Swiss Mountain Yoga Retreat
April 29 – May 1, 2022
Vals, Switzerland
Vinyasa Yoga • Meditation • Amazing Food • Relaxation
What’s included in the weekend:
2 afternoon yoga sessions
2 morning yoga sessions with meditation and pranayama
Brunch on Saturday and Sunday
Dinner on Friday and Saturday night
Accommodation
Use of pools and wellness area
Free time to explore the countryside, visit the famous thermal baths*, rest and relax
*If you wish to visit the Terme, there will be an additional cost of CH 50 and reservations must be made ahead
Cost:
Mountain light rooms – CH 695
Single use – CH 932
Premium room with balcony – CH 715
Single use – CH 972
For Budget rooms or Suite prices please contact me directly
*Prices listed are in Swiss Francs (CH) and are per person, for the whole weekend, and based on two people sharing a room unless specified above.
A few things to note, especially in the time of COVID:
I am traveling quite a distance to run this retreat, and the hotel is a smaller, family run business. For these reasons, the deposit will not be able to be refunded, unless we can find someone to take your spot. Therefore, we advise that you plan to have your own travel insurance that will allow you to be reimbursed should you need to cancel.
This was the perfect “get-away-weekend” lots of yoga, stretching, meditation and fun.I had a true “meditation travel” for the first time and it was overwhelming and fantastic. Nura has exactly the voice that talks to my inner brain and can make me release and empty in a short amount of time. I liked the people who were there and I loved the whole weekend. Thanks
The weekend was far more than just an opportunity to practice yoga together with an outstanding teacher. Nura facilitates and inspires re-thinking, gently but firmly nudging who-ever wants or needs it – to move out from a corner in which they are stuck and get the courage to move on. She had a very creative idea to make parallels about physical and mental/emotional exercises: pointing to those moments of self-challenge, where we try out a head-or hand-stand, getting to that “dangerous” tipping-point. Change needs courage. Nura conjures up some physical and emotional safety nets thanks to team work and listening skills – and last but not least: her sense of humour.