The Evergreen Project — Nestled among pine and oak trees, The Evergreen Project provides a serene natural backdrop. The atmosphere is one of peaceful simplicity, encouraging guests to immerse themselves in the grounding rhythms of the natural world.

The Evergreen Project

Slow down beneath the trees

Greece Anavra paid

Among pine and oak trees, The Evergreen Project makes the natural setting part of its approach to retreat life. This ashram and retreat space is oriented around simple, conscious living, with open-air areas for practice and comfortable glamping tents for overnight stays. Meals are shared and vegetarian, prepared with local ingredients, giving the communal table a place in the experience as well as the surrounding woodland. The emphasis here is less on elaborate facilities than on spending time outdoors and living simply alongside others. It may appeal to travelers who want a nature-led retreat rather than a tightly specified resort stay. Retreat participation is paid, and the landscape is a defining part of the visit. For details such as dates, rates, and the rhythm of a particular retreat, contact the host before making plans.

Highlights

  • Comfortable glamping tents among pine and oak trees
  • Open-air spaces for practice
  • Shared vegetarian meals prepared with local ingredients
  • A retreat ethos centered on simple, conscious living

Good for

nature loversvegetarianscommunity-minded travelersbeginners

Setting

Pine and oak trees shape the atmosphere at this retreat, where open-air practice spaces bring daily activities into close contact with the landscape. The focus on simple, conscious living suits a quiet, outdoors-oriented stay.

A typical day

Daily structure varies by retreat, so confirm the schedule with the center before you book. The setting includes open-air practice spaces and shared vegetarian meals, but specific session times, wake-up routines, and free periods depend on the retreat you choose.

Accommodation

Guests stay in comfortable glamping tents. Ask the host about tent arrangements and what to bring for your visit.

What to bring

Annual temperatures average 15.7°C, with warmer, drier weather in June through August and cooler, wetter conditions in winter and April. Bring layers and, for cooler or wetter months, a waterproof outer layer; check with the host about tent supplies.

How to get there

The retreat is in Anavra. Plan your onward journey before arrival, and contact the host for directions to the site.

Nearest airport: Nea Anchialos National Airport (VOL) (52 km)

Nea Anchialos National Airport (VOL), near Nea Anchialos, is approximately 52 km from the center. Ask the host about onward transport options.

Nearest city: Nea Anchialos

Languages
English
How to book

Contact the center through its Facebook page to ask about dates and make a reservation.

Pricing

Retreat participation is paid. Contact the center for current rates and what the fee includes.

Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.

Visit The Evergreen Project website

Climate

Climate Zone: Temperate

Best Months: Aug, Jun, Jul

Avoid: Feb, Dec, Apr

The annual average temperature is 15.7°C. June, July, and August are the warmest and driest months, while January, February, December, and April tend to be cooler or wetter.

Location

Frequently asked questions

What does a typical day at The Evergreen Project involve?

The retreat includes open-air practice spaces and shared meals, but the daily schedule varies. Ask the host about the rhythm of your chosen retreat.

Can beginners attend?

The retreat is described as a space for conscious living, but beginner requirements are not outlined. Ask the host whether a particular retreat is suitable for you.

What food is served?

Shared vegetarian meals are prepared with local ingredients. Ask the host about menus and any dietary requirements.

How do I book a stay?

Contact The Evergreen Project through its Facebook page to ask about dates, availability, and reservations.

What should I bring for the glamping tents?

The tents are described as comfortable, but specific packing details are not listed. Ask the host what is and bring layers suited to the season.

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