Spend five nights on Sark with a small group of women. Practise yoga, eat brilliantly, swim, walk, explore the island, spend an evening under the stars, and share the week with people you may not have known when you arrived.
Next retreats: June and September 2027, dates released soon. Early booking rate £1,495 shared room, standard rate £1,695. Single room, early booking £1,995.
After dark
Nights under the first Dark Sky Island
With very little light pollution, Sark has exceptional night skies. On clear nights, the Milky Way can stretch overhead. In 2011, Sark became the world’s first Dark Sky Island.
Getting around
A small, car-free island
Sark has no cars and no through traffic, and guests stay together at the retreat house throughout the week. Mornings open with yoga, afternoons are yours to swim, walk or explore, and evenings bring the group back together for dinner.
For what it is like to travel here entirely alone, see our women travelling solo page.
In the water
Wild swimming
Sark is ringed by clear coves, tidal pools and beaches, with wild swims chosen around the day’s conditions.
Between swims there are cliff paths, wildflower lanes, and tidal walks. Read more about the island, or how the burnout retreat works here.
The practice
Yoga twice a day
Morning practice is gentle, evening practice is restorative, and both are mixed-level, so wherever you are with yoga, you are in the right place. Between sessions, the day is yours: swim, walk, read in the garden, or simply do nothing.
The company
A small group, one table
A small group, one long table, and food you did not have to plan or clear away. Most guests arrive on their own and leave with people they keep.
Yoga together, meals together, walks and swims, all hosted by Nadia.
Two more ways in: what happens when you travel alone, and the yoga itself.
Sleep
Guests tell us they sleep better here
More on the island’s night skies on our dark sky retreat page, and on stepping away from the screen in digital detox.
