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RELAX, REJUVENATE, EXPLORE – 

 TUSCANY YOGA AND MEDITATION RETREAT

WHEN:

September 15th to 22nd (7 nights/8 days)

September 23rd to 30th (7 nights/8 days)


WHERE:

 In a small  medieval village nestled in the breathtaking Apuan Alps. 

 You will be accommodated in a completely renovated and cozy villa overlooking the majestic mountains, right by a long brook. 

 The whole house is at your disposal, so you can feel right at home. 

 Choose between single or double/shared accommodation.


 WHAT:

Relax, Rejuvenate, and Explore in breathtaking Tuscany
. 7 nights accommodation


 1 daily yoga/ meditation class

. 3 daily fresh, organic & homemade vegetarian meals (wine optional and included at dinner )
. daily walks in untouched nature

. 1guided tour to an ancient Borgo nearby
. 1 guided tour of the medieval town Lucca – where we will take a bike tour of the famous “Mura” – Lunch in town

 . daily walking meditation



. 1  pizza party – make your own pizza

 .  Daily yoga philosophy/and Ayurvedic life-style Q&A
.  Wi-Fi available at main house
. Pick-up/Drop- off at Pisa airport included
WHY:
Because you owe it to yourself to take time off, to unplug from your to- do list and dedicate some time to YOU.
And because Tuscany is a must see.
FEE:
Double room – Single use $1,550
Double room – Double use (2 people) $2,900
Single bed – Room shared (2 people per room) $1,350
Early bird discount $100 off when booking by August 15th, 2020
30% deposit is required to hold your spot. Deposit can be made via Paypal - Venmo - Zelle 
Deposits are non refundable
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