Deecha Thai Massage

Deecha Thai Massage is a small wellness studio on Triq il-Luzju in Sliema, run by a women-owned business with more than ten years of experience. The therapists work in the Thai tradition, and the menu covers ten treatments, from a gentle relaxing massage to deep tissue work and a two-therapist session.

It is listed in our directory of spas in Malta. The studio opens every day, so it fits easily around a holiday itinerary, whether you want to ease tired legs after sightseeing or finish a weekend with something calming.

Treatments and prices

All prices are for one hour. Relaxing massage, described as the most chosen, costs €50. Traditional Thai massage, which combines acupressure, stretching and energy work, is €55, and deep tissue massage with firm, targeted pressure is €60. Head, neck and shoulder massage and foot reflexology are both €55.

Aroma massage, hot oil massage and sports massage are each €60, and hot stone massage with heated basalt stones is €65. The four hands massage, in which two therapists work together, costs €100. Each treatment can be booked for 45 minutes, one hour, an hour and a half or two hours, so you can choose a short session or a long one. Only the one hour price is published, so ask through the enquiry form for the price of the length you want before you arrive.

The approach

Therapists bring techniques from Thailand to Sliema, and the guiding values are authenticity, wellness and professionalism. Thai massage is a healing art handed down through generations, and each session is delivered with care and respect for the craft, in a space meant to feel like a sanctuary.

The aim is a calm space for people with very different needs, whether that is time out from a busy trip, recovery after an active holiday of walking, swimming or diving, or simply an hour of quiet. Treatments are tailored to what each guest wants, so it helps when booking to say how firm you would like the pressure and which areas you want to focus on.

Choosing a massage

First-time visitors often prefer the relaxing massage, which uses flowing strokes, or the traditional Thai massage, which involves stretching and pressure along the body. If you like firm pressure, ask for deep tissue. Aroma and hot oil massages use oils, hot stone uses warmed stones, and sports massage is aimed at people who exercise and want to support recovery and flexibility. Foot reflexology applies pressure to points on the feet, while head, neck and shoulder massage concentrates on the upper body. Travellers who sit for hours on a flight often choose that last option.

The treatment descriptions here are for information only and are not medical advice. If you have a health condition, speak to your own doctor before booking, and mention anything relevant when you contact the studio.

Location and what is nearby

The studio is at 1 Triq il-Luzju in Sliema, close to the seafront and the main shopping streets. Other places in our directory nearby include Adventure Cruises Malta, AM Language and AMIS City Spa, Beauty & Hair Salon.

If you need somewhere to stay, our hotels in Sliema page lists options. A massage pairs well with a day out; see the best beaches in Malta and things to do in Malta, or take a trip to the capital using the Valletta guide.

Planning your visit

The Malta weather guide helps you choose the best time of year, and the flights to Malta guide shows how to get here from the UK. For general background on the islands, read about Malta.

To ask about a treatment or a booking, use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to the business.