Beauty & Wellbeing

Self-care is one of the best forms of care, but it's easy to forget in a busy everyday life. Here's your chance to remind someone you care about to pamper themselves once in a while.

With our selection of gift certificates for wellness stays, you give a gift filled with relaxation, renewal, and self-confidence. From luxurious spa experiences and massages to exclusive beauty products and salon visits – this collection is perfect for anyone who deserves a little extra care. And who doesn't?

The gift card is perfect for a special occasion, but works just as well as a thoughtful gesture, balancing perfectly between personal and practical. Plus, you avoid the usual gift-giving stress. Will they like it?

Of course – they get to choose themselves!

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Love & Care

Wellness stay gift certificates are not just gifts – they are small reminders to slow down, take a deep breath, and prioritize ourselves and our well-being.

They are perfect for anyone who feels a little overwhelmed, stressed, or who just needs some "me-time."

With YOLO Cards, the recipient can customize the experience to their own preferences, making the gift both personal and unique.

Give someone you care about the opportunity to feel refreshed and recharged. Browse YOLO Cards' collection of gift cards and make your gift one they'll never forget.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between wellness and spa?

Wellness is a broad term encompassing activities and treatments that promote physical and mental well-being, such as massage, yoga, or mindfulness. A spa typically refers to a place offering water-based relaxation, such as hot tubs, saunas, and thermal baths – often as part of a wellness package.
Is it healthy to go to a spa?

Yes, spa visits can have health benefits such as:

  • stress relief
  • improved circulation,
  • muscle relaxation
  • better sleep.

However, these benefits depend on the treatments used and your overall health condition.
Is a sauna good for weight loss?

Although saunas can lead to temporary fluid loss through sweating, they do not cause any significant fat loss. However, regular sauna use can support overall recovery and well-being, especially when combined with a healthy lifestyle.
Who should not go to the sauna?

People with heart conditions, very high or low blood pressure, or certain respiratory problems should consult a doctor before using a sauna. Pregnant women and young children should also exercise caution.
How old do you have to be to go to a spa?

Most Danish spas require guests to be at least 16 years old, but age limits may vary. Some family-friendly spas may allow younger children, especially if accompanied by an adult.
What does spa stand for?

The word "spa" is often thought to derive from the Latin expression "sanitas per aquam" (health through water). In practice, it simply refers to a place that offers wellness and water-based relaxation.
What is the best spa in Denmark?

Some of the most popular and highly-rated spas in Denmark include Kurhotel Skodsborg, Ystad Saltsjöbad (just across the Øresund Strait), and Marienlyst Strandhotel. The "best" often depends on your preferences – location, level of luxury, or specific treatments.
How much does a spa stay cost?

A spa stay in Denmark typically costs between 800 and over 3,000 DKK per person per night, depending on the hotel, room type, meals, and included treatment packages. Weekday stays are often cheaper than weekend stays.
What should you pack for a spa stay?

Pack swimwear, flip-flops or slippers, a reusable water bottle, a book or magazine, and comfortable loungewear. Most spas provide bathrobes and towels, but check in advance. If you have booked treatments, bring your preferred skincare products.