I stayed at the nearby Umadhatu resort and every day I was transported through beautiful countryside to the yoga platform and the Bali Trees Resort. In addition to the delicious daily gluten-free breakfast at this Bali retreat, you can expect a one-week program of daily yoga and meditation sessions that will help you do some soul-searching and leave at the end of the week feeling refreshed and revived. There were a lot of different activities to do, such as making coconut oil, visiting the shaman, massages at the spa, traditional healing, yoga at sunset on the beach, yoga at the retreat center, sunsets and sunrises, but most importantly, the employees of the Balitrees Retreat Center, who do their best to help anyway. Spiritual retreats abound in Bali, let's face it, ever since the world became aware of Come, Pray Love, people have flocked there in search of their own healing and spiritual awakening.
If you're looking for a balanced yoga retreat where you can focus on your overall well-being, hopefully one of these wellness retreats in Bali is just what you're looking for. If you're not sure, you can always ask the retreat leader before booking if beginners are welcome to put your mind at ease. Alternatively, the Bali Green Retreat driver can pick you up at the airport for an additional fee of 37 USD or anywhere else in Bali (the price depends on your location). Every day you can participate in Balinese cultural activities, making it the perfect retreat for anyone who wants to learn more about Bali.
Everyone who shares this beautiful journey through life with the Bali Green Retreat and Spa team will be offered a unique culinary experience full of profound beauty, authenticity, health, warmth and care. I recommend Bali Trees instead of other retreats because I was very immersed in Balinese culture and they took me out of my tourist comfort zone. As an immersive and transformative wellness retreat, Bali Goddess Retreat is a space where you can benefit from the healing energy of the magical island of Bali. The most common misconception with this type of retreat is that it's only for the super rich, but that's not the case, especially in a city like Bali.
At a guided yoga retreat in Bali, you're likely to have a busy schedule, as there are a lot of people to organize. I think a one-week retreat for groups of up to 12 people dedicated to yoga and meditation, for example, once a month would be nice.
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