Can I bring alcohol?
The choice is always up to you. We do encourage you to keep it sober, to really give the body a rest so it can recharge.
How do I get to the location?
It is possible to get to the location by public transport, we will try to carpool once the group has been established
How does a typical day look like?
Wake up in the morning with the sound of birds, from your bed and when you’re ready make your way to the big common room where there’s the smell of incense waiting for you and a cup of tea/coffee. Join the meditation in the morning and after that a moment of reflection time in silence with focus on the theme of that day. Then we’ll have breakfast all together and the afternoon, there’s always an activity, i.e. nature walk. In the evening after dinner we gather around the fireplace and talk about the theme of that day and share worlds. We connect, enjoy and have fun.
What do I really need for this journey for the trekking part?
This trekking will give you a good idea of what it means to be on a multiple day hike. It is a bit like if you go sporting, you can bring shorts, leggings, some sport socks. Make sure to always bring a nice warm fleece sweater and a waterproof jacket. Important are shoes that offer you a bit more grip and are more solid for a good day of walking. Therefore, some trail shoes or ankle protection is really recommended. Besides that you’ll be backpacking! A backpack of approx 50 liters would suffice. If you’re in need of items that you may not be using again we can always rent them out to you.
So, backpack 50 liter, good walking shoes, fleece sweater, rain jacket may be things you haven’t got yet. Sport outfits you may have already.
Please know that before we leave you’ll get a video and a packing list on what to bring.
How to get there?
There’s a public transport stop literally in front of the terrain. From Amsterdam it will take approx 2 hours and 11 minutes. Our plan is to always carpool! So if you want to join someone let us know!
Are pets allowed?
Unfortunately there are no pets allowed to keep us company. However, the camping has horses, squirrels and sheep running around! So we’ve some company!
How does the menu look like?
Oh you better be ready for it. Everything is vegan.
Dinner
Pumpkin curry with bulgur, edamame beans, tauge, chickpeas, carrot, koriander, lime
Breakfast
Overnight oats with peanut butter, chia seeds, red berries
To-go lunch:
Sriracha hummus – smoked tofu – rucola baguette
Raw courgette tartare sandwichÂ
Dinner
Red lentil dahl with quinoa, tempeh bacon, cauliflower, broccoli, coconut herb yoghurt
Breakfast
Rice porridge with chuka wakame, pickled radish, corn
To-go lunch
Tahini – pickled-roasted mushroom – iceberg – multigrain buns
Miso – corn – sesame oil – roasted ratatouille veggies – mesclun – wraps
Difficulty of activities
This is a very moderate Journey in terms of adventure travel. We’ll do day hikes and you can learn how to surf and practice yoga. But in no need of being an advanced yogi, or mountaineer. Don’t worry if there’s any worries in terms of your fitness. However, if there’s something we should know about you ‘challenge’ please let us know.
What to bring?
For this Journey you don’t need much, this will be provided to you before we go. Many things are there, but you may want some nice sneakers for day-hikes and a warm sweater and jacket just in case 🙂 The rest will follow when you sign up.
Coaching
There’s always a coach present to help you in this process and to guide the group during the group sessions if necessary. This means that during your Journey, that person is always available to you serving the group and you. Don’t hesitate to have a chat!