$1950/person includes lodging, all on-site meals/snacks, and yoga.

Room 5: 2 double bunks, 1 single pullout

Room 6: 2 double bunks, 2 single bunks

$2000/person includes lodging, all on-site meals/snacks, and yoga

Room 4: 3 singles; 1 single bunk

Room 7: 4 single bunks

Room 8: 4 single bunks

$2,250/person includes lodging, all on-site meals/snacks, and yoga.

Room 2: 3 singles, or a king and a single

Room 3: 1 double; 1 single bunk

Room 9: 3 single bunks

$2,500/person includes lodging, all on-site meals/snacks, and yoga.

Room 1: King or 2 singles.

Room 10: King

Absolutely! A number of our favorite solo Flowgis are planning to come together without a partner or family member, and we’ll all be traveling around together for excursions. The yoga sessions, circles, meals, and social spaces are always lively, and there's plenty of opportunity to connect with others. The group suites are a great option for single travelers, and we'll host a happy hour at the studio for everyone to get to know each other before we leave.

No, we will place guests once we have a full understanding of who is coming to make the most of the available space and accommodate needs. Please share your preferences when you submit your deposit.

We are using the deposits to secure the property, so unfortunately the deposit is non-refundable. Remaining balances will be due in full the first week of January 2026. If you must cancel after paying the balance, we will do our best to secure a replacement from the waitlist. Trip insurance is always a great option to offset the risk of life happening!

We can't predict future airfare, but our direct flight was ~$1000/person.

In Ireland, the standard electrical outlet type is Type G,— a three-pronged, rectangular plug. Every room has electric outlets for charging your tech. There are no TVs in the rooms or public spaces. There is wifi throughout the resort.

Yes, bring your mat and a mat towel. We are taking Liforme mat orders and will have new mats delivered to the facility for anyone interested.

• Yoga Mat (we will be providing an option to purchase and ship a new mat to and from Ireland)

• Hair ties

• Journal (optional)

• Phone charger

Yes, we will be offering meals featuring locally and humanely sourced animal protein, as well as vegetarian, pescatarian, and gluten-free options.

Ireland is beautiful, green, and the climate is similar to the Pacific Northwest (meaning it’s wet). In May there will be spring weather with highs in the low 60s and lows in the low 50s. You’ll want to dress in layers and bring a quality rain jacket.

Yoga clothes for 4 days

Bathing suit if you plan to wild swim

Sandals or slides for walking around the resort and public spaces

Appropriate shoes and clothing for hiking. This means old tennis or closed-toed shoes with sturdy soles and laces.

Nicer casual clothes for dinners

[Do not overpack! There’s a public washer and dryer on site.]

You can get by without it. Your best exchange rate will be purchasing with a credit card and choosing to transact through Euros. Service charges are included at restaurants, and tipping is not expected or necessary.

We will publish a daily itinerary for the week once we finish a little more of our planning, but in general, here's a good approximation of each day:

6am: Coffee available

7:30 am: First class followed by breakfast

8:35 am: Second practice followed by breakfast

10-5: excursions and downtime

5-6:30 restorative and circle

6:30pm-7:45 dinner

7:45-bed fire pit / socializing

The gift shop has a cooler with a selection of Irish beers for sale, and we’re a short walk/bike ride from town where you can purchase your own beverage of choice for the fridge.

Oh yes. There will be a variety of excursions every day that non-yogis will love. We also encourage them to try yoga with you! We will offer slow flow/gentle and more challenging class tracks each day, as well as workshops and restorative sessions that all skill levels will enjoy.