Wellness at Amanvari

Inspired by the elemental convergence of arid desert landscapes and the infinite Sea of Cortés, at Amanvari wellness is conceived as a return to harmony, where body, mind and spirit are nurtured in unison through a deeply immersive connection to place. Amid the raw beauty of Baja California Sur, a 660 square metre (7,000 square foot) Aman Spa is shaped by nature and contrast - the rhythm of the waves, the warmth of the sun and the grounding presence of Earth creating an atmosphere of stillness and reflection. 

Our facilities

  • Contemporary Temazcal (sweat lodge)

  • Two Hydrotherapy Facilities (one with hammam, one with banya)

  • Six Treatment Rooms

  • Yoga Pavillion

  • Fitness Centre

  • Multifunctional Studio

  • Beauty Salon with Head Spa

  • Private fitness or yoga sessions can be arranged with a personal trainer

Temazcal steam bath at Amanvari, Mexico, with curved adobe walls and arched entrance surrounded by desert plants.

Signature Spa Journeys

Rooted in the harmonious rhythms of sea and land, each journey honours the sacred Temazcal (sweat lodge) as a place of profound renewal, purification and connection. Guided by botanical blends drawn from regional healing plants, guests are invited to find a deeper reconnection with nature, the senses and the self.  
 

Desert Damiana  

A deeply grounding journey inspired by the healing essence of the damiana flower, this immersive ritual begins with a rain stick sound ceremony to quiet the mind, followed by a cranial release that melts tension and prepares the body for profound therapeutic work.

Warm herbal oils and flowing hot stone sequences restore circulation, release deep muscular stress and reconnect the body as a whole. A ritual designed to leave you fully restored and centred.

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Wellness Concierge

The team at Amanvari is available to assist you with reservations and enquiries. Please contact us for further details.  

Spa Opening Hours

  • Monday - Sunday from 9am to 8pm

  • Fitness Centre: Open 24 hours