Yoga & Pilates Retreats in Italy
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Compare 27 yoga & pilates retreats in Italy. Prices from €350. Expert-reviewed retreats with real photos, itineraries and verified availability.
The top-ranked yoga and Pilates retreats in Italy on Book Fitness Retreats are 3-Day Wellness Escape in Medieval Tuscany, 7-Day Sea View Yoga & Geothermal Spa Retreat and 5 Day Island Reset & Transformation. There are 26 to compare, with prices from €350 to €2,960 per person, stays of 3 to 14 days and dates in every month of the coming year.
| Retreats listed | 26 |
|---|---|
| Price from | €350 per person |
| Price up to | €2,960 per person |
| Length of stay | 3 to 14 days |
| Months with dates | Every month |
A yoga and Pilates retreat in Italy costs from €350 to €2,960 per person on Book Fitness Retreats, across 26 listings. That covers stays of 3 to 14 days. The price depends on how long you stay and the room you choose.
All year: the yoga and Pilates retreats in Italy listed on Book Fitness Retreats have dates in every month of the coming year.
Figures from the live listings on Book Fitness Retreats, last updated .
Italy gives a yoga or Pilates break plenty to work with: olive groves and cypress-lined hills, Alpine forests, volcanic islands and long stretches of coastline. The 24 retreats on this page reflect that range. You can practise Ashtanga in a frescoed private chapel in a medieval Tuscan village, take Pilates machine and aerial hammock sessions in the Umbrian hills, pair your practice with geothermal spa waters on Ischia, or start the day on a terrace looking out towards Capri on the Amalfi Coast. There are also retreats on the Adriatic coast at Misano Adriatico, in Puglia near Lecce, in South Tyrol, in the Abruzzi National Park and in the Alps and Dolomites, including a winter ski retreat.
Programmes run from three days to ten, and most last between four and eight. The styles vary just as much: dynamic Ashtanga Vinyasa, Vinyasa Flow, restorative Yin, Hatha, and Pilates on the machines alongside aerial work. Some weeks add something distinctive to the practice, from Tuscan cooking and wine to forest bathing, Ayurvedic massage, a cacao ceremony or a dark retreat rooted in Tibetan Buddhist traditions.
Several retreats are pitched at beginners or welcome all levels, with teachers adapting the practice to whoever is in the room, while others suit you if you want a steady twice-daily routine. Prices start from 350 EUR and reach 3700 EUR, with some retreats priced in US dollars, from 1050 USD to 2800 USD.
Prices on this page start from 350 EUR for a five-day retreat in the Italian Alps and go up to 3700 EUR for a seven-day Amalfi Coast retreat with six nights in Praiano. Several retreats are priced in US dollars, ranging from 1050 USD to 2800 USD. Shorter stays of three to five days generally sit towards the lower end of the range.
Retreats on this page run from three days, on Ischia, to ten days at Misano Adriatico on the Adriatic coast. Most last between four and eight days. One Tuscany retreat has flexible dates, so you can pick your own and stay as long as you want.
Many of them are. On the Lake Trasimeno olive estate every class is pitched at beginners, and the Amelia retreat in Umbria welcomes all levels, with instructors adjusting exercises to your ability. In the Tuscan hills and in Lajatico, the teachers adapt the Ashtanga practice so a complete beginner can join in alongside more experienced students.
They are spread across the country, with a strong cluster in Umbria and Tuscany, including Spoleto, Amelia, Lake Trasimeno and Lajatico in the Province of Pisa. You will also find retreats on Ischia, on the Amalfi Coast in Praiano, in Puglia near Lecce, at Misano Adriatico about 9 km from Rimini airport, in Lana in South Tyrol, in the Abruzzi National Park, and in the Italian Alps and Dolomites.
Yes, three retreats on this page focus on Pilates, all in Umbria. Two four-day retreats from 750 EUR combine Pilates machines with aerial hammock work, one with a happiness course and the other with a cacao ceremony in Amelia. A five-day Pilates and aerial escape in the Umbrian countryside, from 1050 USD, gives you an hour of aerial hammock and an hour of machine Pilates each morning.
Most programmes start with yoga or meditation in the morning and leave plenty of time free later on. On one Umbria retreat, meditation is at 7.30am and the main practice at 9am, with the afternoon free for day trips, spa treatments, hikes or reading by the pool. On the Adriatic coast, the day begins at 8:00 with pranayama and asana practice, and from 10:30 you are free to head to the beach.
It depends on the retreat. The Amalfi Coast retreat in Praiano runs from 15 to 21 May 2027, Hotel Schwarzschmied in South Tyrol offers an autumn retreat, and the Dolomites retreat is built around winter skiing. If you want full flexibility, the Tuscany yoga and fitness retreat lets you choose your own dates.
Inclusions vary from retreat to retreat. On the Lake Trasimeno estate, a chef-prepared breakfast follows each morning class, and on the Abruzzi dark retreat meals are delivered to your studio. The Amalfi Coast retreat includes a private transfer from Naples Airport to the property and back again at checkout.
