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- What to pack for a retreat
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What to pack for a retreat
Five days in the mountains ask for less than you think. Layers, comfort, and one warm thing for the evenings — the rest is on the organizer.
Clothes: think layers, not outfits
- Comfortable practice clothes — two or three sets
- A warm layer for mornings and evenings: mountain air cools fast
- One outfit that makes you feel beautiful at dinner
- Walking shoes you already trust, plus something soft for indoors
Small things that matter
- A refillable water bottle
- Sunscreen and sunglasses — mountain sun is stronger than it looks
- A notebook, if reflection is your thing
- Any personal medication, plus a copy of your essentials
What to leave at home
A packed schedule of calls. Heels. The pressure to document everything. A good retreat gives you a reason to put the phone down — let it.
What the organizer covers
On a curated retreat, yoga mats and practice props, bedding, meals, and transfers are arranged for you. If you are unsure whether something is provided — ask, that is what the organizer is for.
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FAQ
Do I need to bring a yoga mat?
Usually no — on curated retreats mats and props are provided. Confirm with your organizer before packing one.
How many warm things should I bring?
One proper warm layer and a couple of light ones. Days are warm on every retreat we run, evenings are cool, and layers beat a single heavy coat.
Is there a dress code?
No. Comfort comes first — practice clothes by day, and whatever makes you feel like yourself in the evening.
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Packing is the easy part when the place is already chosen.
The next retreat — Miami, Florida, April 2027.