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    Massage in Hawaiʻi

    Discover 257 practitioners and 175 wellness centers across all four Hawaiian islands

    Hawaiʻi Wellness lists 257 massage practitioners and 175 wellness centers across the four Hawaiian islands, with the largest concentrations on Oʻahu and the Big Island. Practitioners include Alea Backus (Waimea), Dawn Adele (Waikoloa), and Hope DeLaney (Volcano).

    Last updated: July 19, 2026 · Listings verified by Hawaiʻi Wellness

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    Massage Therapy in Hawaiʻi

    Hawaiʻi offers one of the broadest massage landscapes in the country — not just because of sheer practitioner volume, but because of the cultural depth behind it. Alongside Swedish, deep tissue, sports massage, and prenatal work, you'll find traditions here that exist almost nowhere else at this density: lomilomi, the islands' own healing bodywork; watsu, aquatic massage developed in part by practitioners drawn to Hawaiʻi's warm-water environment; and Thai massage, which arrived with the islands' large Southeast Asian community. The result is a therapy landscape with genuine range, whether you're managing chronic tension, recovering from injury, or simply unwinding.

    Massage therapists across all four major Hawaiian islands — Oʻahu, Maui, the Big Island, and Kauaʻi — are state-licensed and many carry national board certification (NCBTMB). Oʻahu has the largest concentration of practitioners, particularly in Honolulu and Kailua. Massage on Maui tends to include a high number of resort-adjacent therapists alongside strong independent practitioners. The Big Island and Kauaʻi both have active therapeutic communities outside the resort corridor, often in smaller home studios.

    When booking, clarify the modality focus (relaxation vs. therapeutic), session length (60 vs. 90 minutes is a meaningful difference for deeper work), and whether the practitioner has experience with your specific concern. Many therapists here also integrate complementary practices from somatic therapy or craniosacral work.

    Browse licensed massage therapists and wellness centers across Hawaiʻi below.

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    Massage practitioners in Hawaiʻi at a glance

    Every massage listing in the directory, by island.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    Where can I find Massage practitioners in Hawaiʻi?

    Massage practitioners and centers are available across all four major Hawaiian islands — the Big Island, Maui, Oʻahu, and Kauaʻi. Use the island filter above to narrow your search, or browse every listing statewide.

    Which island has the most Massage practitioners?

    Oʻahu currently has the most Massage listings on Hawaiʻi Wellness with 183 practitioners and centers, followed by the Big Island (122). Use the island filter above to browse each island's listings.

    How much does massage cost in Hawaiʻi?

    Most massage sessions in Hawaiʻi run $100–$180 for 60–90 minutes, varying by style, island, and setting — independent practitioners are generally more affordable than resort spas. Many offer kamaʻāina rates and package discounts.

    Can I book a Massage session directly?

    Yes. Most listings include direct contact details or an external booking link. Open any practitioner or center listing to get in touch and book a session.

    Is Massage offered in person or online in Hawaiʻi?

    Both. Many practitioners offer in-person sessions on their island, and some also provide online appointments. Individual listings note the session types each provider offers.

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