The Late Summer Yoga Retreat for Women

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A weekend just for you

As summer begins to soften and the pace of the year slowly changes, you are invited to step out of your everyday roles and into a weekend designed purely for rest.

The Late Summer Yoga Retreat for Women is a three-day retreat for those who feel ready to take a step back — to spend a few days away from the usual pace, with space to breathe, rest and think clearly again.

This is not a retreat about improvement. It is about creating space to pause, reflect, and enjoy yourself.

The retreat takes place at Kirsebærgården, a serene countryside venue surrounded by nature’s calm, open spaces.

Yoga mats with blankets and blocks arranged in a spacious, well-lit studio with a large arched window and white walls.
A backyard garden with a pond, green grass, several trees, and shrubs. In the background, there are two white houses with red-tiled roofs under a blue sky with some clouds.
A spacious room with large window and arched window showing green outdoor scenery, set up for yoga with black bolsters, beige mats, and wooden blocks arranged neatly.

Who is this retreat for?

This weekend is created for women who are used to being in motion — and are ready for a few days where things can slow down.

You might recognise yourself in one or more of these:

  • Your days are often full, with little space in between

  • You would appreciate a weekend without plans or expectations

  • You want time to just be and enjoy yourself - for you

  • You want to move, rest, and be in nature at a slower pace

  • You want time to reflect, breathe, slow down…

  • You’d like to return home feeling rested and more like yourself

This might be you — or perhaps your sister, your friend, your mother.

A weekend simply set aside for you.

Outdoor patio with wooden tables, chairs, and vases with flowers against a white house exterior
A modern kitchen and dining area with a long wooden table, a large floral centerpiece, white chairs, and a white ceiling light with an orange interior.

A few days away from the everyday

This retreat offers something many women rarely allow themselves: time without demands.

Below is everything that’s part of your weekend — intentionally chosen to support your rest, reconnection and reflection. Everything is taken care of so you can focus on simply being present.

A lit candle in a decorative lotus-shaped holder on a wooden table, with a singing bowl and a stick in the background.
Close-up of a person's hand in a mudra gesture, with the thumb and index finger touching, and a silver ring on the index finger. The background is blurred.
A wooden bench partly obscured by tall grass and wildflowers in a garden or park setting.

The program

Friday

Settling in

  • Arrival, tea and settling in

  • Gentle evening yoga

  • Opening circle

  • Shared dinner and conversations

saturday

Letting go

  • Morning vinyasa flow

  • Intention setting

  • Brunch

  • Walk in nature or rest

  • Restorative yin and tea

  • Guided journaling workshop

  • Spa, sauna and bonfire

  • Evening meditation

  • Shared dinner

sunday

Integrating

  • Morning flow

  • Meditation

  • Brunch

  • Packing

  • Closing circle

Pricing & Options

Shared room

A bright bedroom with two single beds with floral bedspreads, white pillows, and wall-mounted reading lamps. There's a white dresser with a glass vase with flowers, a small grey rug, a chair, a white desk, and blue curtains near a balcony door, with sunlight streaming in.

SOLD OUT

Private room

A minimalistic bedroom with a single bed under a sloped ceiling and a skylight window, a wooden desk with a black chair, a small vase with a flower, and a framed botanical print on the wall.

SOLD OUT

Shared glamping

Interior view of a beige canvas glamping tent with a bed, pillow, wicker basket, outdoor plant, and lush forest in the background.

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Private glamping

A beige canvas tent with an open doorway, revealing a bed with a beige bedspread and a decorative pillow inside. There is a small wooden ladder inside the tent, and a rug on the ground just outside the entrance. A potted plant with white flowers is in the foreground outside the tent.

SOLD OUT

A cozy attic sitting area with four black chairs and three woven ottomans on light wooden flooring, illuminated by natural light from large skylight windows.
A small wooden round cabin with a black roof, built on a wooden deck in a grassy yard with leafless trees in the background. The cabin has a glass door with a black frame, and outside the cabin is a wooden shower structure. There are tree stumps around the deck, a hot tub in the background, and some outdoor chairs and a bucket.
A lit candle in a decorative metal lotus flower holder on a white wooden table, with a singing bowl in the background.
A smiling woman with blonde hair, wearing a cream sweater, sitting at a white outdoor table, writing in a notebook with a pen, in a cafe or restaurant setting with potted plants and chairs in the background.

Meet your host

Elisabeth brings a calm, inclusive and down-to-earth approach to yoga and mindfulness. Her teaching is rooted in lived experience, including her own recovery from burnout, and is guided by empathy, presence and a strong focus on sustainable well-being.

Her classes — whether vinyasa or yin — are designed to be accessible for all bodies and levels, with an emphasis on moving mindfully rather than performing. Elisabeth creates spaces where participants can slow down, listen inward and reconnect without pressure or expectations.

She is certified through internationally recognised yoga programs with more than 500 hours of training and is a certified Transformative Coach through the MindJuice Academy. Alongside teaching yoga, Elisabeth facilitates quarterly guided journaling sessions and supports reflective practices that help people pause and gain clarity.

Outside the yoga space, she runs Walk Ahead Studio, a brand design studio working with purpose-driven clients and businesses across the globe — a balance that deeply informs her understanding of busy, high-performing lives and the need for genuine rest.

Frequently asked questions

A woman with a belly button piercing and tattoos lying on her side on a blanket on grass, wearing a white crop top and green pants, resting her hand on her stomach.
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