Yoga, Adventures and Exploring in Tamar Valley, UK (October)

Oct 30 to Nov 3, 2025

Yoga, Adventures and Exploring in Tamar Valley, UK (October)
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The farm is a hidden gem nestled in the heart of the Tamar Valley, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB). Set within 17 acres of breathtaking landscape, the farm offers riverside access, a charming apple orchard, a poly tunnel, a vegetable garden, a wood-fired hot tub, and meticulously maintained private gardens. With a history dating back to before the Domesday Book, the property exudes a deep sense of tranquility, enhanced by the main lounge’s serene atmosphere reminiscent of old churches and chapels. It’s no wonder the farm is situated on ancient ley lines.

For those seeking a peaceful retreat to unwind and immerse themselves in nature, the farm is a rare haven. Located on the banks of the River Tamar—marking the border between Devon and Cornwall—the farm feels a world apart, offering the ultimate escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Surrounded by nature in every direction, it is the perfect place to truly disconnect and rejuvenate.

Committed to sustainability, the farm is in the process of being fully certified organic by the Soil Association. The farm is home to rare breed sheep, goats, and heritage apple varieties, all sustainably farmed. The farmstead blends ancient buildings with comfortable, modern living spaces, ensuring a harmonious balance between history and contemporary comfort.

During our yoga retreat at the farm, you’ll experience a laid-back, flexible schedule where everything is entirely optional. Whether you choose to socialize or enjoy some solitude, the retreat offers a space to unwind in whatever way feels best for you. Curl up by the fire with a good book, relax in nature, or join a guided walk through the stunning local area or across Dartmoor—this is your time to recharge and reconnect.

About
About The Host
Laura

Laura

Laura lived in Scotland for a number of years managing and caring for the international yoga retreat center known as ecoYoga. She fell in love with the mountains up there and was often out walking the munro's finding solitude on her days off from running the busy center. Generally she was very spoilt. She had a chef 85% of the time, hot tubs, sauna and out door baths were hidden in every nook and cranny of the land and bathing in nature was a big theme of the ecoYoga center. Life was indeed one long yoga retreat… for many years.

Laura has extensive experience running, teaching and hosting retreats. In fact it was her way of life for many moons and so it now comes as second nature to her. She is now exploring the hiking side of the retreats and combining her love of the mountains and being out in the wilderness with the practice of yoga itself. She is currently undergoing Hill and Moorland Training to become a Hill and Moorland Leader - meaning she will be fully prepared to take people out in the wild. Having utmost respect for the mountains and acknowledging mother natures power she will recruit the help of a qualified Mountain Leader whenever the altitude gets high or the terrain gets rocky.

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