RETREATS
Weekend UK Yoga Retreat
When: Friday 17th April – Sunday 19th April 2026
Where: Tiptoe Lodge, Middle Road, Sway, Lymington SO41 6FX https://www.tiptoeyoga.com/
Enter Spring with a refreshing and revitalising weekend of yoga, breathwork, self-massage, meditation, contrast therapy and Yoga Nidra. All classes, accommodation, meals, snacks and drinks are included with the cost of the weekend course. This weekend is for all ages, abilities and experience levels and is a small 7/8 guests only retreat.
Cost: £425pp for a shared room or £490 for single occupancy.
What to expect:
This refreshing and revitalising weekend away is going to support you to breathe, move and thrive as you step into Spring.
The weekend includes, grounding gentle yoga practices, utilising the Zuna Yoga® Method and Yoga Tune Up® and The Role Model Method®.
Integrating asana, bandha, pranayama, corrective movement, biomechanics, neuroscience and self-massage to unwind patterns of tension, support joint mobility, smooth away stress and reconnect with your body and breath.
Tiptoe Lodge is situated in the heart of the New Forest, there are beautiful walks around the property. There is also the opportunity to experience contrast therapy, hot and cold exposure in a beautiful wood fired sauna and outdoor cold plunge.
Each evening, we will close with a transformative Yoga Nidra practice, helping your body and mind cultivate and bring to fruition all that you wish to expand into this year.
Book your space or make an enquiry if you would like further information.
Self Myofascial Release
Experience the power of self-myofascial release, a gentle, therapeutic approach to easing tension and restoring balance in your body. Using soft therapy balls, you’ll massage muscles and fascia to improve mobility, enhance coordination, reduce stress and support overall well-being. This practice is accessible, mindful and designed to leave you feeling grounded, open and renewed.
Yoga Nidra
Yoga Nidra, also known as yogic sleep or its more recent term, Non-Sleep Deep Rest (NSDR), is a guided meditation that leads the practitioner into a state between wakefulness and sleep; a place of profound relaxation and inner stillness.
Through a series of guided gentle mental exercises, Yoga Nidra allows the practitioner to disengage from the conscious mind, release layers of tension, stress and anxiety and support healing from conditions such as PTSD and other psychological imbalances. Physiologically, it can lower inflammation, calm the nervous system and restore balance.
On a deeper level, Yoga Nidra offers a pathway to self connection, insight and mastery.
Contrast Therapy
Why hot and cold?
Potential benefits:
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improved cardiovascular and respiratory health
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reduced stress
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mood enhancement
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improve muscle recovery
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pain relief
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increase blood flow
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boost the immune system
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reduce inflammation
*(outdoor cold plunge optional)
The Schedule
(provisional)
Friday 17th April
15:00 Arrival & Welcome
16:15 Welcome circle
18:00 Dinner
20:30 Yoga Nidra
Saturday 18th April
07:30 Morning Yoga practice
09:30 Breakfast
11:30 Sauna and Cold Plunge (cold plunge optional)
12:30 Lunch
13:30 – 17:00 Free time to explore or rest
17:00 Whole body self-massage and meditation
18:30 Dinner
20:30 Yoga Nidra
Sunday 19th April
07:30 Morning Yoga practice
09:30 Breakfast
11:00 Morning Walk/free time
12:30 Lunch
13:34 Closing circle
15:00 Departure
TESTIMONIAL
I have been lucky enough to have enjoyed three yoga retreats with Kat, my first in 2019, in Cornwall.
Each one has been slightly different, but all have been amazing. An opportunity to meet new friends and hear about different journeys in lovely environments and safe spaces. The yoga is always well thought out and Kat will work with her students to make sure they get the very best from the experience.
What Kat brings as a teacher and friend is totally unique, her warmth, understanding and compassion shine from her. Her classes are always varied and can be challenging. Since working with Kat I feel so much more positive about my journey into my latter years, her approach to teaching is inspiring and joyful.
JH