Sometimes you and the girls just need to get away, am I right? If work has you down and you need to relax a little bit, then make one of these Saskatchewan spas the destination of your next trip.
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Imagine yourself laying back, de-stressing, and enjoying a facial, massage, or soak in a mineral pool. And when that's over, there's always time for nails, a body scrub, or sun-bathing.
Whether you want to hop in the car for a longer drive, or head to a spa right in your city, Saskatchewan has you covered with these 9 spas that are perfect for you and the girls.
Temple Gardens Hotel & Spa // Moose Jaw
For just $17, you can soak in the mineral waters of the Temple Gardens Hotel & Spa. Nails, massages and facials will cost more if you're willing to splurge, but otherwise, you can relax in the pool all day long before heading up to your room for a girls' night in!
Hotel Saskatchewan Cedar Salon & Spa // Regina
If you're close to Regina, check out the Cedar Salon & Spa for facials, massages, waxing, manis, and pedis. If you and your mains want to get your hair done as well, this is the perfect place to go.
Spa Habit // Yorkton
At Spa Habit, you can get a basic manicure for $45, or a pedicure for $55. If you're more into a massage, for only $35 you can get a 30 minute massage. Or try their Body Smoothie — an organic body sugar scrub followed by full body massage for $60! YES PLEASE!
Elk Ridge Salacia Spa // Waskesiu Lake
The beauty surrounding this spa is sure to be enough to relax you. Take in the fresh air, get a manicure for $55, or splurge on one of their organic body wraps, facials, and massages. Your squad can make this into a fun-filled weekend with the nearby Waskesiu Lake Town.
Manitou Springs Resort & Mineral Spa // Manitou Beach
Take the edge off at this beautiful mineral spa, where the water is so dense with salt, you can literally float! Admission to the pool for the day is $18, and you can enjoy a manicure or pedicure for $40 each. This is a great place for a weekend getaway, with much to see and do at the Resort Village of Manitou Beach close by.
Delta Bessborough Damara Day Spa // Saskatoon
Stay for a weekend in the historic Delta Bessborough Hotel, and then relax at this river-side spa. Manicures are $50, or you can do a 30 minute foot massage for $45. Damara also has locations in both Swift Current and Regina, if those are closer to you.
Sahara Spa // Moose Jaw
Try a spa manicure or foot massage at Sahara for $45 each. If you have gel nails, you can also get those filled here, making it a one-stop shop for all your nail needs.
Healing Garden Massage Spa // Yorkton
This is the spa for you if you're looking for a massage! A 30 minute regular massage is $42, or $52.50 for a 45 minute one. You can also add hot stones to any massage for an extra $10. Their Fresh Start Facial is also only $40, which is perfect for those on a budget.
Northern Lights Therapy & Spa // Cypress Hills
This spa offers stunning scenery nearby, which will help you escape the city and get into a relaxed mood. A 30 minute massage is $55, and you can enjoy a weekend stay at the Resort At Cypress Hills, surrounded by nature.
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