Rooms can be configured to accommodate a single person in a King size bed, a couple in a King size bed, or as a twin share with two single beds. The fee for a couple is the same as twin share fees.

Private Room With Ensuite (One Person in Room) - $1450

Private Room - Shared Bathroom (One Person in Room) - $1350

Shared Room With Ensuite (Couple) - $950 per person

Shared Room With Ensuite (Twin Share) - $950 per person

Shared Room - Shared Bathroom (Couple) - $900 per person

Shared Room - Shared Bathroom (Twin Share) - $900 per person

A question for twin sharers...

I'm happy to be assigned a roomate

I want to share my room with someone in particular

A question for both couples and twin sharers...

What is the name of the person with whom you wish to share your room?

Do you have any allergies or dietary restrictions?

Emergency Contact *

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Terms and Conditions *

Do you agree to the terms and conditions described below?

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Would you like to join us on Sunday 22 June (after 10am checkout) for a mineral soak at Hepburn Springs Bathhouse and Spa? *

There is an additional fee of $58 and you must organise your own transport. Ride sharing may be available with other guests.

Yes please!

No, Thanks!

Thank you! We will get back to you shortly.

Terms and Conditions

A non-refundable deposit of $400 must be made by bank transfer to secure your place. Please wait to make your deposit until we have responded to you, offered you a room, and sent you bank details for transfer.

The balance of your retreat fee is due no later than 20 May 2025. (If you are booking after 20th May, please make payment in full).

Should you need to cancel, a full refund (less the non-refundable deposit) will be made up to 20 May 2025. For cancellations after 20 May 2025, you may transfer your payment (less the non-refundable deposit) to a future retreat (not applicable to retreats at Sukhavati, Bali).

We live, work, and practice yoga on Wurundjeri land.

We see land itself as a living entity that supports and nourishes us.

Yoga comes from a land called India. Much of our learning has taken place in Mysuru. “Mysore” is an anglicized name for Mysuru that is falling out of fashion as collective consciousness grows around the loss of traditional languages and culture. We are still using the word Mysore because it has become synonymous with a particular method of teaching yoga where students are taught individually in a group setting.

We encourage a slow, thoughtful, and eyes-wide-open approach to learning yoga and believe it is important to learn about the culture and context from which it comes. Like all things, people, ideas, and practices like yoga evolve. Stay curious. Keep learning and growing. Be conscious.

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