For men
Men’s Reset
A brotherhood built through shared adventure, honest conversations and a renewed sense of purpose.
20–30 March 2027 · 10 nights
£4,000 per person · Flights excluded
Explore Men’s ResetZanzibar, Tanzania · March & June 2027
For yourself. For each other. For what comes next.
Discover our retreats for men, women and couples.
The retreat villa
Bedrooms, shared living spaces, gardens and pool. These are photographs of the actual retreat accommodation.
One place. Three different journeys.
Different reasons to come away.
The same space to reconnect.
For men
A brotherhood built through shared adventure, honest conversations and a renewed sense of purpose.
20–30 March 2027 · 10 nights
£4,000 per person · Flights excluded
Explore Men’s Reset
For women
Space to reclaim yourself, find your confidence and begin a new chapter with a supportive sisterhood.
1–11 June 2027 · 11 days / 10 nights
£4,000 per person · Flights excluded
Explore HER RESET
For couples
Time for two. Reconnect through communication, shared experiences and a little adventure together.
8–18 March 2027 · 10 nights
£7,000 per couple · Flights excluded
Explore Couples ResetThe Luxe experience
A thoughtful balance of personal growth,
connection and discovery.
Reflection, meaningful workshops and intentions to take home.
Brotherhood, sisterhood or partnership. Time to be present.
Island culture, ocean adventures and mainland safari experiences.
Slower mornings, beach time and space to simply breathe.
Rooted in a remarkable place
Turquoise water. Spice-scented streets. Long evenings under an open sky. Zanzibar makes room for a different way of being.
Discover the coast and culture of the island, with safari experiences on mainland Tanzania.
Explore the experiences
Zanzibar, Tanzania
An island to explore.
Space to just be.
Zanzibar in motion
Three glimpses of the coast, the ocean
and the wild beyond, plus island moments.
Zanzibar · coast & jet cars
Zanzibar · a day on the water
Mainland Tanzania · safari
Zanzibar · villa and beach-swing montage
Make a few new memories
Mainland Tanzania
Leave the island for a safari experience on mainland Tanzania.
The source programme references a Mikumi day trip with a flight. Final routing and inclusions require confirmation; international flights are excluded.
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Into the blue
Explore the water around Mnemba on an ocean and snorkelling excursion.
Conditions and wildlife sightings vary. Equipment and the final itinerary are confirmed with your programme.
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The island’s stories
Explore Zanzibar through its spices, historic streets and island excursions.
The source combines a spice tour, Stone Town and Prison Island. Final stops and lunch arrangements are confirmed with the team.
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Kiwengwa coast
Take to the water for sailing and a closer look at the reef.
The route and snorkelling arrangements depend on conditions and the confirmed programme.
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An island escape
An island-and-sandbank excursion with time to enjoy the coast.
The itinerary and time on the sandbank depend on the final programme and local conditions.
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A different kind of drive
See the coast from the water with a jet-car ride.
The source activity includes drone footage. Ask about availability, participation and final inclusions.
Ask about this experienceProgramme experiences; final schedule and inclusions confirmed with your enquiry.
Client-shared feedback
Client-shared feedback from previous retreats. These recordings do not describe the upcoming 2027 Zanzibar departures.
A woman describes a seven-day retreat: new friendships, exercise and habits to take home.
Recording 2:30 · played in full
Hi Sarah. Hi Robbie. Just a quick summary of the experience obviously when you came here you only knew certain people and now after seven days what would you see experience has been like? I'm going away having met new friends that I'm sure that I'll keep in contact with somewhere along the line. The experience has been good actually yeah it has been good I've enjoyed it I've enjoyed the exercising I knew you'd never only say that but I have and it's made me think that actually maybe I will push myself more at home and it's been good to know that I actually can do it instead of just thinking I can't. Yeah the experience has been great the food could have been better if I'm honest. It could have just been a little bit more relevant to what we're doing okay but yeah apart from that it's been really yeah it's been good it's been a good stay. What would you say to those that want to come but they feel nervous meeting new people, be anxious? Well don't be because I think anybody who comes on these trips even if you come alone everybody's coming here for the same reason you'll enjoy it there's no need to feel nervous. And what would be your free intake that you're going to take home with you and apply? One will definitely be a food diary I think that's going to do me some good the other thing I think will be more research on what certain things i.e. protein actually does to your body especially of the woman my age and the benefits of it and I think it's taught me to maybe have a little bit of time for myself. And how would the mobile phone for you? Well funnily enough Robbie when I looked at my phone I've only used my phone three hours less a week than I did last week so I don't use my phone an awful lot anyway I'm not a scroller I've got more important things to do than scroll on my phone so I don't actually really but I did laugh and I looked and I was thinking oh well that time up in the bedroom I've only used it three hours less. Perfect thank you very much.
A man describes a seven-day retreat: a supportive group, running, sleep and phone habits.
Recording 1:32 · played in full
Hi Simon, this is your last day, your overall experience of the retreat, how has it been? When you came you didn't know many people, and how has the 7 days been for you? Yeah, great bunch of people, really supportive, that really helps out with the exercises as well because I didn't know all of the exercises that they do. It's been good. And how would you sum your experience in one word? Fun. And what would you say to those that are on the edge, they want to come but they've been nervous, what would you tell them? Yeah, nothing to be nervous about, it's a great group of people. I came here on my own, didn't know anybody beforehand so I'm very welcoming and supportive, so I'd go for it. What are the 3 best habits that you're going to take with you from this retreat that you're going to apply at home? Well, I'd already got the food one down pretty well, I think it's going to be more about sleep, not using my phone so much I found really great putting the phone away and just using it for like an hour in the evening instead of scrolling and also it was good to get back into running so I'm going to carry that on. Perfect, you had fun? Yep. Thank you very much. Absolutely.
A man describes a weekend retreat: cycling, confidence, meditation and sleep.
Recording 1:18 · played in full
How do you feel now in comparison to when you arrived? A lot better now than when I arrived. I arrived really low and down and felt like I was worthless now being here, I feel great. What has been the highlight of this weekend for you? Cycling. Doing all that cycling and I came first. Lovely. And what has changed within you? I feel happier, I feel more bright, I feel more confident and I do feel like I'm good enough. What are some new practices you'll continue on with? Continue on with meditation, cycling, the sleep. How are you feeling leaving? Sad. Very sad. I prefer it to go on a bit longer. Is there anything else you'd like to share? Great staff, always helpful and a bundle of fun. That's all the questions we've got so thank you. Thank you. Lovely.
A man describes a weekend retreat: connection, breathing practices and small steps.
Recording 3:39 · played in full
How do you feel now in comparison to when you arrived? I suppose better than when I arrived. Yeah. It's all small steps but it's nice to be with people in a similar situation. It makes you realise you're not alone, you know. So yeah, I'm better, yeah, better. Good. It's good to hear. What has been the highlight of this weekend for you? Again, meeting people, talking to people who are in a similar situation. I think getting out of your life situation for a few days is nice. Having a break, having a rest, I think it's just as important. Yeah. Yeah, just getting away. It's been nice. It's just been nice. It's been good. It's been really good. First, what has changed within you? I wouldn't say much has changed. It's just more about understanding who you are and where you want to go, you know? You know? Yeah, so no, that's changed. Just small steps, isn't it? Yeah. Just continuing the right way, you know? I like that answer. What are some new practices you will continue on with? Breathing techniques, quite definitely, I think, the way forward for me. And the other one, the 1-5. But the breathing, really, it's a quick surefire way of regulating yourself, isn't it? Yeah. It's just getting into the practice and the habit of doing it. So yeah, that's definitely... Excellent. How are you feeling leaving? Optimistic. I feel better prepared than when I came here in terms of just being me, you know? And what I've got to offer the world rather than what's been taken away from me. I just feel better for myself to go and tackle things, you know? Yeah. And is there anything else you'd like to share? Yeah, I mean, you guys have been great. It's a lovely venue. I thought the retreat was well organised. You know, it wasn't... It wasn't systematically, we've got to do this, do that, do that. You could drop out, you could opt for it. It was relaxed, which I felt was quite important, you know? Apart from being told to go a better half-ten. But, no, it was good. I know you guys are sort of setting this up, and I was quite impressed. You know, it's good value for money. You know, and you get to meet... I think a lot of us are quite insular in our own ways, and you get to meet people. When you realise that they're similar to you, it makes you feel not so isolated, you know? Yeah. Yeah, it's been good. It's been really good. Please. I'm pleased the retreat's been able to be there, and do those things for you. You know, no-one's expecting life groundbreaking. Again, it's just another couple of steps up the ladder, isn't it? You know? So, yeah, it's looking good. It's been lovely to have you. Thank you for coming. Yeah, thank you. Yeah, go have it.
Client-shared feedback from previous retreats. These recordings do not describe the upcoming 2027 Zanzibar departures. Captions and transcripts are draft transcriptions pending full audio verification.
Your retreat, at a glance
For men
£4,000per person · 10 nights
Flights excluded · 20–30 March 2027 · 10 nights
Small group · 10 men maximum
Enquire about Men’s ResetFor women
£4,000per person · 11 days / 10 nights
Flights excluded · 1–11 June 2027 · 11 days / 10 nights
Small group · 10 women maximum
Enquire about HER RESETFor couples
£7,000per couple · 10 nights
Flights excluded · 8–18 March 2027 · 10 nights
£6,000 for the first five couples, subject to confirmation.
Enquire about Couples ResetGood to know
Confirmed 2027 departures: Couples Reset 8–18 March (10 nights); Men’s Reset 20–30 March (10 nights); HER RESET 1–11 June (11 days, 10 nights). An enquiry does not reserve a place; availability and final arrangements are confirmed with the team before booking.
The retreat materials describe accommodation, food and programme activities. Couples also explicitly includes airport pickup. Ask for a confirmed breakdown for your chosen retreat. Flights are excluded.
Men’s Reset focuses on brotherhood and purpose. HER RESET creates space for self-worth and sisterhood. Couples Reset is for partners seeking time, communication and shared experiences.
When online enquiries are available, your message goes to the retreat team. They can discuss dates, suitability, accommodation and the final programme with you before you make any booking.
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