Discover floating

The deepest rest you've never had.

Floatation therapy, explained properly: what it is, where it came from, what the research says and what it actually feels like.

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The deepest rest
€69first float · 60 min
A pod, half a tonne of salt and absolute quiet.
What floating is

A pod, half a tonne of salt and absolute quiet.

A float pod holds ten inches of water, super-saturated with 550kg of magnesium-rich Epsom salt and warmed to skin temperature, about 35°C. The salt makes you float like a cork. The temperature makes the water disappear from your senses.

Close the pod or leave it open, settle back, and within minutes you can't quite tell where your body ends and the water begins. What's left is something modern life almost never offers: true stillness.

What the research points to

Studied for decades, loved for a reason

Floatation-REST has been researched since the 1950s. Here's where the evidence is strongest.

Stress & anxiety

Studies of floatation therapy report meaningful drops in stress and anxiety, often noticeable after a single session.

Sleep

Floaters consistently report deeper, easier sleep, and research links regular floating with improved sleep quality.

Pain

Weightlessness plus warm magnesium water is studied for back pain, neck pain and fibromyalgia, with many people reporting real relief.

Blood pressure

Deep relaxation is associated with lower blood pressure and a slower heart rate during floats.

Mood & clarity

Time in deep rest helps settle mood and restore focus. Athletes and creatives float before big moments.

Recovery

Sports teams float to ease soreness and speed up recovery between training sessions.

Try it for yourself
Sixty years of letting go.
A little history

Sixty years of letting go.

Floatation began in the 1950s as scientific research into what the brain does when the outside world goes quiet. The answer surprised everyone: rather than switching off, the mind settles, sorts and restores itself.

Since then, float tanks have grown from research labs into beautifully comfortable pods, and floating has become one of the most loved wellness practices in the world. The pods at Revival are i-sopods, the most advanced and most spacious on the market.

So what does it actually feel like?
The honest answer

So what does it actually feel like?

For the first ten minutes, your mind will chatter. That's normal. Then your breathing slows, your shoulders finally drop, and time goes soft. Some people drift in a dream-like state between waking and sleep. Some solve problems. Plenty simply sleep.

However your float goes, the moment you'll remember comes afterwards: standing in the shower, noticing how quiet your head is and how light your body feels. That feeling walks out the door with you.

Read: before you float

Your first float

Easier than you think.

No experience needed. We look after you from the front door.

1

Arrive 15 minutes early

We'll welcome you in, show you around and answer every question. Nothing is rushed.

2

Your own private room

Shower, then step into your pod or sauna. You control the light, the music and the door at all times.

3

Take your time after

A warm shower, a cup of tea in the relaxation room, and home you float, lighter than you came in.

Book your first float
Sixty minutes. €69. Everything provided.

Come and try the deepest rest in Limerick.

Book online in under a minute, or call 061 424 765. We'd love to introduce you to floating.

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