Half-Day Spa Experience

The ultimate PIGSPA experience, with exclusive use of the spa garden, luxury treatments and mouth-watering food all included, this is the perfect way to catch up with friends and be pampered at the same time.

£120 per person, 11am-2pm

Arrival from 10.30am with a glass of fizz and consultation
Exclusive use of the Spa Garden (with hot tub) between 11am-2pm
Choose a relaxing 30-minute treatment from the PIGSPA menu
A delicious 2-course brunch in The Pigs pub, with coffee
Upgrade your treatment time to an hour and add 30 minutes in the Spa Garden for just £30pp 10am-2pm

Better with friends!
The half-day package is also perfect for group bookings of up to four people; share some piggy love with your nearest and dearest too.

Please note no Norfolk Passport discount will be applied to the half-day spa.

The Spa Garden

Experience complete relaxation in the Spa Garden, the best extra to the half-day spa package.

Spa Garden features:

A large four-person hot tub
Loungers
Outside courtyard
Shower
Underfloor heating

Terms and Conditions

Upon booking, payment will be taken in advance, and cancellations must be made within 24 hours.

Cancellations made in less than 24 hours' notice will still be charged the full cost.

Late arrival will result in a reduced treatment time.

Please note we cannot carry out any treatments during the first trimester of pregnancy, and the use of hot tubs is not advised throughout pregnancy

All treatments and products are excluded from the Norfolk Passport discount

A full consultation will be completed with you on arrival, but if you have any contraindications, your chosen treatment may need to be changed, or we may be unable to proceed. Therefore, to avoid disappointment, please inform us of any health conditions (particularly cancer, recent major surgery—less than six months ago, heart disorders, allergies, or pregnancy) before your appointment, and our therapists can advise you.
We can only carry out treatments on people over the age of 18. With prior communication, we would be happy to carry out treatments on 16 to 18-year-olds; in this instance, a parent or guardian would need to be present for the treatment and give consent.