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DESTINATION SPAS

Rediscover the meaning of wellbeing

You feel it the moment you step off the plane, the minute you see the Santa Catalinas or Rincon Mountains from the highway. There's something about Tucson that helps the body settle, the mind clear, and the soul unknot.

No wonder we're home to some of the best spas in the world: the renowned Miraval and Canyon Ranch destination spas plus numerous resort spas nestled in the beauty of Tucson's desert and foothills.

Recognized for award-winning cuisine, innovative treatments, and programs that take wellness to new heights (sometimes quite literally!), Tucson spas promise an extraordinary escape, rest, recreation, and personal growth.

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Canyon Ranch Tucson

Canyon Ranch Tucson

  • 8600 E. Rockcliff Rd.

Discover what a vacation can really mean. At Canyon Ranch in Tucson, enjoy all the delights of the world’s most celebrated…

Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa

Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa

  • 5000 E. Via Estancia Miraval
  • (520)825-4000

Miraval Arizona Resort & Spa is where the sun shines 350 days a year on 400 acres of pristine desert. In the Catalinas’ warm…

 

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