by Daniella HunterEN · ESby Daniella HunterEN · ES
The Sanará Way retreats, curated by Daniella Hunter or created with visiting teachers and guests of the house through the season. The space is also available for group leaders to host their own.
The day begins as you step out of your room onto the sand and walk to the shala with the sun rising over the water. From morning meditation to practice in the shala, to breakfast at the kitchen on the beach and the uplifting conversations that come with it. The afternoons bring the sessions, a treatment, time on the beach. The evenings bring the table, the gatherings and, when the moon is full, the beach at night.
Each Sanará Way retreat has its own theme, and the programme is built around it.
Every meal and drink at the kitchen on the beach, and two community dinners through the retreat.
Each day has its practice in the shala, its sessions and its gatherings.
Treatments at the spa, curated by Daniella.
Updated as the season evolves.
Daniella opens the season: gatherings, special dinners and the barbecue on the beach.
The wellbeing we share, with each other and with this place.
Purpose, and the path that leads to it. Through stillness, the voice and the canvas, with the spring equinox.
The autumn equinox, in the quiet season, as the turtles hatch on the beach. Visioning for the year ahead.
Dates are confirmed as each one is set. To reserve a place, or to hear first, write to the Sanará retreat team, retreats@sanarawellbeing.com.
Rooms are booked directly in the category that suits you. Each Sanará Way retreat runs over four nights and is added per person. You are welcome to stay longer on either side.
Reservations through the Sanará retreat team, retreats@sanarawellbeing.com.
Through the season Sanará also hosts teachers and leaders in their fields, for retreats created with them. These are announced as they are set. If you lead in your field and would like to work with Sanará, write to us.
Sanará is available for private retreats, with rooms reserved for your group and the shala from ten rooms, around the Sanará calendar.
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