India Yoga & Wellness Holidays

Our retreat begins in Kochi and we finish up in Delhi. That means you’ll need to fly into Kochi (COK) and fly home from Delhi (DEL).

From the UK

• Fly to Kochi with Qatar Airways via Doha, then return from Delhi on the same airline.

• Or fly direct London–Delhi with Virgin or British Airways, and book a short domestic flight to Kochi with IndiGo.

From the US

• Fly to Kochi with Qatar (via Doha) or Emirates (via Dubai), then return from Delhi

• Or fly direct New York–Delhi with American Airlines or United, then take a domestic flight to Kochi with IndiGo

If you’re travelling from somewhere else, just drop us an email — we’re happy to help you find good routes.

Not at all. Yoga’s for everybody — and every body. You don’t need to touch your toes, balance on your head, or even have a regular practice to join us.

Yes, there’s usually yoga every day, but we see it as so much more than asana (postures). It’s about how you connect — with yourself, with the world around you, and with each other. Definitely not about how your pose looks.

If you’re new to yoga, a couple of classes before you come might help you feel more at ease, but everything on retreat is designed to meet you exactly where you’re at.

And if you are a regular yogi, you’ll still be challenged and inspired. Our teachers are brilliant at reading the room — offering plenty of options and space to explore at your own pace.

You’ll usually practise twice a day: something strong and steady in the morning to wake you up, and something slower and grounding in the evening to let it all land.

We’re lucky to work with some of the most inspiring and respected teachers out there, from London to the US. Each brings their own flavour — vinyasa, restorative, meditation — but all share the same belief: yoga is for everyone. No ego. No competition. Just breath, movement, and space to be.

Yes. Most visitors to India need a visa to enter the country. India offers an e-Visa for many nationalities, and the process is usually straightforward — you can apply and upload documents online.

Because visa requirements can change, we recommend checking the latest information from your government’s official travel website or the Indian e-Visa portal. If you need guidance, email us and we’ll point you in the right direction.

In Kerala (Kochi), you can expect warm sunshine, lush green landscapes and calmer post-monsoon weather.

In Delhi and the north, the air is cooler and drier — ideal for exploring temples, markets and historic sites. Pack light fabrics for the south, a couple of layers for cooler evenings in the north, and comfy shoes for wandering.

And one of the biggest highlights of our November retreat is that you’ll be in India during Diwali, the festival of lights. Streets glow with lanterns, homes are decorated with candles and rangoli, and there’s a joyful, gentle sense of celebration everywhere. It’s a magical time to be here.