The retreat runs 5–9 August, with check-in at 16:00 on the first day. You arrive to a welcome drink, a welcome circle, a guided journaling workshop and dinner. The full days that follow keep a loose shape rather than a packed timetable: morning tea and fruit, meditation and intuitive yoga at 8:00, brunch, free time through the middle of the day, an evening practice at 6:00, dinner at sunset and time around the fire or under the stars afterwards. The last morning is a slow one, with gentle yoga and meditation, a farewell brunch and check-out by 12:00.

What separates this from a standard yoga week is the setting and the sleeping arrangements. It is not a hotel or a retreat centre: it is the hosts' home, off-grid, surrounded by ponds and a large lake. Guests camp. You can pitch your own tent, park a campervan or sleep in your car, and an optional glamping tent is available if you want the tent already standing. Showers and toilets are in the main house, and there is a sauna and hot tub for after a day outside.

The activity list is deliberately outdoorsy. Guided forest treks and cycling routes run through wild forest and quiet countryside roads. Paddleboards go out on the lake, and swimming happens in natural water. There is a session on wild herbs and their traditional uses, including herbal teas. Greta runs a wild creativity workshop and an intuitive painting session, and there is a cacao ceremony. Cooking is shared and interactive rather than a demonstration, and a private chef prepares the brunches and dinners.

Greta and Shrishti split the teaching. Greta trained as a dancer before moving into yoga, with study in India and time spent with traditions in South America and the Amazon; she also holds specialised training in prenatal and postnatal yoga. Shrishti is a certified yoga therapist and pranayama teacher with training across India, working with breath, meditative awareness and nervous system regulation. Both are listed as facilitators rather than as one lead instructor.

A photographer captures moments through the week so you can leave your phone aside, and guests go home with an OFFLINE Companion E-book containing recipes, playlists, book recommendations and practices. The retreat is run by Kamaditi, founded by sisters Greta and Kamilė Razmytes. August in the area is warm, typically 20–25°C by day, with cooler mornings and evenings and the odd rain shower, so layers and a waterproof jacket are worth packing.

What's included

- 4 nights camping accommodation (bring your own tent, campervan or car) - 3 daily meals: brunch, dinner and snacks - Water, tea and coffee served throughout the day - Welcome drink - Daily yoga classes - Daily meditation classes - Daily pranayama classes - Cooking class - Specialised workshops - Excursions and activities - Course manual - Nature hikes with a trusted guide - Professional event photos - Pre and post retreat support from the team - Parking - OFFLINE Companion E-book

What's not included

- Airport transfers - Flights - Travel insurance - Visa fee - Additional treatments - Additional activities not included in the itinerary

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