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Motivations

Wellness & spiritual retreats

Travel to reconnect

Luxury Atelier by Presstour designs bespoke luxury wellness journeys and spiritual retreats to the finest destinations in the world: Aman Spa in Bali or Japan, Six Senses Bhutan or Yao Noi, Como Shambhala in Bali, ayurveda in Kerala (India), zen retreats in Kyoto, Watsu therapies in the Maldives or ceremonies with shamans in the Peruvian Amazon.

Personalised programmes with a wellness consultant on arrival, tailored nutrition plan, daily yoga, meditation or pilates sessions with masters, signature therapies at each property, detox or macrobiotic diet if desired. Combinable with light cultural discovery. Indicative price from €6,500 per person for 7-10 nights at a premium wellness property.

What's included

Spaces of calm, silence and beauty

  • Retreats at Como Shambhala (Bali), Six Senses (Bhutan, Maldives) or Ananda (Himalayas)
  • Personalised detox programmes with ayurvedic medical consultation
  • Yoga at dawn on the beach, meditation with monks, sound healing
  • Exclusive treatments: thalasso in Mauritius, private onsen in Japan, hammam in Marrakech
  • Rooms with private pool, technology-free, in unpolluted natural settings

Frequently asked questions

What our clients ask

Which is the best wellness destination?

For holistic wellness and serene architecture: Aman in Japan or Bali. For authentic ayurveda: Kerala (India) with Niraamaya or Carnoustie. For yoga and nature: Six Senses Bhutan. For marine detox: Como Shambhala Estate (Bali) or Vana (India).

How long should a wellness retreat last?

Minimum 7 nights to see real effects. Ideally 10-14 nights for complete ayurvedic programmes (panchakarma). For detox, 5-7 nights.

Yoga retreats with masters?

Yes, both scheduled (with a cohort) and private (dedicated master). You can choose the tradition: vinyasa, ashtanga, iyengar, kundalini.

Compatible with a cultural journey?

Yes. A typical design: 5-7 nights wellness + 5-7 nights of cultural discovery. For example, Aman Kyoto plus a cultural route through Japan.

Talk to us

Shall we talk about your next journey?