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A Hidden Malibu Sanctuary, Now Open to More Than Just Insiders

Calamigos Ranch, a 250-acre Malibu retreat, has opened the doors to its spa for weekday visits — previously reserved exclusively for members and overnight guests. “Come and decompress, that’s definitely the sense here,” says general manager David Stork, who oversees the property. It’s nestled in the Santa Monica Mountains, between the coastline and valley. “You’ve got to stay for two days to really make it work, in my opinion,” he goes on. “The first day, you can decompress. The second day, you can really focus on yourself. We do believe that people should be able to have access to these locations as well, from a daytime point of view. You don’t have to be part of the resort to be here. We encourage it, but we do have this open to the public, so they can come weekdays. Otherwise, it’s membership and resort only.” The spa lounge at Calamigos Ranch. Idlewild Photo Co. Spa offerings include the $280 Malibu Glow Facial, featuring iS Clinical products for cellular renewal paired with LED light therapy, and the Calamigos Signature Massage, a personalized treatment starting at $275 for 50 minutes. There are body treatments like the $385 Earth and Sea Scrub, which uses algae, sea salts and coconut

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