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Yoga Retreats. Go deeper. Go further.

Multi-day retreats outside Berlin — in nature, in community, in practice.

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Close enough to reach, far enough to matter

Our yoga retreats leave from Berlin and land in Brandenburg — about an hour out, far enough that the city stops reaching you. The Reconnect Summer Retreat runs 14–16 August 2026 at Klein Glien, near Bad Belzig: two days of yoga, meditation, time in nature, and evenings with the group, from €559. You don't need a long-haul flight or a week off work to change your state. A yoga retreat an hour from the city gives you Friday evening through Sunday — long enough to arrive somewhere different in yourself, short enough that nothing back home falls apart. It's the same practice Neha has taught at Yogicescape in Prenzlauer Berg and Friedrichshain since 2018, with the space around it that a 90-minute class in the city can never give you.

Common questions

At Klein Glien, near Bad Belzig in Brandenburg — roughly an hour from Berlin by car or regional train. Far enough out that you hear birds instead of traffic, close enough that getting there is not its own expedition.

The Reconnect Summer Retreat runs 14–16 August 2026, Friday evening through Sunday. Places are limited and the group stays small on purpose.

No. The group is mixed, and every practice is taught so you can take the version that fits your body that morning. If you can breathe and you are willing to try, you belong on the mat.

From €559 per person. The full list of what is included is on the retreat page — open it before you book, and if anything is unclear, email us and we will answer honestly.

Not at all. Retreats are open to everyone, whether you come to the Berlin studios every week or have never set foot in one. Plenty of people meet us for the first time on retreat.

A class gives you 90 minutes before the city takes you back. A weekend gives you two nights of sleep, unhurried meals, and practice with nowhere to rush off to afterwards. The difference is not the yoga — it is the space around it.