Yoga Retreat in Coastal Bali - Waitlist Only!

You will book your international ticket into and out of Denpasar (airport code: DPS).

No, if you are planning to stay in Indonesia for under 30 days, the Visa on arrival is free and also the departure tax is waived. 

If you plan to stay longer then 30 days, you will need to obtain a Visa before leaving the US. For more information on this please visit the Embassy of Indonesia website.

IMPORTANT: If your passport expires within six months of your arrival date to Indonesia, please be sure to renew your passport before you go to avoid any issues at immigration. There are no exceptions.

There are no required vaccinations for travel to Bali. However, there are some recommended (suggested) vaccinations given by the CDC. To see the complete list of what is recommended please visit the CDC Website and consult with your primary care physician to make a decision on what is best for you.  

Yes, private airport transfers are included in the price of your trip. Whenever you arrive, day or night you will be met by a private driver and transported to the group hotel. Note if you arrive early and decide to stay at an alternate location other than our group hotel, you will be responsible for coordinating and paying for your own transportation directly with the hotel where you will be staying.

The retreat location sits cliff-front on the southern Indian Ocean with expansive views and amazing sunsets. While commanding an ultimate view of Uluwatu surfing beach, the villas are also only minutes away from the famous Uluwatu temple, as well as some of Bali's best secret beaches.

The location is comprised of two 3 bedroom shared villas. There is one master bedroom in each villa with a full en suite bathroom and two additional bedrooms (one ocean front the other standard) which have private showers and a shared toilet. The common area includes a spacious living and dining area with an open-plan kitchen, a 6-meter swimming pool and an open Bale (thatched pavilion) with comfortable lounge chairs overlooking the pool. 

Tipping is not customary in Bali, but greatly appreciated. Recommended is $10/day per person for hotel staff. This can be given to management at the end of your stay.  Tipping is also a nice gesture when eating out and to taxi drivers for their services. 

We get hundreds of travelers each year who go on retreat alone. If you are traveling without a friend or partner, but prefer to share your room, we will do our best to match you with another traveler of the same gender. If for some reason, we are not able to match you with a roommate, a single supplement will apply.