Our retreats
Our retreats create conditions for genuine connection.
Each retreat location is selected for its capacity to reward deep attention with insight and beauty. From verdant estates in Ubud, to multigenerational Mallorcan finca, to golden Cycladic islands, and fragrant Corsican maquis. We choose places of character that hold and ignite us.
We collaborate with wellness practitioners, creative artists, local artisans, chefs, nutritionists, and guides who understand their places intimately. Not to extract experiences but to participate respectfully in landscapes and cultures that have shaped themselves over centuries.
Small group sizes and thoughtful programming create conditions for participants to experience personal renewal and meaningful connection with others who share similar values around thoughtful living and authentic growth.
What do our retreats feel like?
Each day balances structured practice with personal freedom.
Our retreat schedules honour both connection and solitude, ensuring space to meet your own needs while benefiting from thoughtful programming and community.
Mornings begin with optional yoga or somatic movement, followed by breakfast with local ingredients.
We then gather for compassion-focused sessions blending psychological frameworks with contemplative practice.
Midday brings creative and cultural workshops—pottery using local clay or natural dyeing with gathered plants.
Afternoons offer unstructured time for poolside rest, walks through the natural environment, optional individual sessions, journaling, or quiet reading.
Late afternoons may include guided walks exploring traditional practices or artisan visits, and social reflection to support integration.
Evenings feature communal meals with regional cuisine, followed by optional sessions like sound healing or contemplative practices.
“I didn’t realise how much I needed to pause. The rhythm of the days, the kindness of the facilitators and the beauty of this place woke me back up.”
Support throughout your experience
Our retreats are intentionally held spaces. Groups are small (10–16 people) so you are seen and supported. Facilitation is trauma-aware and evidence-informed, with a focus on psychological safety, consent, and respect for personal pace What you bring to the space is held in confidence.
Support begins before you arrive. We check in with you ahead of time about access needs, intentions, and travel. During the retreat you’re guided by experienced facilitators, with time to rest and integrate. Afterward you leave with practices, resources, and a clear point of contact.
“What surprised me most was the quality of connection. Within hours it felt safe enough to be honest, to laugh, to rest. I’ve never felt more myself”
2026
Retreats
FAQ
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Who are your retreats for?
Our retreats are for anyone who seeks time to reconnect with themselves, explore compassion, creativity, and landscape, and experience renewal in community.
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Do I need previous experience in meditation, yoga, or the arts?
Not at all. While prior experience can be helpful, it is absolutely not required. The retreat is designed to welcome both beginners and those with existing practices.
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In what language will the retreat be delivered?
The retreat and materials will be conducted in English. However, we welcome the expression of all languages during our retreats.
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What can I expect each day?
Each day blends contemplative practice, creative workshops with local artists, gentle movement, nourishing shared meals, and generous time for rest and reflection.
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How many people will be there?
We host between 10 and 16 participants, ensuring an intimate and supportive group environment. We curate our groups to ensure the retreat is right for them.
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What's the group like?
Our groups are diverse, inclusive, and welcoming — participants range in background, profession, age, and identity, united by curiosity and openness to self-growth.
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Will there be free time?
Yes — programs are paced with spaciousness so you can integrate insights, journal, or simply enjoy the surroundings.
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Is this a therapeutic program?
This retreat is not a therapeutic intervention and does not replace therapy or mental health care. Participants are responsible for their own wellbeing and mental health during the retreat.
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What support is available before and after?
Before the retreat, we provide information, materials, and are available for questions. After the retreat, we share follow-up resources to help you continue your practice and integration at home.