ADVENTURE

EXPERIENCE NATURE

Wales and Abergavenny are truly remarkable destinations for various reasons. Not only are they conveniently located close to transport links, making them easily accessible for travellers, but they also boast a charming and picturesque town.

Join us in Abergavenny, Wales, for an unforgettable yoga retreat that celebrates the harmonious blend of wellness, natural splendour, and the rich cultural tapestry of this captivating town. Embrace the opportunity to reconnect with yourself, savour the delights of Abergavenny, and create lasting memories in a setting that embodies the essence of serenity and revitalisation.

Whether you're exploring the rolling hills of the Brecon Beacons or uncovering the mysterious ruins of ancient castles, Wales presents an abundance of breathtaking sights and experiences. So, if you're seeking a destination that combines convenient accessibility, a vibrant town, and natural beauty, look no further than Wales and Abergavenny.

FRIENDLY WIDLIFE

Welsh mountain ponies roam freely over the hills. An animal of great beauty and refinement, he has the substance, stamina and soundness of his ancestors. Well known for their friendly personalities and even temperaments, they are extremely intelligent and easily trained.

GAZE AT THE HEAVENS

The Dark Skies Reserves of Wales.

With three protected International Dark Sky Places within its borders, Wales is now one of the top destinations in the world for stargazing. Here’s everything you need to know about the work being done in Wales to protect our dark skies.

IMPRESSIVE HISTORY

There are more than 600 castles in Wales, more per square mile than anywhere in the world. Some have been lived in continuously for a thousand years, while others are romantic ruins.

Many are native Welsh castles, built by Welsh royal dynasties, often in very beautiful places. You will have an opportunity to visit the surroundings of the retreat and visit some spectacular local castles!

WATERFALLS

As a country carved by glaciers in the last ice age, the landscapes in Wales comprise mountains, valleys and an abundance of waterfalls.

Waterfalls in Wales are often steeped in legends and myths and are rumoured to be the entrance to magical fairy kingdoms.

MORE SHEEP THAN PEOPLE

Wales has the largest number of sheep per person in the United Kingdom, it has its indigenous breeds of sheep and its sheepdog breed. Recent figures state that there are over 10 million Welsh sheep compared to 3 million people, an approximate 3 to 1 ratio (3 sheep for every 1 person in Wales).

The fields and hills around Abergavenny are home to lots of wildlife and agriculture.

GET IN TOUCH

We would love to hear from you.

Giulia and Miranda will aim to get back to you with more information about the retreat and what you can expect from this relaxing mid year escape.