Retreats for Solo Travelers: The Future of Meeting Other Wellness-Conscious Travel Buddies

In a world that is increasingly health-conscious, the traditional ways of meeting people, such as going out to bars are being replaced by more meaningful and fulfilling experiences.  Drinking all night is out and taking care of yourself is in! Attending a retreat, especially for solo travelers, not only offers the chance to prioritize your health and well-being, but it also provides a unique opportunity to meet like-minded individuals who share your passion for self-growth.

At Lakai, we pride ourselves on offering women’s retreats in Bali that can be a transformative experience with a wide range of benefits. In today’s increasingly stressful and fast-paced world, it becomes essential to escape the daily grind and reconnect with nature, ourselves, and the energy that surrounds us. In just a few short days with the right facilitators, you could regain your sense of clarity, focus, and purpose. 

Our nervous systems were not meant to live in constant fight or flight, glued to our phones and married to our careers. The way things are, you have to actively choose to remove yourself from this cycle of chaos, rediscover your peace, and gain the tools to regulate in the inevitable moments of stress that will follow when you return to “real life.”

Retreats also offer a chance to deepen your understanding of yourself and learn about other cultures and traditions, providing an often much needed fresh perspective. They can provide an opportunity to try new activities and learn new skills or give you some accountability to stick to those habits you already have and want to maintain, whether it’s yoga, meditation, breathwork, fitness, cooking, etc. Developing your skills is empowering and can help you grow both personally and spiritually.

And finally, a retreat is a great way to kickstart a solo trip. For some, it’s an opportunity to step out of your comfort zone. They provide a structured itinerary, a safe place to land when starting out, a sense of community and support. You’ll have the chance to meet new people and form relationships with other nomads and potential travel buddies. Whether you’re looking to relax and rejuvenate or embark on a journey of self-discovery, this could be the perfect starting point for your next adventure.

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Amanda O'Connor

Amanda is one of the founders of Lakai Retreats. She has been solo traveling since 2009 and loves to share on topics related to health and wellness, especially in the retreat space.

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