Alain Daligault offers 60- or 90-minute individual massages in English or French in the western Algarve. By appointment, you can visit his practice or have Alain come to your home, hotel or holiday rental.
Areas served · Lagos · Salema · Budens · Burgau · Luz · Sagres
Travel is included in the €60 and €87 session prices across all six towns.
60 minutes · €60
Take a moment to slow down, release tension and move with greater ease. The session can focus on general relaxation, everyday tension or recovery after exercise. Alain adapts pressure, gentle mobilisations and stretches to what feels right for you.
90 minutes · €87
We begin with a conversation about what brings you in and what you’d like from the session. Traditional Thai massage provides the foundation, and Alain may draw on other approaches, including gentle craniosacral work. The pace and techniques evolve as the session unfolds.
60 minutes · €60
90 minutes · €87
For hikers, golfers, cyclists, and tennis and padel players who want to ease tension after exercise.
Contact Alain by WhatsApp or email to arrange a time and location.
Prefer email? alain@traditionfeelgood.com
After a hike on the Rota Vicentina, a long ride, a round of golf or a game of tennis or padel, a session offers time to slow down and ease tension. Alain starts by asking about your activity and how you feel, then adapts the pressure, gentle movement and stretches to you.
Alain rides bicycles and motorcycles, kayaks and practises yoga. Movement and time outdoors are part of his life and inform how he works.
“Technique matters, but presence and the quality of contact are equally essential.”
Alain Daligault began training in traditional Thai massage in 1996. He studied at Wat Pho in Bangkok, at the Old Medicine Hospital in Chiang Mai, and with Pichest Boonthumme. In 1999, he founded the Brussels Institute of Thai Yoga Massage, where he taught until 2020. Today, he brings that experience and his Feel Good approach to individual and sports massage in the Lagos area.
Alain’s background →“Draw from tradition. Refine the gesture.”
“Practice in the moment. Adapt to what presents itself.”
“Listen without imposing. Welcome with care.”