Homecoming - Somatic Yoga Retreat in Devon

HOMECOMING.
Pausing is a doorway. When we slow down and rest in the pause, we enter a moment that reveals parts of ourselves, ways of being, and subtle layers of life that often go unnoticed.
It is a homecoming.

Held just after the threshold of the New Year, this retreat is an invitation to begin 2026 with presence and clarity—to set the tone for what’s to come.

Together, we’ll stretch time open to breathe, move, laugh, release, and simply be. You’ll be supported by practices of Yoga (Hatha, Yin, and Restorative), Breathwork, Meditation, Somatic Explorations, Trauma Release Exercises (TRE), and nourished with vegan and vegetarian meals, as well as access to a heated pool and sauna.

A time to pause, listen, and return to yourself—aligning with the quiet rhythm of a new beginning

TIMETABLE

Thursday:
3pm Checking in
5pm Hatha & Yin Yoga
6:30pm Dinner
8pm Opening Circle

Friday & Saturday
8am Meditation & Breathwork
8:30am Breakfast
10am Hatha Yoga
12pm TRE
1:30pm Lunch
Free time (walks, sauna, pool, resting)
5pm Yin Yoga & Meditation
6:30pm Dinner
8pm Free time (sauna, pool, resting)

Sunday
8am Meditation
8:30am Breakfast
10am Hatha & Yin Yoga
12pm Closing Circle
1:30pm Lunch
3pm Check out

Cost: from £490 - £695(Includes accommodation, all the vegetarian/vegan meals, 16 -18 hours of yoga & somatic practices, use of sauna and pool)

£490 - Twin shared bathroom
£ 595 - Twin and Double en suite
£620 - Single shared bathroom
£695 - Single en suite

Deposit payment: £150
(90% Refundable or 100% transferable until 6 weeks before the retreat. No transfers after)
The remaining payment is due 10 weeks before the retreat.

After paying the deposit, please indicate which room you would like me to reserve for you:
info@somatree.com. If you are sharing a room with a partner or friend, please select two deposits and let me know so I can arrange it here.

MORE INFORMATION: https://www.somatree.com/yoga/yoga-retreats.html

"You cannot heal a single human being, even with psychotherapy,if you do not first restore their relationship to Being" - Martin Heidegger