Thai Combo Massage in Ventura, CA
The Thai Combo is the most complete session at Aura Thai Massage in Ventura: traditional Thai stretching and acupressure blended with warm oil massage in a single visit.
What is Thai Combo Massage?
The Thai Combo blends two disciplines. From traditional Thai massage it takes assisted stretching, compression, and acupressure; from oil massage it takes long, warming strokes that melt surface tension.
The result addresses mobility and deep relaxation together — the stretch and openness of Thai work with the calming glide of an oil massage.
What to expect
- 01
A short consultation about your goals, tight areas, and the pressure you like.
- 02
Your therapist explains how the session will be balanced between Thai technique and oil work.
- 03
Acupressure and compression release the deeper tension, and assisted stretches open the hips, back, and shoulders.
- 04
Warm oil and long, flowing strokes soothe the muscles; this part is done with full draping.
- 05
The session closes gently, leaving you both looser and calmer.
Who Thai Combo Massage is best for
- Guests who can't decide between Thai and oil massage
- Stiffness and stress at the same time
- A first visit, to experience what we do best
- Longer 60 and 90-minute sessions
The Thai Combo sits between our other styles. For stretching only, without oil, book Traditional Thai; for pure relaxation, Swedish; for focused pressure on one problem area, deep tissue.
Compare our other styles: Traditional Thai Massage · Deep Tissue Massage · Swedish Massage
Thai Combo Massage prices
Enjoy $10 off your first visit — just mention it when you book.
Where to find us
An easy drive from Oxnard, Camarillo, Ojai, and Santa Paula. Location & directions
- Monday
- 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Thursday
- 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Friday
- 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Saturday
- 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Sunday
- 11:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Thai Combo Massage FAQ
What is a Thai combo massage?
A single session that combines traditional Thai technique — assisted stretching, compression, and acupressure — with warm oil massage. You get the mobility benefits of Thai work and the relaxation of an oil massage together.
Is the Thai Combo done with oil?
Part of it is. The oil portion uses long, warming strokes and is done with full draping; the Thai portion uses pressure and stretching.
Who is the Thai Combo best for?
Anyone who wants both looser joints and a calmer body in one visit. It is also a good first session if you are new to Thai massage and unsure which style to choose.
How long should I book a Thai Combo for?
Because it combines two styles, 60 or 90 minutes works best. Ninety minutes gives each part the time it deserves.
Is the Thai Combo safe if I am pregnant or injured?
Tell us before you book. If you are pregnant, recovering from surgery or an injury, or managing a medical condition, check with your doctor first — we will then suggest the style and pressure that suit you.