment rooms are built from the same dark volcanic materials, creating a grounded, unhurried atmosphere throughout the facility. The treatment menu runs to more than 60 options and draws on both international wellness methods and Canarian volcanic traditions. The spa's most distinctive offering is the volcanic stone massage: basalt stones from Tenerife's volcanic terrain are heated and applied across the back, legs, and shoulders to release muscular tension and sustain deep warmth throughout the session. Thai massage therapists deliver traditional assisted-stretch routines in a dedicated studio; hydrotherapy suites offer body wraps combining marine algae with volcanic clay; and facial programmes use European skincare lines adapted to the region's dry Atlantic climate. Therapists are trained within the Abama wellness programme and hold internationally recognised qualifications in their respective disciplines. The facility operates as a strictly adults-only environment; guests under 16 are not admitted to the thermal circuit or treatment areas. Day passes priced at €90 are available to non-hotel guests and include full access to the thermal circuit without treatments. Treatments are priced separately, with single sessions ranging from €80 to €200 depending on duration and complexity. The spa operates daily from 09:00 to 20:00, and advance booking of treatments is recommended at least 48 hours ahead. During peak periods — July through August and the Christmas and Easter weeks — availability can be limited without a reservation made several days in advance. After treatments, guests are encouraged to spend time in the relaxation lounge, where herbal teas, mineral water, and light refreshments are available.

Treatments

  • thalassotherapy
  • volcanic stone massage
  • Thai massage
  • hydrotherapy
  • facials
  • body wraps

Good to know

Hours
09:00–20:00 daily

Location

28.1782, -16.8325 View on map

Highlights

  • Clifftop thalassotherapy pools facing the Atlantic with views toward La Gomera, heated to therapeutic temperatures
  • Signature volcanic stone massage using Tenerife basalt applied to back, legs, and shoulders for deep muscular warmth
  • Treatment menu of 60+ options spanning Thai massage, marine algae body wraps, and Canarian volcanic clay facials
  • Adults-only indoor-outdoor thermal zone with Finnish sauna, steam room, and sensory shower column
  • Day passes at €90 open the full thermal circuit to non-hotel guests

Tips for visiting

  • Reserve treatments at least 48 hours ahead; during July–August and Christmas or Easter periods, book several days in advance
  • Arrive early on a day pass to secure outdoor loungers beside the clifftop thalassotherapy pools
  • The volcanic stone massage is the most regionally distinctive treatment and is a strong choice for a first visit
  • The spa is adults-only; guests under 16 are not permitted in thermal or treatment areas
  • Avoid heavy meals in the two hours before hydrotherapy or wrap treatments; light refreshments are served in the post-treatment lounge

Frequently asked questions

Do visitors need to be hotel guests to use the Abama Resort Spa?

No. Non-hotel guests can purchase a day pass at €90 which includes full access to the thermal circuit. Treatments are available to all visitors and are priced separately from the pass.

What should visitors bring to the spa?

Swimwear is required for the thermal pools. The spa provides robes, slippers, and towels; a locker is assigned on arrival. No other equipment is necessary.

Is advance booking required for treatments?

Yes. Treatments should be reserved at least 48 hours ahead. During peak season — July, August, Christmas, and Easter — booking several days in advance is advisable to secure a preferred time slot.

What is the age policy at the spa?

All spa and thermal facilities are exclusively for guests aged 16 and over. No exceptions apply.

How long should a typical spa visit be planned for?

Most guests spend three to four hours combining the thermal circuit with one or two treatments. Day-pass-only visitors typically allow two hours for the circuit alone.