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Glastonbury 2024

Little Earth Retreat Centre 28 August – 1 September

Places available: 9 

I’m looking forward to our 1st visit to Little Earth.  A chance to escape the busyness of our daily lives and focus on the ancient art of yoga.  We will practice pranayama, asana, chanting and restorative yoga each day, with a philosophical discussion each evening.

The practice hall is nice and bright with large windows looking out onto our garden.  Accommodation is in twin and triple rooms with or without ensuite.  There are also a couple of caravans or a choice of camping.  All meals are vegetarian.

The centre is a ten minute drive from the Chalice Well Gardens and Glastonbury Tor which we can visit one afternoon.

To book or for more details and timetable please contact Diane 07411 383430.

Client Comments

“Attending Di’s yoga retreat in Dorset (earlier this month) has helped me understand more about my body, its strengths and  the weaker areas I need to focus on.  It was a wonderful opportunity to explore with a friendly and like-minded group of people the more spiritual side of Yoga and how this links to the physical.  I highly recommend these retreats and Di’s Saturday 3-hour sessions.  After many years of running and cycling and doing a number of other sports, I can really feel the enormous benefit of yoga, both spiritually and physically.” Cathy Johnson, Little Bookham. Sept 2019

“I attended a week’s yoga retreat in France 2017 with Di and it was absolutely wonderful! We did several hours yoga a day – as there were no time restraints we could work really deeply into the poses and I couldn’t believe how the time flew by. We really were having so much fun! Di’s teaching style is great – I worked to my limits and was amazed at what I could achieve under her tutelage. The resort itself was gorgeous – in a lovely peaceful spot with great views and the accommodation was great. The food was off the scale tasty too! The whole atmosphere was spot on for a yoga retreat and I had a fabulous time. I can’t recommend highly enough!” Anna Hanson, Berkhamsted May 2017