Spa Packages
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Spa Packages :
cures and treatments - mahdia palace


Spa Information :
The Palace Mahdia thalasso spa centre first opened in 2002, and combines traditional thalassotherapy spa treatments with Kneipp technique treatments (alternation of hot water and cold water baths).
The Thalasso Palace perfectly answers the personal needs and requirements today′s often stressful and relentless world implies.
The centre is supplied by seawater that is pumped a 1OOOm from the beach and out at sea, at an 8m depth.

The centre covers a 25OOsqm surface and features about 20 individual treatment cabins, ideal for affusion showers, massages and other specific treatments.

The thalasso spa centre uses both Algotherm and Phytomer products.
The Thalasso Palace offers a whole range of different treatments. Water treatments are the following: jet showers, affusion showers, watermassages bath, alga wrap, steam baths, marine trail, phlebologic trail, sea mineral muds, cryotherapy, collective cavitosonic, individual airsprays, bio-marine basin physiotherapy, sauna, aquagym, phlebotone, and frigitherapy.

More specific treatments come to complement the above-listed range, such as shiatsu, foot reflexology, relaxation therapy, and Ayurveda massages.
The thalasso spa centre′s mini-club, Les Petits Anges, is open to children aged between 2 and 12. Baby-sitting services are available upon request, on a 24h notice.
Thalasso guests are given free access to the steam bath, the sauna and the fitness centre.

Mahdia Thalassotherapy

Mahdia Palace et Thalasso Palace

The place : The Mahdia beachside resort is situated south of Monastir and Sousse, in Tunisia. Just a stone′s throw away from the gulf of Hammamet, this city succesfully combines its prosperous past with today′s modern comfort. Mahdia is a small fishing port in the low season and a popular seaside resort in the summer, all the while protecting itself from the tourists′ bustle much better than other Tunisian coastal cities of the likes of Djerba or Hammamet.

If peace and quiet for a restful thalasso spa break is what you seek, Mahdia, its huge beach and its turquoise and emerald waters, is a choice destination. Hotels and residences : Two 5-stars hotels are located right beside the Thalasso Palace. Our guests are therefore free to choose between a stay at the Mahdia Palace and the Vinci Nour Palace.

Hotel "Hôtel Mahdia Palace"
The Mahdia Palace is a recent hotel (opened 1996), and a 5-star palace set in the midst of a beautiful garden planted with trees, right beside a delightful fine sand beach.

Just 3kms away from the city centre, the hotel features all the comfort worthy of a modern hotel in all its 33O air-conditioned rooms and suites.
100 rooms are interconnecting and double, triple and family accomodation are also on offer.

All rooms and suites boast a terrace balcony looking out to the swimming pool, the sea or the gardens. All are fitted with a direct-dial telephone, satellite television, a mini-bar, air-conditioning, and a complete bathroom with a hair-dryer and separate toilets.

Hotel amenities: bureau de change, tourist information desk, laundry service, car rental services, photo developing, commercial gallery and 24h room service.

The hotel also offers ideal conditions for seminars and incentives, its 5 congress room sharing the capacity to host 10 to 900 people.

Hotel "Vincci Nour Palace"
The Vinci Nour Palace is very proud of its 5-stars, located as it is just 6km outside Mahdia′s city centre, and is an ideal place to idly laze and lounge on the neighbouring beach.

This hotel boasts a very large housing capacity with its 508 rooms and 25 suites scattered over the building′s five storeys. 5 convenient lifts are at your disposal.

You will be free to choose between rooms fit to accomodate 2, 3 or 4 people, as well as interconnecting rooms.
All rooms and suites are fitted with satellite television, a direct-dial telephone and a terrace balcony.

For children aged between 4 and 12, the Mini-club opens its doors for entertaining activities between 10 and 12am, and 3 and 5pm.
Hotel amenities : car rental, bureau de change, and laundry service.
This hotel is equally ideal for seminars and incentives, as it offers an impressive multi-floor congress centre.

Restaurants : Restaurant "Lavali El Andalous"
Beautifully decorated in a Arab-islamic style décor, this à la carte restaurant serves refined international food and regional specialities. Themed menus are also prepared with great care by the chef.

Restaurant "Monastir"
This is the Mahdia′s main restaurant, where hearty breakfasts and dinner buffets are served in a spacious room. At breakfast, treat yourself to a delicious American buffet, and at dinner, indulge yourselves with international delicacies: Tunisian, Italian and seafood cuisine.

Restaurant "Sfax Snack bar"
This restaurant serves pizzas, grilled fish and barbecue meat, crepes and pastries, as well as refreshments just beside the swimming pool.

Sports et leisures : The Mahdia Palace features a large outdoor swimming pool, an indoor swimming pool and a separate one for children. A vast number of sun-beds are at your disposal for total relaxing by the swimming pool. The hotel really finds itself on the water′s edge, and therefore many water activities are available, such as jet skiing, pedal boats, or windsurfing.
Other activities are on offer, such as tennis, football, volleyball, minigolf and aerobics.
Mahdia is a seat of Eden, where cultural gems are yours to discover in the course of your stay : imposing ruins and colourful fishing boats, a thousand-year-old mosque and pirate fortresses, gold and silk cloths, fishing market, ottoman minarets and fishermen′s cafés.

In Mahdia, the interiour decoration of local dwellings is a full-time activity and many are often true masterpieces. In the Hamza street, where houses dating back to the last century and belonging to Mahdia′s richest families side are nested, more than two-thirds of the main room is usually covered by richly-embroidered cloth. The cornices and the ceiling are painted with floral designs and motifs. If you ever have the possibility to visit one of such dwellings, do not hesitate to do so.

Other things to see: the new Mahdia museum features a wide selection of antiques and mozaics unearthed in the region, as well as a popular arts and traditions section (with costumes, cloths, jewelry…). The Borj-el-Kebir is an interesting fortress built by the Turks in the XVIth century.

Outside Mahdia, feel free to visit El Jem if you are an archeology buff, and Tunisia′s capital Tunis for its medina, its souks and the Bardo museum. Monastir, Sousse, Kairouan and Hammamet′s beautiful villas and orange groves are also well worth a visit. Access : By car
Monastir is an hour′s drive away (55 km)
By plane
Monastir airport is a 2h40 flight from Paris Orly (direct flight)