Experience a transformative yoga retreat in Sicily that gracefully bridges the last golden days of summer with the gentle arrival of fall. This unique journey offers a perfect balance of playful exploration and peaceful pause, blending moments of deep introspection with the buzz of communal joy. Set against Sicily’s breathtaking landscapes, the retreat promises unforgettable memories and heart-opening experiences that will stay with you forever.
La Masseria by DANENA is a restored 19th-century farmhouse set among olive and almond groves, located 15 minutes south of Noto, a UNESCO World Heritage town in Sicily. It is also a 15-minute drive from the Vendicari Nature Reserve, known for its wildlife and secluded beaches. Situated one hour south of Catania Airport, the property offers 15 unique bedrooms and an expansive property rich in character. Facilities include a yoga studio in a renovated barn with an outdoor shala, a freshwater infinity pool, patios, two massage rooms, and a sunset terrace. Guests can explore the groves on foot or by bike, swim, or visit nearby beaches and historic towns.
7 nights stay in a private masseria
fresh brunch post morning practice and dinner daily.
explore the coast of Sicily.
with the house chef
A Wine tasting tour and dinner under the stars at a delightful local vineyard
to Catania, Sicily
to/from retreat
Transport to the boat day+wine tasting. This can be done in rental cars amongst group or split by guests sharing taxis.
Flying Heart Retreats are rooted in yoga, but they are about far more than time on the mat. Each experience brings together adventurous, open-hearted people who understand the power of traveling in community—how seeing new places and cultures alongside others expands perspective, deepens meaning, and reveals details we might miss on our own. The group dynamic amplifies the beauty of each destination, creating shared moments that feel richer because they are experienced collectively. With community as the priority, these retreats honor yoga in its truest sense: not just poses or practices, but union—coming together, connecting deeply, and leaving places, and each other, better than we found them.
