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A Place to Rest, Reflect and Reconnect

A Place to Rest, Reflect and Reconnect

Bodhi Khaya Nature Retreat

A Place to Rest, Reflect and Reconnect

At Bodhi Khaya Nature Retreat, your accommodation is part of the experience.

Return to your room after morning practice, put your walking shoes aside, settle down with a book or simply enjoy a quiet moment.

With time for lunch, walks and practices, there is space to slow down and let everyday decisions wait.

Sometimes, all you need is a little time and space to simply be.

A Place to Rest, Reflect and Reconnect

Bodhi Khaya Nature Retreat

Bodhi Khaya Nature Retreat is set on 217-hectares of natural fynbos at the foot of the Witkransberg just outside Stanford, in the Overberg. Bodhi Khaya is a getaway sanctuary for adults to retreat, reflect, reconnect and regenerate. Retreats cover enlightening topics that range from art to zen and i...

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