Escape the usual New Year with a group of like-minded people, beautiful walks through the countryside, wellness rituals, intention setting workshops and a New Year’s feast.
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What past guests say
"Our group of 11 women all had very different levels of yoga experience, but Freddie was brilliant at making everyone feel comfortable, supported and included. She gave each of us personalised attention, with so much patience, encouragement and genuine care."
AAnne
"Beautiful venue with wonderful grounds and very clean. The yoga teacher Zennor was amazing and listened to what we needed as a group. Such a wonderful host too. Hayley’s cooking was so nourishing and filling and everything went like clockwork once we were there."
JJulie
"Had a very happy time with Adventure Yogi. Great opportunity to reflect, reset and meet some fabulous women. Felt very lucky to have Zennor leading our retreat and Haley producing magic in the kitchen. Beautiful setting too."
LLindsay
"This was my first time away since having my daughter and I hadn’t done yoga for around a year or so, I was a little nervous beforehand but I cannot tell you how absolutely wonderful this stay was. The food (chef Dani is a wizard) was just incredible, the yoga and the lovely group."
AArti
What's included
Nutritious plant-based meals
4-night Accommodation
Twice daily yoga
Outdoor swimming pool (seasonal)
Wi-Fi
Yoga equipment provided
Meals included
Bring in the new year with a rejuvenating 4-night wellness retreat in North Norfolk. Hosted near King’s Lynn, this retreat combines energising movement, restorative practice, nutritious meals, an intention-setting workshop and a celebratory three-course plant-based feast. The venue is set within five restored cottages arranged around a central courtyard on the estate. Our twice daily yoga practices and shared meals take place in The Granary, a dedicated communal barn featuring an indoor yoga studio and dining area. On-site facilities include a sauna (at an additional cost), optional wellness treatments and massages, and direct access to the Peddars Way trail for guided countryside hikes.
The grounds consist of open fields, farm tracks, gravel paths, and 2-to-10-mile walking and running routes. Some outdoor pathways and rural terrain may be uneven or challenging for standard manual wheelchairs.
The properties on the estate are historic conversions rather than purpose-built modern wheelchair-accessible hotel style rooms. Specific layout features (such as steps, historic door frames, or specific bathroom configurations) vary per property.
The estate has actively shifted its vast agricultural operations toward ecological preservation. Over 750 hectares of its land are farmed organically without any synthetic fertilisers or chemical pesticides. On its conventional plots, roughly 40% of the land is preserved under dedicated wildlife and conservation schemes, creating unsprayed buffer zones for native birds and insects. The estate also utilises traditional, low-intensity livestock grazing to naturally manage vegetation and sustain open-country biodiversity.
By Car:
The venue is located approximately 15 minutes from the A148 main road.
If driving from London, it takes around 2 hours.
Use the sat-nav postcode: PE31 6QP. Off-street parking is available on site.
By Train:
The nearest train station is King’s Lynn Station (about 1.5 hours by train from London King's Cross), which is approximately a 25-30 minute drive from the venue.
Adventure Yogi runs a shared transfer departing King’s Lynn Station at 15:30 PM to arrive for the 16:00PM check-in.
The return transfer leaves the venue at 10:00 AM, arriving back at King’s Lynn by 10:30 AM. (Guests can book and pay for transfers via the customer portal).
Bring in the new year with a rejuvenating 4-night wellness retreat in North Norfolk. Hosted near King’s Lynn, this retreat combines energising movement, restorative practice, nutritious meals, an intention-setting workshop and a celebratory three-course plant-based feast. The venue is set within five restored cottages arranged around a central courtyard on the estate. Our twice daily yoga practices and shared meals take place in The Granary, a dedicated communal barn featuring an indoor yoga studio and dining area. On-site facilities include a sauna (at an additional cost), optional wellness treatments and massages, and direct access to the Peddars Way trail for guided countryside hikes.
The grounds consist of open fields, farm tracks, gravel paths, and 2-to-10-mile walking and running routes. Some outdoor pathways and rural terrain may be uneven or challenging for standard manual wheelchairs.
The properties on the estate are historic conversions rather than purpose-built modern wheelchair-accessible hotel style rooms. Specific layout features (such as steps, historic door frames, or specific bathroom configurations) vary per property.
The estate has actively shifted its vast agricultural operations toward ecological preservation. Over 750 hectares of its land are farmed organically without any synthetic fertilisers or chemical pesticides. On its conventional plots, roughly 40% of the land is preserved under dedicated wildlife and conservation schemes, creating unsprayed buffer zones for native birds and insects. The estate also utilises traditional, low-intensity livestock grazing to naturally manage vegetation and sustain open-country biodiversity.
By Car:
The venue is located approximately 15 minutes from the A148 main road.
If driving from London, it takes around 2 hours.
Use the sat-nav postcode: PE31 6QP. Off-street parking is available on site.
By Train:
The nearest train station is King’s Lynn Station (about 1.5 hours by train from London King's Cross), which is approximately a 25-30 minute drive from the venue.
Adventure Yogi runs a shared transfer departing King’s Lynn Station at 15:30 PM to arrive for the 16:00PM check-in.
The return transfer leaves the venue at 10:00 AM, arriving back at King’s Lynn by 10:30 AM. (Guests can book and pay for transfers via the customer portal).
Questions and answers
Yes. 87% of guests arrive solo, groups are small (6 to 16), and everyone joins a WhatsApp group before the retreat, so a few names already feel familiar when you arrive.
No. Yoga is for all levels, every class is optional, and it's not about being the bendiest.
No. Most of our guests are women, but every retreat is open to men, and they're very welcome.
It's as spiritual as you want it to be. We're a yoga company, so our teachers' practice is rooted in yoga philosophy, and they'll bring a little of it into class. But the focus here is the benefits that the yoga brings. Between the yoga practises the day is yours: if that means reading about the yamas and niyamas or chatting about chakras, lovely, and if it means a good book or a hike, that's lovely too. We call it down-to-earth wellness. The yoga is taken seriously in class, everything else is relaxed, and the oms usually start quietly at the beginning of the week and get belted out by the end.
Almost everything: accommodation, yoga twice a day, guided activities and plant-based food, with free time built in. It's all made clear before you book.
Yes – our wonderful vitality chefs can cater to any dietary requirement. We are vegetarian/vegan on our retreats and holidays but we can cater for dairy-free, gluten-free, sugar-free, and coeliac.
