Retreat questions
The things women ask before they enquire. If yours is not here, send it — a retreat is a conversation, not a checkout.
Frequently asked
How do I find out the dates and what it costs?
Join the waitlist. Dates, the full itinerary and pricing go to the list first, with no obligation attached — you decide once you have the detail in front of you.
Do I need to be good at yoga to come?
No. The movement is offered with options, the same as it is in the studio, and there is no level you need to arrive at. Women come who have practised for years and women come who started three months ago. Seven days is long enough that it stops mattering by about day two.
I'd be coming on my own. Is that strange?
It is the norm. Most women book alone. With a group of eight there is no established clique to break into — everyone is new to each other on day one, which is a much easier room to walk into than a group of twenty where four people already know each other.
Is it really women only?
Yes. Every retreat, circle and class we run is. It is a policy, not a preference, and it is a large part of why the week works the way it does.
What if my body is not up to it?
Tell us when you enquire. Options are built into every session, and the point of a group of eight is that we can actually accommodate you rather than hoping you keep up.
Eight places. They go to the list first.
Join the waitlist and we will send you the dates, the itinerary and what it costs before anyone else sees them. No payment, no obligation — just the information you need to decide whether this is your year.
