Rest is a practice.
We spend years learning how to stay productive. Very few of us learn how to stop without feeling guilty.
6 nights in the jungle
One villa above the river, twelve beds, zero screens.
Three meals every day
Mostly plant-based, always at one long table.
Daily movement sessions
Morning yoga and mobility in the open-air shala.
One bodywork treatment
Balinese massage, booked for you mid-week.
River and temple experience
Cold dips, a water temple ceremony and one long hike.
12 guests maximum
Small enough that everyone remembers your name.
Shared Room
2 left
A twin room shared with one other guest. The easiest way to arrive alone.
2 guests per room
$1,850 / person
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Private Room
1 left
A queen bed, private bathroom, and enough quiet to keep to yourself.
1–2 guests
$2,250 / person
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River Suite
Booked
A king bed, private terrace, and the river close enough to hear.
2 guests
$2,650 / person
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THE PLACE
Twelve beds, one long table, a shala that opens onto the jungle. Here is what a week looks like.
Morning light through the palms · 06:30
Fog on the ridge path · 07:15
Room 02 · shared, two beds
Rice terraces below the villa
Room 04 · above the river
The terrace at golden hour
The long table · dinner
Hills after rain · 21:00
You leave behind
Constant notifications
Calendar-sized days
Eating beside a laptop
Deciding what to do next
Trying to optimize rest
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Seven days with a simple rhythm
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Movement without performance
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Three meals at one table
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Time by the river
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The week is designed around rhythm, not optimization.
Seven days are held by a few repeating anchors — morning movement, shared meals, unplanned afternoons and evenings without screens.
MORNING
Movement in the shala
before the heat arrives
AFTERNOON
River, workshop or nothing
the plan is optional
EVENING
One long table
phones stay asleep
Maya Sen — somatic practitioner and host
“I’ll make the schedule. You can forget what day it is.”
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PAST GUESTS
They came for a break. They left with each other’s numbers.
OCTOBER RETREAT
I arrived still answering Slack messages in the car. By the third day, I had forgotten where my phone was.
Nina
Amsterdam · October retreat
MAY RETREAT
I expected yoga and nice food. I did not expect twelve strangers to feel like old friends.
Daniel
Copenhagen · May retreat
JANUARY RETREAT
The river mornings changed something in me. Nothing dramatic. I just felt like myself again.
Sofia
London · January retreat
OCTOBER RETREAT
For the first time in years, I stopped planning what came next and enjoyed where I already was.
Olivia
Melbourne · October retreat
MAY RETREAT
I came alone and worried everyone else would arrive with friends. Most of us came alone. None of us left that way.
Emma
Berlin · May retreat
JANUARY RETREAT
Seven days without notifications sounded impossible. Going back to them was the difficult part.
Lucas
Lisbon · January retreat
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FAQ
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NEXT DATES
Oct 18–24, 2026 · Ubud, Bali · 12 guests
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