The retreats are led by Samantha and Nada Sakati, who teach the yoga and barre sessions between them. The page names them as the leads for the Fayoum Oasis trip and credits Samantha with the wider programme.

On the Egypt retreat, the schedule is full. Guests stay four nights at Lac Moeris and take two yoga and barre classes a day, open to all levels. Excursions go to UNESCO heritage sites including Magic Lake and Wadi Rayan, and to Tunis Village, where lunch is at a local diner and there is a pottery class. Sandboarding, stargazing, a Bedouin dinner and a party in the desert fill the rest of the days, with meditation and evening gatherings at the accommodation.

The Tinos retreat is a five-day trip at the end of September into October, on the Greek island of Tinos. The page describes healthy food, exciting adventures and yoga and barre classes, with the stated aim of letting guests reconnect to what matters to them and soothe body and soul.

The Croatia retreat is in Cavtat, running 10–15 May. Beyond the dates and location, the page gives no further detail on the schedule, rooms or price.

What separates these trips from a standard studio week is the setting. The Egypt programme puts desert excursions, sandboarding and a Bedouin dinner alongside the classes rather than treating them as optional extras, and the Greece and Croatia trips are built around coastal locations.

What's included

- Yoga and barre classes (twice daily on the Egypt trip) - Four nights at Lac Moeris on the Egypt trip - Excursions to UNESCO heritage sites including Magic Lake and Wadi Rayan - Lunch at a local diner in Tunis Village - Pottery class - Sandboarding - Stargazing - Bedouin dinner and desert party - Meditation and evening gatherings - Healthy food on the Tinos trip

What's not included

- Travel to and from each retreat - Travel insurance - Meals not listed as included - Personal expenses - Optional treatments or extras

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