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Venetion Spa

Moroccan Bath in Abu Dhabi

A traditional cleansing ritual with warm steam, black soap, kessa exfoliation and a clay pack, finished with moisturizing oils.

60 minutes
AED 500
90 minutes
AED 800
Exfoliating clay and black soap applied to a guest's leg during a body ritual

Moroccan Bath at Venetion Spa runs 60 minutes for AED 500 or 90 minutes for AED 800, at The Souk Qaryat Al Beri, Bain Al Jessrain, Abu Dhabi. The ritual moves through warm steam, traditional black soap, full body exfoliation with a kessa glove, a black clay or mud pack, and a warm shower with moisturizing oils to finish. It suits guests who want a full body cleanse rather than a muscle-focused massage.

Steps of the ritual

The session opens with a warm steam stage that softens the skin before anything else begins. The therapist applies traditional Moroccan black soap over the body, then moves into the main exfoliation stage using a traditional kessa glove across the full body to lift away dead skin with firm, even strokes. A black clay or mud pack follows to cleanse the skin further and leave it feeling firmer. The ritual closes with a warm shower to rinse everything away, followed by moisturizing oils applied to finish the session. Each stage runs into the next without long pauses, so both durations fit the full sequence comfortably.

What the ritual leaves behind

The combination of steam, black soap, kessa exfoliation and clay is meant to leave skin feeling smoother and more hydrated by the time the moisturizing oils go on at the end. The exfoliation stage is naturally the firmest part of the ritual, since the kessa glove is designed specifically to lift away buildup, though the therapist adjusts pressure on request for anyone with sensitive skin. Premium products are used throughout, and the treatment room is private and sanitized for the full session.

Who chooses a Moroccan Bath

This ritual suits guests who want a full body cleanse rather than muscle-focused pressure, including anyone preparing for a special occasion, traveling from a dry climate, or simply wanting a deeper reset than a regular shower at home gives. Couples can book the ritual together on the same visit, each in their own private room. If tight muscle is your main concern rather than skin, the Signature Bamboo Fusion Massage or Hot Stone Massage are closer matches for that. Our therapists can help you choose between a cleansing ritual and a massage if you are unsure.

Duration, price and booking

Venetion Spa is open daily from 10 AM to 2 AM at The Souk Qaryat Al Beri, Bain Al Jessrain, Abu Dhabi. Appointments are recommended, so message on WhatsApp ahead of your visit to secure a time, particularly during busy evening hours. Payment is by cash or card, including contactless, with transparent prices and no hidden charges. For any questions before booking, reach the team through the contact page.

Moroccan Bath: questions

What happens during a Moroccan Bath session, step by step?

The session opens with a warm steam stage that softens the skin and opens it up for the steps that follow. The therapist then applies traditional Moroccan black soap over the body and works it in before the main exfoliation stage, where a traditional kessa glove is used across the full body to lift away dead skin and buildup with firm, even strokes. After exfoliation, a black clay or mud pack is applied to cleanse the skin further and leave it feeling firmer. The session closes with a warm shower to rinse everything away, followed by moisturizing oils applied to finish. Each stage follows the last without long pauses in between, so the full sequence fits comfortably inside the booked time. The therapist checks in before starting and adjusts the exfoliation pressure if any area feels too intense. Sessions take place in private treatment rooms, daily from 10 AM to 2 AM, at The Souk Qaryat Al Beri, Bain Al Jessrain, Abu Dhabi.

Is a Moroccan Bath suitable for sensitive or dry skin?

Most guests can book a Moroccan Bath, and the therapist checks in about your skin before starting so the exfoliation pressure can be adjusted to what feels right for you. The kessa glove stage is naturally firm, since it is designed to lift away dead skin, but the therapist eases the pressure on request or works more lightly over any area you flag as sensitive. If you have a specific skin condition, a recent sunburn, or broken skin anywhere on the body, mention this when you book so the session can be planned around it, or so an alternative treatment can be suggested instead. Premium products and a private, sanitized treatment room are part of every session. If exfoliation in general feels too firm for your skin on a given day, say so at any point and the therapist will adjust or move to the next stage sooner than planned.

Do I need to prepare anything before the session?

No special preparation is required before a Moroccan Bath, though arriving a few minutes early gives you time to settle in before the steam stage begins. Loose, comfortable clothing for before and after the session is worth wearing, since you will be changing for the treatment itself. Mention any skin condition, recent procedure or area you want the therapist to avoid when you arrive, so the exfoliation and clay stages can be planned around it from the start. Payment is by cash or card, including contactless, with no online payment option available and no hidden charges added once the session is finished. Appointments are recommended rather than guaranteed on arrival, so message on WhatsApp or call +971 58 908 8743 ahead of your visit, particularly if you want a specific time slot during busier evening hours closer to close.

How long does the session take and what does it cost?

A Moroccan Bath runs 60 minutes for AED 500 or 90 minutes for AED 800, with the same price applying every day of the week, including weekends and evenings. The 90 minute session allows more time across the steam, black soap, exfoliation and clay stages, rather than rushing through any one of them, while the 60 minute version covers the same sequence at a faster pace. Venetion Spa is open daily from 10 AM to 2 AM at The Souk Qaryat Al Beri, Bain Al Jessrain, Abu Dhabi, and appointments are recommended ahead of your visit. The Souk Qaryat Al Beri location has a wheelchair accessible entrance, restroom and parking for guests who need them. Prices are transparent with no hidden charges, and the price stays the same regardless of which day or time you book.

Who tends to book a Moroccan Bath?

Guests who want a full body cleansing ritual rather than a muscle-focused massage tend to book a Moroccan Bath, including anyone who wants their skin to feel noticeably smoother after the session. It also suits guests preparing for a special occasion who want a deeper cleanse than a regular shower routine offers, and couples who want to book the ritual together on the same visit. If muscle tension is your main concern rather than skin, a treatment such as the Hot Stone Massage or Tension Relaxation Massage is likely a closer fit for that. Our therapists can help you decide between a cleansing ritual and a muscle-focused massage if you are booking for the first time and are not sure which one suits what you are after that day. Private treatment rooms are available for both men and women.

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