I was fairly new to yoga when I came but the instructors were absolutely exceptional at helping me adjust. Laura has such a charming way of conducting her sessions. Left me with a smile on my face every time. Also Anouk's Yin yoga sessions were so relaxing. They were one of the things I looked forward to. Originally, I came to this place to focus on meditating. So one of my highlights was the guided meditation by Kasia. She managed to give just the right amound of guidence to stop my mind from drifting too much. Another highlight for me was the food. The cooks there are absolute wizards in the kitchen, always cooking up a different healthy and tasty meal. One last thing: On the evening of Monday the 12th Kranti was playing music from his bedroom. I was sitting close by and low-key vibing out to the music. Can you please find out what playlist he was listening to and send it to me? That would totally make my day!

Beautiful little private room with a hammmock a stones throw from the ocean 😍

Came for yoga holiday and to begin to recover from the trauma of a friends recent suicide. There was a ‘hanging’ skeleton in the main studio which was outside my room and this was horribly triggering. I asked if it could be taken down and they wouldn’t even through my tearful request. I though it was insensitive. They use it for anatomy classes occasionally, could easily be taken up and down perhaps. This place I think is perfect for teacher training but everyone else is a bit of an after thought. I was there for 4 days and 2 classes were no shows by the teachers due to communication issues. Also the volunteers teach most of the classes. Neither volunteer I met was aware they would be teaching untill they arrived. Luckily they were lovely and good teachers but a bit of a risk allowing volunteers to take classes at a retreat which is high end. It’s expensive so I expected top quality not volunteers filling in. Overall left feeling a little deflated… not ideal.