Italy
For slow travel and village life.
A digital detox retreat is a deliberate break from notifications, emails and social media. A few days to slow down, regain your attention and enjoy what is happening around you. Unplugg helps you find the level of disconnection that suits you.

In the first days, the urge to look for your phone often comes back. That's normal: it's exactly what the retreat helps you notice.
A digital detox retreat is a deliberate break from screens. No notifications, no news feed, no emails "just to check": a few days to step out of the reflex of reaching for your phone and find a calmer relationship with time and attention.
Depending on the retreat, phones are handed in on arrival, wifi is switched off or limited to certain times, or everyone sets their own rules. The rest of the time is shared between nature, walking, yoga, meditation, reading, writing, shared meals and sleep. Some silent or detox retreats also include a digital break.
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For slow travel and village life.
To switch off without a long journey.
For sunshine and nature.
For wide open spaces and calm.
For people caught up in their phones, tired of constant demands, or who simply want to get time back without screens.
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Calm, attention, presence.
It depends on the retreat. Some ask you to hand it in on arrival, others limit wifi or let everyone set their own rules. The level of disconnection is shown on the listing.
Ask the organiser before you go: they can tell you how your loved ones can reach you if needed.
A detox retreat focuses mainly on food and rest, a silent retreat on not speaking. A digital detox targets screens first; the three can be combined depending on the offer.
Yes, as long as you let your colleagues know and set up an out-of-office message. A short break, such as a weekend, is a good way to start.
From a weekend to a week, depending on the offer. A weekend lets you try it; several days let you truly change pace.
The first moments can feel strange. The programme, nature and the group help you spend your time differently.
It depends on the retreat's rules: some accept a camera without a connection, others prefer a complete break. It is stated on the listing; otherwise, ask the organiser.