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Sandy Bay Massage Centre

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Telephone: (03) 6223 2328 or 0418 498 061
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Web: http://www.sandybaymassagecentre.com.au/

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Whether you are looking for a relaxing massage, have an injury or sports issue, or you like to maintain your body in tip top shape every week, our highly skilled therapists are here to help and inspire you.

Our massage menu includes remedial massage, relaxation massage, deep tissue massage, manual lymphatic drainage (MLD), sports massage, Hahana hot stone massage, Hawaiian massage (Ka Huna massage and Lomi Lomi), pregnancy massage, reflexology, Shiatsu and traditional Chinese cupping (Eastern and Western traditions).

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We are located at 5b Magnet Court Sandy Bay, Tasmania, just a short stroll from Battery Point and 5 minute drive from Hobart's CBD.

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Sandy Bay Massage Centre,
5b Magnet Court Sandy Bay,
Sandy Bay,
TAS, 7005
Australia.

Telephone: (03) 6223 2328 or 0418 498 061
Email: massageme@sandybaymassagecentre.com.au
Web: http://www.sandybaymassagecentre.com.au/

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