Womens Retreats, Spiritual Retreats with Dance, Massage and more
Couples City Immersive Retreat
From €950 In person
14 Mar 2026 | 00:00 - 23:59
Julian Marcus
Lisbon
4 experiences
Sensual Arts Facilitator and Sex Educator
From $90 Online/virtual
Kali
Johannesburg
1 experience
Somatic Sex and Relationship coaching for couples and individuals.
From $300 Online/virtual & In person
PleasureFWRD
Chicago
2 experiences
4 Day Men's Tantric Retreat in Australia: Cultivating Eros
From $1224 In person
16 Apr 2026 | 17:30 - 14:00
AndreasEmbodiment
Sunshine Coast
1 experience
Sensuality Mentor - specialising in touch and intimacy for individuals and couples
From £700 Online/virtual
JessicaParker
London
1 experience
Somatic Intimacy Session
From $150 In person & Online/virtual
Amy Rumbolt
Toronto
1 experience
Video coaching
From $175 Online/virtual & In person
Caroline Carrington
Hayward
2 experiences
Full Body Bliss Experience
From $475 Online/virtual & In person
Caroline Carrington
Hayward
2 experiences
Wellness Retreats in luxury locations
Think of a sensual wellness retreat as a traditional relaxing escape paired with active exploration of sexual wellbeing and personal power around intimacy. Alongside rest and restoration, these retreats often include practices that help you reconnect with your body, understand desire and explore how pleasure, confidence or connection show up in your life. The focus is less on fixing and more on awareness, presence and embodied experience.
Couples retreats often include practices that support closeness and presence. This might involve guided exercises such as eye gazing, slow touch or massage, shared breathwork, or structured moments to connect without distraction. The focus is usually on intimate bonding activities, so that you come back from the retreat feeling closer and more connected.
No. While some retreats include exploration of intimacy or sensual energy, many focus on embodiment, connection and personal growth without sexual activity. Any sexual or intimate elements are made clear in advance, and participants choose what they take part in. Sensual does not automatically mean sexual.