3 Day Autumn Retreat - Killashee Castle

Come and be part of our invigorating 3 Day Autumn Wellness Retreat at the breathtaking Killashee Castle Hotel. Immerse yourself in the rich historical surroundings while indulging in our rejuvenating and gentle restorative and yin yoga sessions, complemented by meditation and mindfulness practices. Take this opportunity to pause, reflect and  contemplate, surrounded by a community of like-minded individuals. Leave the retreat feeling revitalized and nourished, ready to embrace life anew.

What's included

• Meet and Greet Reception on arrival
• Daily Yoga Classes
• Meditation/Mindfulness Sessions
• 2 nights luxury accommodation
• Access to Castle Gardens
• Full access to spa facilities, NB: individual appointments for specific treatments are not included and must be booked privately)
• Fine Dining -All meals included (vegetarian options available)
• Water, Tea, Coffee, healthy snacks available during each day
• Yoga Mats provided
• Optional additional activity included during free period (details of specific activity will be included on full schedule)
• Gift set for each participant on departure

The Replenish Hub team will be on hand to assist you should you have any queries during your retreat.

A detailed retreat schedule will be provided when a booking is confirmed.

Benefits of this Retreat

Rest and relaxation for your mind and body

Switch off from everyday responsibilities for the duration fo the retreat

Re discover yourself, reconnect, in a nurturing space

The ideal location to unwind and enjoy the beauty of nature

Pricing

• Single Room (with ensuite)  - €1,320.00
• Shared Twin Room (with ensuite) - €1,200 (per person sharing)

Styles

Restorative Yoga, Yin Yoga & Meditation

About Killashee Castle Hotel

The earliest archaeological evidence that Killashee is aware of is An Iron Age site comprising a well and ring fort or Ráth located about 600 metres to the north of the hotel.

The ancient Ráth, fort, or Liss, was generally enclosed within about half an acre, and had two or more ramparts. They were formed by the heads of the local tribe for defence purposes. Some were in use as late as 1000 AD. According to folklore when the race of the chieftains died out, the Sidhe (descendants of the Thutha de Danann) crowded into the forts, and held their councils, revels and dances there. It is said that if a man puts his ear close to the ground of a Ráth at night he may hear the sweet fairy music rising up from under the earth.

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