The trinity of health, water and rest is a belief that
has resonated for centuries. Pioneers in the construction of thermal spas, the
Romans sought to purify and relax the physical as a way of preventing illness
and balancing body and mind. So do not think of carpe diem as the new
contemporary epidemic, because the art of wellness has its origins in
antiquity. Now, inhale and exhale. Again, and then again. Let go of your
accelerated thinking syndrome and immerse yourself in the mountain views of the
New Zealand Alps from the Aro Ha Wellness Retreat.
Here, local stone is embedded in the walls, local plants inspire the menu and the scenery serves as an energy reserve. Situated in the heart of Ka Tiritiri o te Moana, in New Zealand’s Southern Alps, Aro Ha is built on higher values, seeking to give life greater meaning. The spa is an interplay of views and perspectives, framing the reflective backdrop of the peaks resting on the icy waters of the lakes.
Moments of deep breathing
Here, local stone is embedded in the walls, local plants inspire the menu and the scenery serves as an energy reserve. Situated in the heart of Ka Tiritiri o te Moana, in New Zealand’s Southern Alps, Aro Ha is built on higher values, seeking to give life greater meaning. The spa is an interplay of views and perspectives, framing the reflective backdrop of the peaks resting on the icy waters of the lakes.
Moments of deep breathing