5 Best Luxury Wellness Retreats In Greece For A Holistic Escape5 Best Luxury Wellness Retreats In Greece For A Holistic Escape

5 Best Luxury Wellness Retreats In Greece For A Holistic Escape

Greece is one of the richest destinations in the world for holistic wellness—in fact, it’s been in its veins for millennia. The island paradise is home to an abundance of nature and unique landscapes, some of which offer wellbeing properties. Natural therapeutic springs are a classic example, with Greece offering some of the most prolific thermal and mineral springs to the a dip in. Besides the country’s outdoor wellness aspects, the spa and spiritual components complete the overarching love for self-pampering. Here are the best luxury wellness retreats in Greece which combine ancient traditions with modern remedies. 

Amanzoe | Image courtesy of Aman Hotels & Resorts

Amanzoe

Set in the birthplace of classical Greek philosophies, Amanzoe is a holistic sanctuary which focuses on strengthening and building spiritual healing through its Hippocratic therapeutic treatments, inspired by ancient traditions and medicines. Located in Porto Heli, the secluded hilltop and private beach oasis boasts 270-degree views of the Aegean Sea and the lush Peloponnese countryside. Amanzoe’s 2,850-square-metre spa combines diet, exercise, massage therapies and sea bathing, with modern natural products.  Healthy holiday hunters can immerse themselves in the luxury retreat experiences to fully rejuvenate. 

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The resort features an award-winning Six Senses Spa | Image courtesy of Porto Elounda

Elounda SA Hotels & Resorts

Housing three hotels in one resort—Elounda Mare Hotel, Porto Elounda Golf & Spa Resort, and Elounda Peninsula All-Suite Hotel—Elounda SA Hotels & Resorts offers a peaceful respite overlooking the pristine ocean. Perched on a waterfront location in Crete, the resort also features an incredible, award-winning Six Senses Spa to unwind with holistic therapies. Retreat options range from yoga detoxes to fitness programmes.

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Euphoria

Nestled in the historic town of Mystras, once fought over by Franks, Venetians, Byzantines and Ottomans, and now a UNESCO World Heritage site, Euphoria pays tribute to its mystical surroundings and remnants from the Byzantium era. The fully-immersive retreat curates personalised programmes designed around the ancient Chinese and Hellenic world, for a unique spin on traditional remedies. The spa is built into the mountainside and rises over four levels, with memorable features including its elegant sphere pool. 

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Image courtesy of Avaton Luxury Hotel & Villas – Relais & Châteaux

Avaton Luxury Hotel & Villas – Relais & Châteaux

Part of hotel group Relais & Châteaux, Avaton Luxury Hotel & Villas is a stylish beachfront escape in the Athos Peninsula of Halkidiki, Greece. The boutique retreat features yoga and spa sessions in its peaceful location. Guests can indulge in the yacht experiences and personalise their holiday by talking to the onsite concierges.

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Divani Apollon Palace & Thalasso

Housing the only Thalassotherapy Center in Athens—and one of the largest SPAs in Europe at 3,500-square-metres—Divani Apollon Palace & Thalasso is the perfect place to pamper and de-stress oneself. The hotel combines timeless Greek healing practices in a unique setting. Features include the spa, swimming pool, fitness centre, hair salon and a variety of wellbeing and spa programmes.

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Faye Bradley

Faye Bradley is the editor and business development manager at Compare Retreats. She is an avid writer, editor, illustrator and yogi who is passionate about all things wellness, travel and the arts.

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