Azamara Spa Prices: The Sanctum Treatment and Massage Menu
Spa treatments can be one of the more expensive extras on a cruise, so seeing the actual onboard menu before sailing can be useful when deciding whether to budget for a massage, facial, acupuncture treatment or salon visit.
This photographed menu from The Sanctum shows a wide selection of spa and wellness services offered onboard an Azamara cruise, with treatments ranging from 50-minute massages and facials to personal training, acupuncture and hair services.
The prices shown here should be treated as a snapshot of the menu at the time the photo was taken. Spa treatments, prices and service charges can change between cruises.
Azamara Massage Prices
Massage treatments make up a substantial part of The Sanctum menu. Several different styles are available, with many offered in 50-, 75- and 100-minute versions.
The photographed menu lists:
Swedish Massage
50 minutes – $179
75 minutes – $219
100 minutes – $299
Deep Tissue Muscle Massage
50 minutes – $199
75 minutes – $229
100 minutes – $299
Bamboo Massage
50 minutes – $199
75 minutes – $229
100 minutes – $299
Aroma Stone Therapy
50 minutes – $199
75 minutes – $229
100 minutes – $299
Jade Stone Massage
50 minutes – $179
75 minutes – $209
Thai Herbal Poultice Massage
75 minutes – $249
100 minutes – $299
Coconut Poultice Massage
75 minutes – $249
100 minutes – $299
The menu also lists an ELEMIS Aroma Spa Seaweed Massage at $249 for 75 minutes and $299 for 100 minutes.
These prices make it easier to estimate the cost of adding a spa treatment to your Azamara cruise budget before boarding.
Azamara Facial Prices
The Sanctum menu includes several facial and skin treatments.
The Ultimate Facial is listed at $249 for 50 minutes, while the Targeted Technology Facial costs $229 for 50 minutes. The Skin Renew Facial is $199 for 50 minutes.
Two longer face and body treatments are also shown:
BIOTEC Face Treatment and Body Ritual – 100 minutes, $299
ELEMIS Couture Touch Face and Body Treatment – 100 minutes, $299
These longer treatments combine face and body services rather than being standard standalone facials.
Body Treatments at The Sanctum
Another option shown on the menu is the ELEMIS Intensely Cleansing Salt Scrub, available in Lime and Ginger or Frangipani.
The photographed prices are:
50 minutes – $199
75 minutes – $249
For passengers comparing different spa treatments, these sit in a similar price range to many of the massages offered onboard.
Acupuncture Prices
Acupuncture is another category shown on The Sanctum menu.
A 50-minute acupuncture session is listed at $199.
Several add-ons are also available:
LED add-on – $49
Cupping add-on – $39
Eastern Nutritional Consultation add-on – $39
Anti-Aging Acupuncture Facial add-on – $39
E-Stim add-on – $29
The menu notes that acupuncture treatments may not be available on certain vessels, so passengers interested in these services should confirm availability onboard.
Fitness and Personal Training
The Sanctum menu goes beyond traditional spa treatments and includes several fitness services.
Three personal training sessions are listed at $249, while a 30-minute Body Composition Analysis costs $39.
A 60-minute Nutritional Consultation is $99, as is a 60-minute Pilates One-on-One Body Reformer Instruction session.
Results Based Training, or RBT, is shown at $109 for three sessions or $69 for 30 minutes.
The menu also lists 45-minute Pure-Form Yoga, Pure-Form Pilates and Indoor Cycling sessions as complimentary.
That gives passengers some wellness options that do not carry the substantial additional cost of a massage or facial.
Hair and Beauty Services
The Sanctum also offers salon services.
A color and style consultation is listed as complimentary.
Other prices shown on the menu include:
Keratin Complex Express Blowout – from $169
Shampoo and Blowout Bundle of 3 – $149
Red Carpet Blowout – from $89
Up Do – from $69
Shampoo and Blowout – from $59
The use of “from” is important, since the final charge for some salon services may vary.
What About the Thalassotherapy Pool?
The menu mentions that full-voyage, day and couple passes are available for the Thalassotherapy Pool.
However, no prices for those passes are shown in the photographed menu. Guests are instead instructed to visit the spa reception desk for pricing and additional information.
Because the prices are not displayed in the source material, they have not been estimated here.
Is There a Service Charge?
The social media post accompanying the photographed menu states “Prices + 18% Service Charge.”
However, that 18% service-charge statement is not visible on the actual Sanctum menu itself. Passengers should therefore check the current onboard terms when booking rather than relying on an older photograph for the final amount charged.
The distinction matters with treatments costing around $200–$300, since an additional service charge can make a noticeable difference to the final bill.
Is the Azamara Spa Expensive?
Based purely on the photographed menu, many 50-minute massages cost between $179 and $199, while longer premium treatments can reach $299.
Whether that represents good value is subjective. For passengers primarily interested in relaxation, comparing treatment length is worthwhile because moving from a 50-minute to a 75- or 100-minute treatment does not always increase the price proportionally.
It is also useful to decide before sailing roughly how much you are willing to spend. Spa treatments are separate from the many other possible cruise expenses such as specialty experiences, shore excursions and other optional onboard purchases.
Tips for Using The Sanctum on an Azamara Cruise
If a spa treatment is important to you, check the current menu and availability once onboard rather than assuming that every treatment and price shown here will still apply.
Also pay attention to the duration. The photographed menu contains treatments with similar prices but considerably different lengths.
Finally, ask about the complete price, including any applicable service charge, before confirming your appointment. That gives you a clearer picture of what will ultimately appear on your onboard account.
FAQ
How much is a massage on Azamara?
On the photographed Sanctum menu, a 50-minute Swedish Massage is $179. Several other 50-minute massages are listed at $199. Longer treatments can cost up to $299.
How much is a Swedish Massage on Azamara?
The menu shows a Swedish Massage at $179 for 50 minutes, $219 for 75 minutes and $299 for 100 minutes.
How much is a Deep Tissue Massage?
The Deep Tissue Muscle Massage is listed at $199 for 50 minutes, $229 for 75 minutes and $299 for 100 minutes.
Does Azamara offer facials?
Yes. The photographed menu includes several facial treatments, including the Ultimate Facial, Targeted Technology Facial and Skin Renew Facial.
Does Azamara offer acupuncture?
The menu lists a 50-minute acupuncture session for $199, plus several optional add-ons. It also notes that acupuncture treatments may not be available on certain vessels.
Are there complimentary fitness classes?
The photographed menu lists 45-minute Pure-Form Yoga, Pure-Form Pilates and Indoor Cycling as complimentary.
How much is the Azamara Thalassotherapy Pool?
The photographed menu does not provide a price. It says full-voyage, day and couple passes are available and directs passengers to spa reception for pricing and information.
Does the Azamara spa charge a service fee?
The social media post accompanying this menu says prices are subject to an 18% service charge, but that statement does not appear on the photographed Sanctum menu itself. Check the current terms onboard before booking.
Can Azamara spa prices change?
Yes. Cruise-line pricing and onboard offerings can change, so this menu is best used as a reference rather than a guarantee of prices on a future sailing.
Conclusion
The photographed Azamara Sanctum menu provides a useful look at what passengers can expect to pay for spa and wellness treatments onboard.
For massages, the prices shown range from $179 for a 50-minute Swedish Massage to $299 for several 100-minute treatments. Facials start at $199 on this menu, while acupuncture, personal training, fitness services and salon treatments provide additional options.
If you’re planning an Azamara cruise and considering a visit to The Sanctum, this menu can help establish a realistic spa budget before you sail. Just remember to check the current onboard menu, treatment availability and any applicable service charge before making your reservation.
