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 Marari
Beach has a fully equipped ayurvedic centre, so you can get all the
benefits of this ancient system of medicine. Put yourself in the hands
of our expert masseuses and you'll feel reborn.
There are also regular yoga classes on the beach, in the thick of a cool
coconut grove. The locale, we're told, does wonders for your inner
serenity.
 The
Garden of Wellness
The extensive grounds of Marari harbour a wealth of medicinal plants
(helpfully labelled for you), many of which are used in treatments at
the ayurvedic centre.
Therapy
 We
have multiple therapy rooms and massage rooms offering the full range of
treatments and massages, with qualified doctors to oversee it all. On
the low table at left is a selection of fresh herbs, many plucked from
the medicinal herb garden just outside.
The
Ayurveda Center
To an Ayurvedic masseur, giving a massage is a form of worship, and the
centre at Marari reflects the spiritual nature of the treatments.
Expert doctors guide the process, and the result is a powerful healing
system, the results of whichyou can measure for yourself, even after two
or three sessions
Landscape by Mother Nature
Marari Beach is a place of rambling
spaces.Always tended, but in a way that allows the earth gods to do
their own thing. Stone walls meander, dressed in ivy and trumpet
flowers; thickets of tropical fruit-laden trees spot the grounds; on the
ponds, families of baby ducks get their swimming lessons..
And yes, somewhere in between are your cottages...
Organic Farm
 Most
of the greens , fruits and vegetables for the restaurants come from our
own organic garden, across the lane. And the days catch, of course, gets
served up as fresh as can be, practically straight off the fishing
boats.
We practice water harvesting and Marari Beach is a chemical-free zone
where only natural oils and local remedies are used for pest control.
Vermiculture and composting keep the soil fertile, both in the organic
farm and on the grounds. In fact, you can not only see these activities
at work, you can even participate! Help pick some seasonal fruit or even
plant a tree or two.
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