Wellness & Detox Retreats in Koh Phangan
Compare 3 camps and prices · accommodation included · book with a small deposit
Compare 3 camps and prices · accommodation included · book with a small deposit
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Compare 3 wellness & detox retreats in Koh Phangan, Thailand. Prices from €591. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.
Wellness and detox in Koh Phangan centres on quiet mornings, movement and time close to the sea. The two retreats on this page are both seven-day programmes that pair yoga with a detox focus, set on the island's coast and jungle edge. Days tend to begin early and gently: you'll wake to birdsong and, depending on the season, rain on the roof, with yoga running in the morning, usually before breakfast. One retreat is based at The Sanctuary, where classes run early and quietly in the day; the other sits in a hidden jungle bay, with yoga held in a studio overlooking the water and a short walk down to the beach to start the day. Both draw on the same regular teachers, with Waa and Nina among those leading classes, and Waa's sessions are singled out in reviews as excellent. The jungle bay retreat serves breakfast at a beachfront restaurant offering both Thai and Western food, so you're well looked after between sessions. These programmes suit anyone wanting a week built around yoga, stillness and a reset in a natural coastal setting. Pricing on this page starts from 700 USD for the Yoga and Detox Beach Retreat in the hidden jungle bay. If a slower, nature-led seven days by the sea appeals, you'll find both options here worth comparing side by side.
Both retreats listed here run for seven days. They are full week-long programmes rather than short stays or day visits.
The Yoga and Detox Beach Retreat in the hidden Koh Phangan jungle bay is priced from 700 USD. Pricing on this page starts from that figure.
Days start early and gently, waking to birdsong and, depending on the season, rain on the roof. Yoga classes run in the morning, usually before breakfast, and at the jungle bay retreat the day begins with a walk down to the beach for a session in a studio overlooking the water.
Waa and Nina are among the regular teachers across these retreats. Waa's classes are singled out in reviews for being excellent.
Both are on Koh Phangan in Thailand. One is based at The Sanctuary, while the other sits in a hidden jungle bay, with yoga held in a studio overlooking the bay and the beach a short walk away.
At the jungle bay retreat, breakfast runs at the beachfront restaurant, which serves both Thai and Western food. Mornings there are built around yoga before breakfast.
