CRANBOURNE / CLYDE NORTH / BOTANIC RIDGE
Thai massage in Cranbourne, arranged around you.
Tell us the style, length and time that suit you. A therapist who works locally gets in touch to agree the details and price before anything is booked.
Send a massage enquiryAn enquiry is a request, not a booking.
HOW AN ENQUIRY WORKS
Four steps from enquiry to appointment
You send the details
Massage style, preferred length, days and times that work, your suburb, and anything the therapist should know.
We review the request
We check the enquiry is complete and pass it to an independent therapist who works in the area.
The therapist contacts you
They confirm the style, time, price and whether the massage is suitable for you. Ask any questions here.
You decide
Nothing is booked until you and the therapist agree. You are free to say no.
MASSAGE STYLES
Choose the style you want to ask about
Traditional Thai massage
Performed clothed on a mat or table, with pressure along the body and assisted stretches.
Read moreThai oil massage
Longer gliding strokes with oil, usually gentler on stretching than the traditional style.
Read moreThai foot massage
Feet and lower legs, often with a small wooden stick. You stay seated and clothed.
Read moreThai stretching massage
A session weighted toward assisted stretches, taken at a pace you agree with the therapist.
Read moreSESSION LENGTH
60, 90 or 120 minutes
Length is one of the first things a therapist will ask. This is a general guide. Prices vary by therapist and are confirmed directly with you.
| Length | Often suits | What to expect | Worth mentioning |
|---|---|---|---|
| 60 minutes | A first Thai massage, a lunch break, or one or two areas of tightness | Time for a full body routine at a steady pace, or a focus on back, neck and shoulders | The areas you most want covered, so time is not spent elsewhere |
| 90 minutes | People who already know they like Thai massage and want the full sequence | More time for stretches and for slower work on the legs, hips and back | Whether you prefer more stretching or more pressure work |
| 120 minutes | Experienced clients who are comfortable lying down and being moved for a long session | A slow, complete routine with rest between sections | Any trouble lying face down or on your side for a long period |
BEFORE YOU BOOK
Tell the therapist about your health first
Thai massage uses firm pressure and stretching. It does not suit every body on every day. Pregnancy, injuries, operations, ongoing conditions and medication all change what is safe, so raise them before you book. Your GP can help if you are unsure.
Read the booking checklist- PressureLight, medium or firm. You can change it during the session.
- Areas to avoidSay which areas you do not want touched.
- ClothingTraditional Thai massage is done in loose, comfortable clothes.
- Health fundAsk the therapist and your fund whether a rebate applies before you book.
LOCAL AREA
Cranbourne and the growing suburbs around it
Enquiries are welcome from Cranbourne, Cranbourne North, Cranbourne East, Clyde, Clyde North, Botanic Ridge and the wider City of Casey. Whether a therapist works in your suburb, or can travel to you, is confirmed when they contact you.
Questions before you enquire
- Is this a massage shop?
No. This website is a referral service run by Yes Right Pty Ltd. A therapist working in the area receives your request and contacts you directly. We do not employ therapists or run a shopfront.
- Does sending an enquiry book a massage?
No. The therapist confirms the massage style, time, price and whether the massage suits you. Nothing is booked until you and the therapist agree, and you are free to decline.
- What kind of massage is offered?
Enquiries are for professional, non-sexual relaxation and therapeutic massage only, such as traditional Thai massage, Thai oil massage, Thai foot massage and stretching sessions. Requests for anything else are not passed on.
- What health details should I tell the therapist?
Anything that could affect how your body handles firm pressure or stretching, such as pregnancy, a recent injury or operation, a medical condition or regular medication. The booking checklist page has the full list. If in doubt, ask your GP first.
- Can I claim a massage on my health fund?
It depends on the therapist and your policy. Funds generally look at the therapist's training, whether they belong to a recognised massage association and whether they hold a provider number with that fund. Ask the therapist and your fund before you book. We cannot promise a rebate.
- How much does a Thai massage cost?
Prices are set by each therapist and depend on the style and length you choose. The therapist tells you the price before you book. We do not publish prices on this site because they vary.
Ready to ask about a Thai massage?
Send a massage enquirySubmitting an enquiry does not book an appointment. A therapist confirms the details with you first.