Yes! You are welcome to arrive earlier and stay well beyond the completion of the retreat - there are so many things to do on koh Samui! When you book the retreat, select the dates that work for you.

Most visitors can receive their 30-day entry visa upon arrival to Thailand. If you'd like to stay in Thailand for longer, you'll need to apply for a tourist visa separately.

Taking a flight is the easiest way to reach koh Samui. Most flights go through Bangkok first, and then to koh Samui. There is also an option of reaching koh Samui by ferry from the mainland.

We can help arranging a transfer from airport to the retreat location for an additional cost. You can contact us for more details.

Standard rooms and 1-bdm bungalows allow for 2 adults max. If you'd like to have a 3rd person staying with you please contact us and we'll let you know the additional cost and we'll arrange an additional bunk bed.

Deposits are non-refundable. When you book the retreat, we ask that you make a 30% deposit. The remainder of the payment is due upon arrival.

A mix of traditional Thai cuisine and European dishes will be served for breakfasts and dinners. The meals are vegetarian and served as a buffet. If you have any dietary restrictions or allergies you can ask staff to point out the dishes that are in line with your requirements (dairy-free, gluten free, nuts free etc.)

This will be a very relaxed retreat with programs running in the mornings and evenings (see schedule below), and with plenty of free time during the day to explore the island. During your free time you can do things like Thai massages, explore the jungle and do waterfall hikes, visit local temples, go to secluded beaches, or partake in an excursion. You can also chill out by the pool or beach, swim, converse, chant japa, read and relax. Also if you are looking to do a health check, Satva Samui offers unique Ayurvedic programs, such as health diagnostic by pulse, detox programs, and panchakarma treatments. Preliminary Daily Schedule: 7am Yoga 8am Breath and Japa Meditation followed by a Video Lecture 9am Kirtan 9:30am Breakfast Free time 5pm Yoga 6pm Dinner 7:30pm Kirtan / Wisdom talks

Yes. This retreat is designed for those who are genuinely interested in spiritual growth and practice. To support a focused and uplifting environment, all participants are asked to follow a few simple guidelines during the retreat: maintaining a vegetarian diet and avoiding all intoxicants (including alcohol and cannabis). These principles help create a space that is calm, respectful, and supportive of deeper spiritual development.