Join us for a special Winter Solstice Retreat at Green Campus Delta — a time to tune in, reflect, and realign with what truly matters. Together, we'll honour the longest night and the returning of the light, setting meaningful intentions to dance along the rising of the sap and the rest of nature. Guided by the same heartfelt team from Weekend 3 and our new team member, Vegan Chef Davide Nunez, with whom we have already enjoyed some very good projects together, the retreat will offer a steady rhythm of Dhamma practice, daily meditation and a variety of grounding yoga sessions, Yoga led by the incredibly well qualified and experienced Larthia.Vibrant, seasonal plant-based meals will involve elements of foraging, Davide and Ksenia's passion, offering time in nature learning to contribute to the lifecycle of the plants that evolved in partnership with us, that are all around. If not on the walks, enjoy the sanctuary of Delta, joining whatever of the four yoga and meditation sessions each full day you like, wild sea swimming, sauna ceremonies, the hottub or the fire overlooking the sea: providing space for rest and reconnection. This Winter Solstice retreat is an invitation to all who have journeyed with us and who are continuing to journey with us— to come together in celebration of a compassionate lifestyle, and to co-create an inspiring vision for the future inspired by the Dhamma, compassion and working in conscious co-creation with and respect for our mother nature who brought us forth.‍

Come together to celebrate the entry into a New Year at Delta Vegan Retreat in an alcohol free, vegan setting with meditation, yoga, wild swimming, hottub, sauna and amazing people.

Midwinter before spring is where we can prepare for fruitful harvest ahead. Join us to practice meditation and yoga to co create the conditions for good things to come forward. We will be training the stability and flexibility of our body-minds with ancient and new techniques. We will also be introucing elements of foraging and working with the land and patturns of nature to architect more stable and abundant futures for all.