



Settle into seven nights at a beautifully restored 17th-century Catalonian homestead near Banyoles, where the pace of each day is shaped by movement, rest, and the natural rhythm of the region. Guests will enjoy daily morning and evening yoga sessions designed to support balance, presence, and a deeper sense of ease throughout the retreat.
Alongside the practice, nourishing Catalan meals provide a delicious taste of the local area, while access to the swimming pool offers space to cool off and unwind between sessions. There is also time to explore the cultural charm of Girona and the scenic inland landscapes of the Costa Brava, adding a sense of discovery to the experience.
This retreat offers a thoughtful blend of yoga, good food, and free time in an atmospheric setting, making it an inviting escape for those looking to recharge in the heart of Catalonia.
Enjoy a simple and comfortable shared accommodation option designed for guests who value a welcoming atmosphere and a sense of community during their stay. This room type is ideal for travelers looking for a practical setup that supports rest, connection, and a relaxed retreat experience.
The stay includes half board, offering a convenient balance of nourishment and flexibility throughout the day. It’s a thoughtful choice for those who want to focus on their wellness journey while keeping their schedule easy and unhurried.
Whether you are joining a retreat alone or with others, shared accommodation provides a budget-friendly way to enjoy the experience in a calm and friendly environment.
Designed for a comfortable and practical stay, this shared room offers a simple retreat setting for guests who value ease and convenience. With an ensuite bathroom, you can enjoy added privacy and comfort throughout your 7-day stay.
Ideal for those joining a wellness retreat, the room provides a relaxed environment to rest, recharge, and settle into the rhythm of your experience. It is a straightforward option for travelers looking for a welcoming shared space with the essentials already in place.
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Emma Spencer-Goodier
