Healing Waters
A gentle pause for inner reconnection
Glastonbury has long drawn people looking for space to reflect, and Healing Waters gives that search a quieter, more personal setting on the slopes of Glastonbury Tor. It is a spiritual and healing retreat centre as well as a guest house, shaped around rest, attentive listening and the chance to reconnect with what matters. Guests come for different reasons, from a need to pause and recover to a desire for spiritual renewal. The house and gardens form part of the sanctuary’s atmosphere, inviting a slower pace without prescribing one particular path. Rather than a retreat built around a named tradition or a fixed programme, Healing Waters is presented as a place to be met with kindness and to make room for your own process. If you are considering a stay, contact the centre to discuss what kind of support or visit would suit you.
Highlights
- A guest house with a sanctuary ethos
- House and gardens included in the reflective setting
- An emphasis on attentive listening and kindness
- Stays oriented around guests’ individual journeys
Good for
Setting
On the slopes of Glastonbury Tor, the retreat’s house and gardens create a setting for quiet reflection within a landscape closely associated with spiritual journeys. The atmosphere is intended to feel kind, attentive and unhurried.
A typical day
Daily structure varies by retreat, so confirm it with the centre before planning your stay.
Accommodation
Healing Waters operates as a guest house, but room types, facilities and what is included in a stay are not detailed here. Contact the centre to discuss accommodation before booking.
What to bring
Bring comfortable clothes and shoes for time in the house and gardens, along with layers and a waterproof jacket. The annual average temperature is 11.6°C; winters are cooler and wetter, while June to August are generally the warmest months.
How to get there
Healing Waters is on the slopes of Glastonbury Tor. Check the centre’s website for precise directions and confirm the address before setting out.
Nearest airport: Bristol Airport (BRS) (26 km)
Bristol Airport (BRS) is approximately 26 km from the centre. Ask Healing Waters about onward travel options, or arrange a taxi directly.
Nearest city: Bristol
Contact Healing Waters through its website to ask about dates and arrange a stay.
Stays are paid, but prices and what is included are not listed here; confirm costs with the centre before booking.
Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.
Visit Healing Waters websiteClimate
Climate Zone: Temperate
Best Months: Mar, Aug, May
Avoid: Jan, Dec, Nov
Glastonbury has an annual average temperature of 11.6°C, with warmer weather in June, July and August and cooler conditions in December through February. November to January tend to be wetter, so a waterproof layer is useful, especially for outdoor time.
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Frequently asked questions
What does a stay at Healing Waters involve?
The centre welcomes guests for reflection, healing and rest. Ask the host what support or activities are planned for your dates.
Can I visit if I am new to meditation or spiritual retreats?
The centre describes itself as a sanctuary for guests on individual journeys. Contact the host to discuss whether your experience and needs are a good fit.
How do I book a stay?
Visit healing-waters.co.uk to contact the centre and confirm dates and arrangements.
Are meals included during a stay?
Ask the centre directly about meals and any dietary arrangements.
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