Our retreats include:

• Cozy accommodations
• Daily workshops: yoga, breathwork
• Specific workshops: firemaking, cold training, foraging, vision quest and firewalk
• Two meals per day (you can prepare your own lunch.

Each retreat is designed to help you unwind and reconnect with nature.

Little experience is required.

• If you book the campsite, previous experience with outdoor camping is expected. This is not a regular campsite, but we will help you get used to a more primitive campsite such as this one.
• The breathwork and yoga are at beginner level. No previous experience is required. As we practice daily, you will quickly get the hang of it.
• Wild-camping experience is not required, and we will guide the process during the retreat.
• For the winter retreat, some cold training experience (such as cold showers) will be nice-to-have. 

If you’re not an experienced winter camper, we advice to book one of our rooms.
None of the options are what an average person would call “luxurious”.
However, our tiny house provides a hot tub, private shower and private 2p bed. 
The stone house provides 4 beds in total, a private shower, and a wood stove for heat.
The birch room provides a small 2p bedroom, which is connected to the shared kitchen and shower area. 

And our personal favorite: sleep in your tent at the campsite beneath the stars. The starry skies here often show the milky way, which is the most liberating and comforting ceiling you could wish for.

Our retreats are open to anyone seeking personal growth, healing, or simply a break from the daily routine. We welcome individuals of all backgrounds who understand that personal growth can be found in a more primitive way of living

• An open mind
• Sturdy hiking shoes
• Clothing: bring layers! Especially in wintertime, the nights on the mountain can get truly cold. ake sure to bring multiple layers for legs and upper body. 
• Clothing: comfortable and flexible, so you can do yoga and other outdoor activities
• Swimming gear
• Your outdoor gear, such as: a hiking bag, hiking shoes, water bottle, pocket knife, lunch box, firekit
  (Anything for the workshops will be provided by your hosts)
• Sleeping bag (even if you book a room! it can get chilly on the mountain)
• Toiletry bag
• Your food (think of snacks, extra food for lunch)

Your camping gear:

• Make sure you bring a good sleeping bag, comfortable up to -5*C
• Insulated mattress
• Tent

Yes, all meals are included in your retreat package. We focus on wholesome, nourishing food to support your wellness journey. Any dietary restrictions can be accommodated with prior notice.

Absolutely! We encourage bringing a friend or loved one to share this enriching experience. It can enhance the journey and help deepen your connection with nature together.

Yes, dogs are allowed, as long as they are well-trained and grounded. The terrain here has multiple goats, a pony and dogs too. At the yoga grounds, we want to retain an atmosphere of calm and focus.