There are few places better suited to a yoga retreat than the open desert. There is no traffic, no notifications, no noise — just wind, light, and space in every direction. That stillness makes it easier to focus inward, which is exactly what a retreat is for.
A Setting Built for Practice
We set up each retreat around the natural rhythm of the desert: gentle sessions at sunrise while the sand is still cool, rest during the heat of the day, and a second practice as the light softens before sunset. Mats are laid out on the dunes themselves, with Berber rugs, incense and evening fires used to shape the atmosphere.
What’s Included
Guests stay in traditional bivouac tents on a full-board basis, with all meals, yoga materials and dune excursions included. Retreats run on request, typically for groups of at least 20 people and a minimum stay of five days, so there is time to properly settle into the pace of the desert.
Booking a Retreat
If you are a yoga teacher or group organiser looking to bring a retreat to the Sahara, get in touch with us directly — we tailor the logistics, camp setup and excursions around your group’s practice.
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