Visakhapatnam, Feb 09: Nestled along the shores of Bheemunipatnam, the Ayurbay Wellness Centre at The Bheemili Resort, managed by Accor, offers immersive wellness experiences inspired by Ayurveda. Combining traditional treatments with the soothing rhythm of the ocean, the centre provides a calming space for balance, renewal, and deep relaxation.
Each guest journey begins with a comprehensive assessment of their dosha and lifestyle, ensuring every ritual is thoughtfully tailored to individual needs. From relieving stress to promoting deep detoxification, Ayurbay’s therapies are designed to gently restore the body’s natural equilibrium. Guests can indulge in signature Ayurvedic treatments such as Abhyanga, Shirodhara, Kati Basti, Greeva Basti, Pinda Sweda, Udwartana, and Nasyam, all performed using traditional medicated oils and age old healing techniques known to ease tension, improve sleep, alleviate pain, and rejuvenate vitality. Whether surrendering to a soothing Shirodhara session or releasing stiffness through Pinda Sweda, each ritual is crafted to provide both comfort and transformation.
“At Ayurbay, we combine the principles of classical Ayurveda with the restorative qualities of our coastal setting. Thoughtfully personalised care allows each guest to experience deep relaxation and lasting rejuvenation,” says Dr Satya Sai Vissavajjula, the Chief Ayurvedic Physician at Ayurbay Wellness Centre, The Bheemili Resort Managed by Accor.
Beyond the therapy room, Ayurbay extends its wellness philosophy into the outdoors. Daily yoga and Zumba sessions harmonise mind and body, while the resort’s pristine beach, expansive green lawns, and organic fruit and vegetable garden foster a refreshing connection with nature. The gentle sea breeze, open skies, and lush surroundings form a serene backdrop that naturally amplifies the benefits of Ayurveda.
Rooted in authentic Ayurvedic traditions, the Ayurbay Wellness Centre goes beyond wellness, offering a moment to pause, reconnect, and leave feeling lighter, calmer, and fully revitalised.