Unplug. Unwind. Come home to yourself.

This is not a cruise. It’s a quiet, anchored retreat.

We sail just far enough to leave your normal life behind—and drop anchor in a peaceful bay off an untouched coast. There, surrounded by water and sky, you’ll experience a rhythm few people ever taste.

Wake with the sun. Swim before coffee. Take slow walks. Yoga on the beach. Glide over water on paddleboards. Cook together, share stories, or sit in silence. Let the day unfold without urgency, driven only by what feels right.

This is stillness. And this is your time to feel it fully.

You don’t need to run. You just need to drift.

In a world that rewards speed and screens, stillness becomes an act of courage.

On board, there’s no rush. No signal. No schedule. Just breath, presence, and the soft motion of the sea. This retreat invites you to come back into your body, your breath, and your clarity—without distraction.

Alongside slow days and shared meals, you’ll find quiet resources to guide your reflection—books, questions, journaling prompts, and space to think differently. And when you’re ready, I’ll be there to help make sense of what surfaces—to ask the right questions, to listen well, and to gently signpost ways forward.

This is where the coaching happens. Not in a classroom, but in the quiet between waves.

You’ll leave with more than rest. You’ll leave with perspective—and a clearer sense of what’s next.

Meet Epiphany — your off-grid sanctuary at sea.

Epiphany is a Hallberg-Rassy 43 — a classic ocean-going yacht known for her strength, beauty, and comfort. Built to cross oceans, she’s steady in a swell, elegant in motion, and deeply safe. This is not a flashy charter boat — this is a home. A place to breathe, to belong, to be held by the sea.

Below deck, she’s warm and welcoming. Polished wood, natural light, and quiet corners for reading, journaling, or simply watching the sky. Outside, a wide teak deck and shaded cockpit give you space to stretch, reflect, and share meals under the open sky.

She has sailed across the Atlantic, weathered storms, and carried stories across thousands of miles. Now, she’s here for you — a floating retreat centre, anchored in stillness.

A typical day on board looks like this…

Bulleted Format or Soft Grid:

• Morning: Wake with the light. Swim, stretch, yoga or sit in silence on deck. Fresh breakfast together.
  
  

• Daytime: Paddleboarding, exploring the shoreline on foot, reading, resting, or simply watching the water move.
  
  

• Evening: Group reflection, shared cooking, and sunset moments under stars.
  
  

• Always: No phones. No pressure. Just presence.
  
  

Max 5 participants. Fully supported by an experienced skipper and facilitator.

Keep it simple. Bring only what helps you breathe.

Essentials:

• Lightweight clothes, layers, and swimwear
  
  

• Journal or notebook
  
  

• Sun protection
  
  

• Comfortable shoes or sandals for light coastal walks
  
  

• A book you love
  
  

• A quiet openness to whatever this brings
  
  

We provide all safety gear, paddleboards, linen, and nourishing food.

Your Sail to Stillness retreat includes everything you need for a week of simplicity and sea:

Life Onboard

• 7 nights aboard a classic 13.5m sailing yacht

• Professional skipper and guide

• All yacht costs – fuel, moorings, insurance, and safety gear

Food & Drink

• All meals and drinks on board (including wine)

• Fresh, simple food prepared daily

• Tea, coffee, snacks, and soft drinks always available

• (Eating out at local restaurants is optional and not included)

Activities & Extras

• All sailing, paddleboarding, swimming, and shore walks

• Yoga, meditation, and coaching

• Use of paddleboards, snorkels, and towels

• Linen, eco toiletries, and everything you need for life at anchor

Not included

• Flights to and from the destination

Q: Do I need sailing experience?
No. The boat will largely remain anchored during the retreat. You won’t need to sail or navigate—just be.

Q: Will I get seasick?
Most likely not. We’ll be in calm, sheltered bays and avoid rough weather. If you’re unsure, bring seasickness bands or light medication.

Q: Is this retreat guided or self-led?
It’s gently facilitated—with space for both group reflection and personal time. You can engage as deeply or lightly as you like.

Q: Can I come alone?
Absolutely. Most people do. This is a safe, supportive space to come as you are.

Q: What if I’ve never done anything like this before?
Perfect. That’s exactly the point.