Bodhi Khaya Nature Retreat

Health and Wellness in an Eco-Spiritual Sanctuary

 
 
 

Bodhi Khaya has always been on the leading edge of providing a wholesome space for personal transformation. We have three ways for you to find the potential you are seeking.

 
Facilitated retreat

Retreats and Workshops

Participate in a facilitated retreat, enjoy communal meals and receive enriching teachings from reputable teachers.

Self retreat

Personal Retreats

Weekend activities are optional. You will be cared for with nourishing meals and restful access to all our facilities.

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Self-Catered Cottages

Enjoy the privacy of your space. Rejuvenate, cook your own meals and have access to all the beauty the land has to offer.

 

Practice the Subtle and Powerful Art of Meditation

Art of meditation
 

We can assist you in discovering the power of meditation. We hold daily facilitated meditation sessions. Trained by meditation masters, our resident teachers have decades of experience to guide you. Whether you are a curious beginner or want to deepen your regular practice, consider joining our sessions or a meditation retreat offered by one of our hosted teachers.

 

Reforestation and Regeneration

Reforestation and Regeneration
 

Bodhi Khaya directs all of its surplus funds into land rehabilitation, water conservation and sustainable systems. We recently began partnering with key environmental experts to reforest and rehabilitate the original indigenous coastal forest that once existed on the land of Bodhi Khaya. Every guest is gifted one tree to plant during your stay with us. Help us restore the world for the future generations of all beings.

 

Featured Retreat:

Re-Tree-t to the Forest (19-22 March 2021)

Reforestation Retreet

Join us for a fun-filled, healing and productive weekend, filled with conscious dance, music, fireside chats, teach-ins and delicious vegetarian food. Bring your family and friends to participate in meditation, yoga and a ceremonial planting of trees. Over this long weekend we will celebrate Human Rights Day (and the Rights of Nature to live and thrive) by planting over 1000 indigenous trees at Bodhi Khaya.

The Re-Tree-t to the Forest replaces Greenpop’s Reforest Fest this year (which was cancelled due to pandemic restrictions).