A Cornish clifftop hotel is offering an idyllic wellness day for an experience that your body and mind will love.
If soothing music, plush robes and mesmerising views of the Atlantic Ocean are your idea of heaven, The Headland’s Amore Spa Wellness Day is for you.

The five-star hotel in Newquay is the perfect place to revitalise, rejuvenate and indulge – you will be feeling the love from the moment you arrive for an unforgettable day of pampering.
Assistant spa manager Steph Cruse said: “Love yourself and focus on loving your physical and mental health with our wellness days. They are about recognising the importance of taking time to care for yourself. It’s easy to let self-care fall through the cracks and forget how important it is to nourish your health and wellness.”

The Amore Spa Wellness Day enables guests to make the most of the five-bubble rated thermal journey including Cornish salt steam room, Swedish sauna and hot tub. They can also access the six-pool Aqua Club, which boasts a sun terrace and heated outdoor edge pools affording spectacular views of the sea.

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Many of The Headland’s spa treatments help to improve mental clarity, pain reduction and reduce blood pressure. Increased blood flow through the body helps to ease stiffness, aches, muscle tension and pain. They also help to reduce stress and mental anxiety.
Amore Spa Wellness Day, which runs throughout February, includes:
- Access to the Thermal Journey
- Access to the Aqua Club
- Fistral Marine Ritual 65-minute treatment
- Two-course lunch with a glass of fizz
Amore Spa Wellness Day is £160 Monday to Thursday, or £170 Friday to Sunday.
For more details visit www.headlandhotel.co.uk or call reception on 01637 872211.
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