Indulge your love for yoga and meditation amidst the awe-inspiring Swiss Alps. Picture yourself transported to a charming designer hotel nestled amidst the breathtaking Alpine landscape.
As you open the window, the scent of wild herbs and fir trees fills the air, while the melody of birdsong serenades your senses. Surrender to moments of blissful relaxation, lulled by nature's soothing symphony.
Twice daily yoga sessions against a backdrop of panoramic Alpine vistas leave your body feeling stronger and more invigorated. Embrace the tranquility of regular meditation, fostering both mental clarity and inner peace.
Immerse yourself in the rejuvenating embrace of nature, knowing that you're nurturing yourself in the best possible way. If this resonates with you, then join us for an unforgettable yoga retreat in the Alps—a sanctuary where time stands still, and the essence of nature reigns supreme.
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About The Host
This yoga retreat is lead by me - Elena. A psychologist and have been leading retreats and teacher trainings for over 10 years. She have a strong background in both technical and therapeutic aspects of yoga and meditation and over 16 years experience of teaching yoga and meditation.
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FAQ
When is the best season to join retreat?
Winter yoga retreat is all about the magic and magnificence of Swiss Alps in the most peaceful of seasons. You can combine this yoga retreat with cross-country skiing if you are into it. Or combine it with sitting outside on your balcony, wrapped in a warm blanket and with a cup of tea, watching the snow falling..
Spring yoga retreat is like a breath of fresh air. You can say good-bye to Winter blues and say hello to sunshine. A great time of year to re-start your practice if you've been taking a little break from it.
Summer yoga retreat is when it's pleasantly warm in the Alps, so we start the day by practicing outdoors (weather allowing).
Autumn yoga retreat is the most colourful one of all. You'll fall in love with one thousand shades of green, amber and crimson. You'll feel addicted to crisp mountain air and a feeling of deep relaxation in your whole body following the lake dips and sauna pleasures.
How many participants do you have in a group?
We keep our groups small - typically 10-15 participants. Our maximum is 20 participants, which is only possible in a few of our locations, and in which case there are 2 teachers in a room. We believe that this way we can offer our guests so much more attention and a possibility to really grow and evolve in their practice during the retreat.
When should I arrive/depart?
The approximate times are always in the retreat description, and the specific information is sent out by email as a welcome letter upon registration.
What should I bring to retreat?
A full list of things to bring will be sent to you as a part of your welcome letter. There is no standard list because every location is different and therefore different clothes, props and additional items may be required.
What kind of food can I expect and can you accommodate special dietary needs?
You can expect delicious vegetarian cuisine, with occasional fish options at our retreats. And we can most certainly accommodate most dietary requirements - please do inform us in advance.
Can I bring non-participant partner/friend/spouse?
Generally, we can only accept participating guests.
I'm a beginner - can I join?
Some of our retreats are designed for all levels including beginners, so check the retreat description to see if a specific retreat is right for you. If unsure, contact us!
What is minimum number of participants for the retreat to take place?
Our minimum number of participants is 5, but on average we have 10-12 participants per group.