Enquire about a retreat

Tell us about your retreat.

Choose a starting point, then share the preferences that matter to you. You don’t need to have everything decided.

You’re enquiring about a retreat. Change enquiry type

Before you begin

This is an enquiry, not a booking, and no payment is taken. You don’t need to have everything worked out: Deb or Ian read it personally and help you shape the details. Short on time? After your contact details and a starting direction, you can send a short enquiry and skip the rest. What happens next · Privacy Policy (opens in a new tab)

Plan your retreat
1 of 5

Step 1 of 5 · Your details

Your details

How would you like to enquire?

Just enough for Deb or Ian to get back to you. The questions about your retreat come next.

Please include a phone number. You can still choose an email reply.

When you press Continue, your name, email and phone are sent to Deb and Ian straight away, before the retreat questions, so we can still help if you’re interrupted. If you don’t finish, Deb and Ian receive one short note with those details and may get in touch personally to see if they can help; just tell us if you’d rather they didn’t. Nothing is sent to you automatically. It isn’t a booking, and you won’t be added to any mailing list. Privacy Policy (opens in a new tab)

What kind of retreat are you drawn to?

Most questions are optional. Share what you know and we’ll help with the rest.

Your starting direction

Prefer to keep it short? Choose a starting direction above, then skip the remaining questions and add a short message instead. Deb or Ian will ask about the rest when they reply.

  1. Deb or Ian reads it

    Your enquiry is read personally, and Deb or Ian get in touch within two business days, the way you asked, to talk through your dates, needs and what you’re looking for.

  2. Your retreat plan

    We create a personalised plan for your stay, setting out what’s included and the price, once the apartment and availability are checked.

  3. Review and decide

    Ask for changes or add extra experiences, then decide whether to go ahead.

Preparing for your retreat goes through the same four steps in more detail, along with what to bring, how to get here and what the first day is usually like.