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June 5-10, 2027 | 5 Nights, 6 Days
About This Retreat
Join Cam Rhinehardt for a week of movement, connection, and island life on the breathtaking Greek island of Antiparos.
This retreat brings together daily yoga, beautiful meals, and meaningful experiences designed to help you slow down and fully immerse yourself in the rhythm of the island.
Typical Day
Mornings begin with a light snack and a yoga or movement practice, followed by a relaxed brunch. Afternoons are open to swim, explore the island, or simply relax, with one day set aside for an island-hopping boat trip. As evening settles in, we gather for a sunset practice or restorative session, followed by a shared dinner and time to connect under the stars.
The Experience
Antiparos feels like the Greece you picture in your mind. Whitewashed homes tucked into rocky hillsides, bright pink flowering vines spilling over stone walls, fishing boats floating in turquoise water, and long golden evenings that seem to stretch forever. Life on the island moves slowly, inviting you to swim in crystal clear water, wander quiet village streets, and gather around outdoor tables as the sun sets into the Aegean Sea.
Over the course of the retreat, our days naturally fall into the rhythm of the island. Mornings begin with yoga and breathwork overlooking the sea, afternoons leave space to swim, explore, or simply rest, and evenings bring sunset practices and long Greek dinners shared together under the open sky.
Travel + Arrival
Fly Into Athens, Greece
Antiparos is reached through the nearby island of Paros.
Travel From Athens to Paros
A 40-minute flight or ferry from Athens.
Ferry From Paros to Antiparos
Small ferries run every 45–60 minutes, and the crossing takes about 5 minutes.
Arrive at Antiparos Port
Retreat staff will pick you up and bring you to the retreat property.
Food + Drinks
Meals are meant to feel relaxed, communal, and abundant, just as they do in Greece. Each day we gather around a large outdoor table to share nourishing meals prepared fresh on site by the retreat's Greek chef.
The menu celebrates traditional Greek cooking with a modern, seasonal approach. Expect homemade bread, vibrant salads, fresh fruits, local vegetables, herbs, dips, and simple dishes inspired by what the land and sea provide.
Daily meals include a morning snack, brunch, and dinner, with tea, coffee, fresh fruit, and spring water available throughout the day.
The Grounds
Guests stay in a collection of five private hilltop homes designed in classic Cycladic style, with minimalist architecture and uninterrupted views of the sea. The property feels peaceful and secluded while still being close to the island's beaches and village life.
The southern beaches of Antiparos are about a 15-minute walk away, and the port town of Antiparos is just a short 10-minute drive.
Pricing + Room Options
The Details
Get to Know Your
What are you most looking forward to about this retreat?
I'm looking forward to slowing things down a bit. I'm excited for the opportunity to take things slow and have no obligations or responsibilities that will urge us to rush through each practice.
Is there anything you've been dreaming up specifically for our time in Joshua Tree and Palm Springs?
I'm dreaming up an inversion workshop for sure, and I'm excited to learn more niche breath work exercises to deepen our practices and meditations.
What would you say to someone who's thinking about coming solo?
Coming solo gifts you the opportunity to engage with others in a new way, without the expectation of being any specific version of yourself.
How would you describe your teaching style in your own words?
My teaching style is very breath-led and a little philosophical, to be honest. I come from a power flow background, so my classes have a real sense of build and momentum, but I care just as much about sthira (steadiness, strength) as sukha (comfort, ease).
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