EAT.PRAY.MOVE Yoga Retreats
Eat, Pray, Move: Curated Yoga Holidays
EAT.PRAY.MOVE Yoga Retreats offers curated yoga holidays that blend mindful contemplation, powerful poses, and delicious cuisine in various locations worldwide. Founded in 2011, the organization aims to share a love for yoga and travel, promising an unforgettable, restorative, and explorative experience for both body and soul. While the concept is appealing, some past participants have noted inconsistencies in the execution of planned activities, suggesting that while the yoga instruction itself is often highly praised, the logistical details and overall coordination may sometimes fall short of expectations. This makes it a choice for those who prioritize the yoga experience and are comfortable with a degree of flexibility in other aspects of their retreat.
Highlights
- Boutique, curated yoga holiday retreats around the world
- Focus on EAT (amazing cuisine), PRAY (mindful contemplation), & MOVE (powerful poses)
- Founded in 2011 from a love of yoga and travel
- Collaborates with local experts, chefs, and tour guides
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Setting
As EAT.PRAY.MOVE operates as a non-center model, hosting retreats in various international locations, the specific landscape and atmosphere will depend entirely on the chosen destination. Each retreat is designed to offer unique experiences, from exotic excursions to local culinary delights, all within the context of the host country's environment.
The practice
EAT.PRAY.MOVE offers a blend of yoga and mindful contemplation, suitable for various levels. The "PRAY" aspect encourages inner reflection and mindfulness, while "MOVE" focuses on powerful yoga poses. Specific styles of yoga or meditation are not detailed, but the overall approach aims for a holistic experience.
A typical day
Daily structure varies significantly by retreat location and itinerary. Generally, days are designed to include yoga sessions, opportunities for mindful contemplation, and excursions or activities that highlight local culture and cuisine. It's best to check the specific itinerary for your chosen retreat.
Accommodation
Accommodation details are specific to each individual retreat location and are not provided in general. Guests should consult the details for their chosen retreat to understand the lodging arrangements.
What to bring
Given the varied international locations, packing essentials will depend on your chosen destination's climate and activities. Generally, comfortable yoga attire, personal meditation items, and appropriate clothing for local excursions are recommended. Always check the specific packing list provided for your retreat.
How to get there
As EAT.PRAY.MOVE hosts retreats in various international locations, directions will be specific to each retreat. You will need to consult the details provided for your chosen destination.
Nearest airport: Syracuse Hancock International Airport (SYR) (22 km)
Airport transfer details will depend on the specific retreat location. For retreats near Syracuse Hancock International Airport (SYR), which is approximately 22 km away, options like taxis or ride-shares would be available.
Nearest city: Syracuse
EAT.PRAY.MOVE operates on a paid cost model, with prices varying significantly based on the retreat location, duration, and inclusions. Specific pricing details are available for each individual retreat.
Climate
Climate Zone: Temperate
Best Months: Sep, Mar, Jul
Avoid: May, Apr, Jun
Since EAT.PRAY.MOVE hosts retreats globally, the climate will vary dramatically depending on the chosen destination. For retreats held in New York, expect warm summers (July, August, June) and cold winters (January, February, December). The driest months are typically September, March, and July, while May, April, and June tend to be wetter.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of yoga is offered?
The specific style of yoga offered can vary by retreat and instructor. While the focus is on "powerful poses," it's recommended to check the details of your chosen retreat for more information on the yoga style and instructor's background.
Are meals included in the retreat price?
Yes, the retreats emphasize "EAT amazing cuisine," suggesting that healthy and exotic meals are a significant part of the experience and typically included. However, it's always wise to confirm specific inclusions for your chosen retreat.
What should I expect regarding excursions and activities?
EAT.PRAY.MOVE aims to provide unique experiences, healthy cuisine, and exotic excursions. These are carefully selected by a team of local experts. However, based on past feedback, it's advisable to confirm all planned activities and reservations directly with the organizers closer to your retreat date.
Is this retreat suitable for beginners?
The information doesn't specify beginner suitability, but the general description of "powerful poses" suggests a foundational understanding of yoga might be beneficial. It's best to inquire directly with EAT.PRAY.MOVE about the suitability of a specific retreat for your experience level.
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