Luxury Yoga and Wellness Retreat FAQ — Booking, Pricing, Inclusions and Experience | Casa Retreats

Every Casa retreat begins with an inquiry and a conversation. We want to understand what you are looking for and make sure the retreat feels like the right fit before you book. You can begin your inquiry here.

Pricing varies by destination, room type, and occupancy. France 2027 is October 9–15 in the Aveyron, Southern France and begins at €4,950 per person. Portugal 2027 is May 1–7 at Amaria near Odeceixe on Portugal's Costa Vicentina and begins at €5,995 per person. Current room options, pricing, and inclusions are always listed on the individual retreat page.

Payment arrangements may be available on a case-by-case basis. We also strongly recommend comprehensive international travel insurance once your retreat is confirmed.

Deposits are non-refundable. Full cancellation and payment terms are provided before booking so you can review them before committing. Comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended.

Casa creates intimate, founder-led yoga and wellness retreats in exceptional private homes and estates. The week brings together thoughtful movement, beautiful food, time in nature, considered hospitality, and enough open space to actually enjoy where you are. Casa is not built around transformation, performance, or a program you need to complete.

Inclusions vary by destination. Casa retreats generally center on accommodation in a private property reserved for the group, yoga and breathwork, considered meals, and thoughtful hospitality throughout the stay. Destination-specific excursions, treatments, transfers, and amenities are listed clearly on each retreat page.

There is a rhythm, but very little is asked of you. Mornings often begin with movement or breathwork, followed by breakfast and time to settle into the day. Some afternoons stay open; others may take you into the surrounding landscape or local culture. Evenings return to food, conversation, restorative practice, or simply a quieter pace. Nothing is designed to make the week feel like another schedule to manage.

Casa sits somewhere between a traditional wellness retreat and a luxury resort. The experience is intimate rather than institutional, considered rather than heavily programmed, and held in a private home or estate rather than a large shared retreat center. Wellness is part of the rhythm of the week, but there is no pressure to become a different person. The luxury is having less to think about.

No. Casa welcomes guests with years of practice as well as people who are relatively new to yoga. Sessions are carefully taught and invitational. You can modify, rest, or sit something out when that feels right.

No. Practice is there for you, not the other way around. Nothing at Casa needs to be completed, achieved, or performed. You are welcome to participate fully, modify, rest, or take time for yourself.

Casa is for people who care deeply about how they spend their time: beautiful places, good food, thoughtful movement, privacy, interesting company, and room to breathe. Many guests are accustomed to planning, deciding, and taking care of everything in daily life. Casa gives them a week in which someone else has considered the details.

Casa is probably not the right fit if you are looking for a heavily programmed wellness schedule, a spiritual or therapeutic intervention, a coaching intensive, or a retreat promising personal transformation. We care more about thoughtful hospitality, grounded practice, beautiful places, and enough space for the week to unfold naturally.

Yes. Solo guests are very much part of Casa, alongside friends and couples. The groups are intentionally small, which allows connection to develop without forced activities or the feeling that you need to be socially “on” all week.

Casa hosts and develops small-group retreats in carefully selected destinations including Southern France, Portugal, Mexico, Costa Rica, and forthcoming European locations. France returns to the Aveyron in October 2027. Portugal comes to Amaria near Odeceixe on the Costa Vicentina, May 1–7, 2027. Greece is also in development for 2027, with further details to be announced.

Casa is built around intimate private homes, estates, and design-led properties rather than the experience of staying in a conventional resort. Where a property is reserved exclusively for Casa, that exclusivity is stated on the individual retreat page.

Small groups change the character of the week. They allow more personal attention, more privacy, less waiting, and a more natural relationship between guests, teachers, hosts, meals, and the property itself. France 2027, for example, is designed for just 8–10 guests.

We collect dietary requirements before arrival and work with the retreat team and chefs to plan accordingly. Please share allergies, intolerances, and important dietary needs during the booking process so we can confirm what can be accommodated for your specific retreat.

Transfer arrangements are destination-specific. France 2027 includes scheduled group transfers to and from Montpellier Airport. Portugal 2027 includes airport transfers as part of the retreat investment. Exact arrival windows and logistics are provided for each retreat before travel is booked.

Room configurations vary by property and may include private rooms, suites, double-occupancy rooms, or thoughtfully shared options. Each live retreat page shows the available accommodations, occupancy, photographs, and current pricing.

Connectivity varies by property. Some Casa locations are intentionally quieter digitally. At France 2027, for example, Wi-Fi is kept out of the guest rooms by design. Destination pages will always note any important connectivity details.

Yes. Casa can design private retreats for families, friends, creative groups, milestone gatherings, and select professional teams. Private experiences begin with a conversation about the people, place, purpose, and kind of week you want to create. Start an inquiry.