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What is it like getting a massage in Mexico for 250 pesos? Simple but effective!
As well as, relaxing, calming, peaceful, and wonderful :-)
This is probably due to the fact that we found two sisters that are very sweet and very good at their jobs! We see them every two weeks and have a couple’s massage session. The massages have helped Brad tremendously with his lower back pain due to an auto accident in 2010. They help me with my upper back and neck pain due to tension and scoliosis.
You can’t beat the price. 250 pesos at today’s exchange rate is only $13.48. Now keep in mind we pay that per person, so for the two of us it’s 500 pesos or $26.96. That is for a one hour massage in Mexico. Gotta love it! Enjoy another day in my life as an expat in Mexico, in photos :-)
Our massage therapy takes place behind that little metal door on the right.Across the street, there is a little laundromat.This is the waiting room.They leave the big door shut and we use the little door in the middle to help block noise from the street. It’s in a busy little neighborhood and across the street from a popular church. Sometimes there is banda music playing next door. Banda music is very disruptive to a good massage and definitely an acquired taste ;-)
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Simple massage room made for two! There is a bathroom behind that mirror on the wall.One of the sisters made these sheets for the massage tables. The tables are also locally made by carpenters.My hair is always a mess after a good massage!This is Sandra. She is my therapist. Yulie, her sweet sister, is Brad’s therapist. Not only do we enjoy our massage in Mexico with these ladies but so have at least 10 of our expat friends and family :-) Signing off, Tina
Originally published on August 3, 2018
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Tina Marie Ernspiker
I live in Mexico with my hubby and four kiddos. I keep busy with homeschooling, traveling, and my Bible ministry. I love photography and writing, so I blog. My family is a little nutty but nutty is never boring and always an adventure. And I love adventure!
7 thoughts on “Getting a Massage in Mexico – Day in The Life of An Expat”
Glenn Buskirk says:
how do we get hold of Sandra and Yulie to schedule a massage?
My wife and I are in need of a good massage and are currently in Zacapu, but our dentist and optometrist are in Morelia so we are making appointments and will spend a few days there later this month. After reading your post I was wondering is there any way you can share the info for your two sisters massage therapy and how to contact them?
Thank you very much, Glenn and Maria
Glenn, I sent you a reply via Facebook soon after you posted this comment. I sure hope you got it! Thanks for reading and I hope your appointments went well!
how do we get hold of Sandra and Yulie to schedule a massage?
My wife and I are in need of a good massage and are currently in Zacapu, but our dentist and optometrist are in Morelia so we are making appointments and will spend a few days there later this month. After reading your post I was wondering is there any way you can share the info for your two sisters massage therapy and how to contact them?
Thank you very much, Glenn and Maria
Glenn, I sent you a reply via Facebook soon after you posted this comment. I sure hope you got it! Thanks for reading and I hope your appointments went well!
Thanks, we did contact them but are holding off on a massage until things calm down
I completely understand. My husband is dying for a massage but we are waiting as well. Have a great week!
Hey Tina! Is there any chance you can share contacts of the masseuse?
Is it in CDMX?
They are located in Uruapan, Michoacan. Quite a distance from CDMX. If you are still interested, let me know and I will try to hook you up :-)