Fly Karavek
Take your practice off the ground
A different kind of retreat in Chiang Rai, Fly Karavek brings aerial yoga into a boutique-hotel setting. Its focus is movement rather than a named meditation tradition, with an aerial yoga and aerial retreat program as the clearest reason to visit. The practice can make this an appealing choice for travelers who want an active break built around working with suspended silks. Luxury accommodation and a farm-to-table restaurant add a more polished, hotel-style layer to the stay. The combination suits guests drawn to physical practice and comfortable surroundings more than a silent, meditation-led schedule. Chiang Rai’s climate changes across the year, with wetter conditions from July through September and cooler months toward the end and start of the year. Before booking, ask Fly Karavek about retreat dates, class formats, meal arrangements, and current rates.
Highlights
- Aerial yoga and aerial-retreat programming
- Luxury accommodation in a boutique hotel
- A farm-to-table restaurant
Good for
Setting
Fly Karavek is based in Chiang Rai, where its character comes from the mix of aerial-yoga retreat programming and boutique-hotel hospitality. The emphasis is on active practice and a comfortable stay.
A typical day
Daily structure varies by retreat, so confirm session times with Fly Karavek. The center focuses on aerial yoga, but details such as meal timing, free periods, and evening activities are best checked before booking.
Accommodation
The center is based at a boutique hotel with luxury accommodation. Ask Fly Karavek about room options and what is included in a retreat booking.
What to bring
Pack comfortable, close-fitting clothes for aerial yoga. The annual average temperature is 24°C; bring a light layer for cooler months and rain protection if visiting in July, August, or September.
How to get there
Fly into Mae Fah Luang - Chiang Rai International Airport (CEI), about 6 km from the center, then take a taxi into Chiang Rai. Confirm the exact address and arrival arrangements with Fly Karavek before setting out.
Nearest airport: Mae Fah Luang - Chiang Rai International Airport (CEI) (6 km)
Mae Fah Luang - Chiang Rai International Airport (CEI) is approximately 6 km from the center. A taxi is a straightforward option; ask Fly Karavek whether any transfer arrangements are available.
Nearest city: Chiang Rai
Visit flykaravek.com to contact the center and ask about availability and reservations.
The retreat is paid, but rates are not listed here. Contact Fly Karavek for current prices and details of what each booking includes.
Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.
Visit Fly Karavek websiteClimate
Climate Zone: Subtropical
Best Months: Jan, Dec, Mar
Avoid: Jul, Aug, Sep
Chiang Rai averages 24°C over the year, with warmer weather from April through June and cooler conditions in November, December, and January. July to September are the wettest months, while January, December, and March are among the driest.
Location
Frequently asked questions
What does a typical retreat day include?
Daily schedules vary. Ask Fly Karavek about class times, meals, and free time for your dates.
Is aerial yoga suitable for beginners?
Ask the center which retreats welcome beginners and whether classes are adapted for different experience levels.
What kind of food is served?
There is a farm-to-table restaurant. Contact the center about menus and dietary requirements.
How do I book a stay or retreat?
Visit flykaravek.com to contact the center about dates and reservations.
What language are classes taught in?
Ask Fly Karavek which languages are used for instruction on your chosen retreat.
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