Mornings in the pavilion, evenings on the sand
Earthing on the beach before sunrise, yoga and yoga nidra in a pavilion with no walls, sound healing as the sun sets over the shack. For a morning, a weekend, or a retreat of your own people.
How it works
Say what you're after
Rest, a practice, a reset, or a retreat for a group you teach. Mornings only, or the whole day.
We plan the days
Visiting practitioners — yoga, sound, reiki, chakra healing — come to the pavilion and the shack. The kitchen plans breakfast around it.
Then you stop
The pools, the hammock, a treatment in the spa, and the beach at the end of the garden.
What it includes
Earthing on the sand
Barefoot at first light, then a slow jog along Candolim beach.
Yoga & yoga nidra
In the open-sided pavilion, with a teacher who comes to you.
Sound, reiki & chakra healing
On the beach shack at sunset, or by the zen garden.
Meditation & puja
At the havan kund under the palms.
The wellness morning, for two
Yoga and sound healing, the pools, herbal drinks and breakfast.
Retreats
The pavilion, the big house and the cottages taken together for a group of your own.
A pavilion with no walls
The yoga pavilion stands in the grove with a tiled roof and nothing on four sides but trees. Two treatment rooms and a zen garden of white stones sit beside it. The beach shack, a few minutes’ walk down, is where the bowls are played at sunset.
Retreat groups take the pavilion with the big house and the cottages; the kitchen cooks to the programme.
Sound healing on the shack at sunset.
The zen garden, with the Shivling.
One of the two treatment rooms.
The villas, cottages and rooms we'd pick
The big house: three bedrooms and the library upstairs, two rooms below, the restaurant on the ground floor.
A two-storey cottage of its own in the garden; one bedroom or both floors.
Two interconnecting rooms with a wide verandah, close enough to hear the waves at night — one room for a couple, or the cottage for four.
Plan it with us
Tell us the date you have in mind and who it is for. A planner writes back today with how we would do it here.
Questions people ask
Do I need to be experienced?
No. Sessions are planned for who is coming — beginners and long-time practitioners alike.
Can a teacher bring a group?
Yes. The pavilion, the rooms and the kitchen are planned around your programme; write to us with dates and numbers.
Is the food part of it?
Breakfast is included for every guest and can be planned around the practice; other meals as you like.
Which practitioners are available?
Yoga, yoga nidra, sound healing, reiki and chakra healing are regular; others by arrangement with notice.
Is there a price?
Yes, by session and by programme. A planner sends it with the plan.