| Although the concept of longevity is about a long-term and permanent change in lifestyle, a vacation is a great way to start or deepen your knowledge. Getting away from it all helps to establish new routines and acquire new knowledge.
Measures and offerings include:
- Nutrition: Detox and fasting, personalized nutrition plans, nutrition lectures, cooking classes, healthy cuisine with local foods
- Relaxation and stress resistance: Natural relaxation concepts such as forest bathing, singing bowl massage, meditation, yoga, sleep optimization, floating, nature experiences
- Technology: High-tech health checks, oxygen and cold therapies
- Environment: Use of non-toxic materials, reduction of electromagnetic radiation, peaceful atmosphere
All of these are good for personal health and also reduce the guest’s overall environmental footprint. |
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Longevity Offers in the Green Pearls® Network
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| The ADLER Spa Resort SICILIA is embedded in the almost untouched nature of the southern coast of Sicily. The Torre Salsa nature reserve is right next to the hotel and the wild beach is only a few minutes walk away. The spa offers a combination of phytotherapy (light therapy), Ayurveda, skin checks, and personal coaching with its Longevity Booster Program. In addition to these personalized treatments, guests can enjoy yoga classes, healthy Mediterranean cuisine, and spa experiences using natural products. The resort supports the regeneration of its guests with gentle architecture that blends into the landscape, renewable energy, and a plastic-free environment – the perfect conditions for longevity. |
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| At Keemala in Phuket, luxurious relaxation is combined with a lasting sense of well-being. The “Rejuvenate” program includes spa treatments such as a traditional Thai massage, organic algae baths, and singing bowl therapy. Guests can also enjoy private yoga classes, an infrared sauna, and healthy organic cuisine using ingredients from the resort’s garden. The tropical forest surrounding the pool villas creates a relaxed, natural atmosphere, especially since the original landscape was preserved during construction. |
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| The adults-only Lifestylehotel SAND on the Baltic Sea coast combines deceleration with sustainable wellness offerings. In addition to relaxing sessions in the private rooftop sauna, guests can enjoy healthy cuisine with an emphasis on regional produce and sustainable foods. The hotel’s minimalist Scandinavian design promotes a calm and restful atmosphere. It also uses resource-efficient energy and invites guests to slow down with large windows and comfortable seating areas. |
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| At Naturhotel Outside in East Tyrol, the love of nature and wellness was a priority long before it became a trend. Guests here enjoy fresh mountain air, exercise in the mountains of the Hohe Tauern National Park, and warm hospitality.
Healthy regional cuisine, relaxing spa treatments, and a restful night’s sleep in eco-friendly rooms round out the offerings, ensuring holistic regeneration and a long, healthy life. The hotel also uses environmentally friendly materials and renewable energy and is deeply rooted in the surrounding nature. |
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| „This 'trend’ has been part of our philosophy for a long time. When the soul is healthy, the body and mind are also healthy,” explains Ursula Wagner, owner of the Naturresort Gerbehof on Lake Constance. She has been an advocate of a healthy lifestyle for longevity for many years. The focus here is on a 100% organic diet, stress-relieving massages, and mental training. The idyllic setting invites you to take long walks and experience nature, bringing body and mind into harmony. The hotel uses only sustainable materials, maintains its own organic farm, and offers mindfulness and inner balance programs. |
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Does Longevity Have a Future as a Wellness Trend?
Sustainability and healthy aging go hand in hand. Eco-friendly travel not only promotes conservation but also creates the optimal conditions for well-being and healthy longevity. Longevity is more than just another wellness trend. Instead, by integrating a sustainable (hotel) concept, hotels can offer a deeper experience that will enhance the quality of life of their guests in the long run – and promote sustainable tourism and the longevity of the earth. |
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