A weekend to reset
Short retreats, 1 to 3 days. Flight and transfer options. Long enough to switch off, short enough to be back Monday.
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- Personal assistance
- Secure payment
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Last minute, early bird and featured retreats — 1 to 3 days.

Two or three days to truly switch off
Since weekends are short, check start and end times carefully on each listing. And on Monday, keep one small habit from the weekend: it's often what makes the effect last.
You can't always get away for a week. A wellness weekend is the short version, but not a lesser one: two or three days to truly switch off, from Friday evening to Sunday, often just a few hours from home.
Formats vary: yoga weekend, yoga and hiking weekend, detox, meditation or silence, or simply rest and nature. It's ideal for trying a first retreat, catching your breath between busy periods, or sharing time as a couple or with friends.
To make the most of it, prioritise proximity (less travel, more time there), a programme that leaves room for rest and a stress-free arrival.
Frequently asked questions
What do you do on a wellness weekend?
Depending on the offer: yoga, meditation, walking, treatments, healthy food or simply rest. The programme is on each listing.
Is a yoga weekend suitable for beginners?
Yes, many yoga weekends are open to all levels; the level is on the listing.
Can I go on a wellness weekend as a couple?
Yes, some weekends work beautifully for two. See also our couples selection.
Are there women-only wellness weekends?
Yes, some hosts offer women-only formats; they'll be flagged on their listings.
Weekend or longer retreat?
A weekend lets you unwind and explore. Beyond four or five days, you have time to change pace more deeply.
