Philippine Signature Massage
Best for deep tension, tired muscles, and a complete restorative reset.
Traditional Filipino techniques blend therapeutic work with deep-tissue pressure.
Traditional Filipino massage, brought to the Adriatic coast — a quiet studio tucked into the stone streets of Zadar's Old Town, where every treatment is paced like the tide.Traditional Filipino massage, thoughtfully paced in the heart of Zadar.
"Like Zadar's Sea Organ, the body makes its own quiet music — thoughtful touch helps it find the rhythm."
Filipinska Masaža brings centuries-old Filipino massage traditions to the heart of Zadar's Old Town. Founder Ria Travica trained in the Philippines before settling on the Adriatic, and every session is adjusted in the room, not decided in advance.
We pair traditional Filipino coconut oil with cold-pressed Adriatic olive and rosemary, and treat every guest — local or visiting — with the same unhurried attention.
A short list of where most guests start. The full menu — with every duration and price — is below.
Best for deep tension, tired muscles, and a complete restorative reset.
Traditional Filipino techniques blend therapeutic work with deep-tissue pressure.
Best for stress, tired muscles, and chronic pain.
Warm olive oil and firm, flowing pressure for a deeply restorative reset.
Best for tight shoulders, lower-back tension, and deep warmth.
Heated basalt stones release held tension across the back, legs, and shoulders.
Small details that make the difference between a spa visit and a real reset.
Trained in traditional Filipino massage techniques before opening the studio on the Adriatic.
We book, greet, and treat in English and Tagalog.
Steps from the Sea Organ, the Roman Forum, and Zadar's main square.
One treatment room, never double-booked, never rushed.
From our Philippine Signature Massage to treatment packages — the complete menu lives on its own page so it's easy to bookmark and share.
View Services & Prices"I've had medical massage in Manila and Cebu. This is the only place I've found it on the Adriatic — done properly."— Marta H., Guest from the Philippines