Yoga & Pilates Retreats in Dordogne
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Compare 2 yoga & pilates retreats in Dordogne, France. Prices from €430. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.
The Dordogne lends itself to a slower kind of week, and the yoga retreats on this page make the most of that. There are two live programmes here, both centred on yoga, and they offer quite different experiences of the region, so it is worth reading each one closely before you choose. The first is a six-day wellness escape at a Dordogne vineyard, built around a simple rhythm of yoga in the morning and yoga in the evening, with the hours in between left free for you to explore the Dordogne. Your mornings begin with tea and fruit in the garden before practice from 8:00 to 9:30, and your teacher, Suzanna, mixes Hatha, Vinyasa and Yin depending on the day. The second is a seven-day silent yoga and meditation week on a Dordogne river, and it is the more structured and inward-looking of the two. Your day starts with a 30-minute meditation at 7:30am, followed by breakfast at 8am and a karma yoga job from 8:50 to 9:40, when everyone helps out. The main morning session then runs from 10am to 1pm and is mostly Iyengar yoga, which is precise and alignment-focused. If you want to combine regular practice with time to discover the area, the vineyard week suits you well, while the river week suits you if you are drawn to silence, routine and focused study. Prices on this page start from 430 EUR, which is the listed price for the seven-day silent week.
Prices on this page start from 430 EUR. That is the listed price for the seven-day Silent Yoga and Meditation Week on a Dordogne River.
The programmes on this page run for six or seven days. The vineyard wellness escape lasts six days, and the silent yoga and meditation week on the river lasts seven days.
It depends on the retreat you choose. At the vineyard, Suzanna mixes Hatha, Vinyasa and Yin depending on the day. The silent week on the river is mostly Iyengar yoga, which is precise and alignment-focused, alongside daily meditation.
On the vineyard week, you start with tea and fruit in the garden, practise from 8:00 to 9:30, explore the Dordogne during the day and return for yoga in the evening. On the silent river week, you meditate for 30 minutes at 7:30am, have breakfast at 8am, do your karma yoga job from 8:50 to 9:40, then join the main session from 10am to 1pm.
Both are in the Dordogne in France. One is set at a vineyard, and the other is on a Dordogne river.
The vineyard escape offers yoga twice a day, in the morning and in the evening, with the morning class running from 8:00 to 9:30. The silent week has a three-hour main morning session from 10am to 1pm, as well as a 30-minute meditation to start the day.
On the vineyard wellness escape, yes: the time between the morning and evening yoga sessions is yours to explore the Dordogne. The silent river week follows a more structured daily timetable centred on practice.
On the Silent Yoga and Meditation Week, everyone takes on a karma yoga job each morning from 8:50 to 9:40, after breakfast and before the main yoga session. It is a shared part of the daily routine.
