We'll take you on a carefully crafted journey to transition you from the loud and busy world to a place of inner peace and calm
Slow right down
Be truly present in each moment
Be free of distractions, technology and your devices
Reconnect with your inner self and the beauty of the natural world

Why Go On A Silent Retreat?
Life is busy.
Life is loud.
We offer you the time, the space, and the tools to step away from the hustle, the bustle, and the noise of everyday life.
In that quiet space, you’ll hear more deeply. You’ll notice more clearly.
And you’ll take home simple, powerful tools to carry that calm into your daily life.
Many guests leave with profound transformations and breakthroughs.
Finding the clarity and answers they’ve been seeking.
They found their calm.
A day on a Silent Retreat....
A little story to give you more of an idea of what a day on retreat with us is like.



Winter Silent Retreats
Winter retreats in the forest are simply divine, with mist swirling around us and the gentle sounds of the rainforest serving as the perfect background sounds.
In your free time, curl up in front of the fireplace in the lounge and dining room with a book and a cuppa, and be absorbed in your own relaxation without any chit-chat to distract you.
The food
Our private chef will spoil you all weekend with the most delicious, healthy, vegetarian meals. With some very yummy, home baked treats too!
We can cater to GF, vegan, lactose free etc.
There is a tea and coffee station available 24/7 for you to make your drink of choice and relax in front of the fireplace or on the balcony overlooking the forest.


The venue
You'll have your own private room in a block of 5 guests. The shared bathrooms are at the end of the block.
The rooms are small, simple and minimalist in the Buddhist tradition, with a single bed, sink, table and chair.
Bed linen, blanket, pillow, light doona, towel and electric blanket are provided
They Found Their Calm


We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of Springbrook, the Yugambeh people. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.