Practitioners who've been doing yoga for a while and are ready for more than a physical practice. You don't need to be flexible or advanced; you need to be curious about what's underneath the postures. These retreats stay small and curated on purpose — you'll never be one of forty people in a yoga barn.

No prior study required, just genuine curiosity and an open mind.

This varies by retreat, and the specifics are always on that retreat's page — but generally, expect lodging, daily practice, most meals, and excursions or workshops built around that retreat's theme.

Yes — most people do. These retreats draw independent, self-directed practitioners, and solo is the norm, not the exception. By the second day, you're practicing, eating, and talking with the same small group daily — that's usually all it takes for real connections to form.

Full details — deposits, payment schedule, cancellation terms — are on the Retreat Terms & Conditions page.