Yoga retreat with The Yoga Project

A yoga retreat with The Yoga Project at Bab Zouina, on the Route de l'Ourika in Morocco, for people who want a week of guided practice in a dedicated retreat venue. Yoga is described as the heart of Bab Zouina, and retreats run throughout the year, each designed around its own teacher and style. This one is led by The Yoga Project and is open to those drawn to a yoga holiday in Morocco with teaching, workshops and time away built into the stay.

What to Expect

The week is a residential yoga retreat: teaching and workshops are part of the stay, with accommodation and meals at the venue. Bab Zouina hosts a wide range of styles across its calendar, including Ashtanga, Flow, Hatha, Iyengar, Jivamukti, Kundalini, Sivananda and Yin, and works with qualified teachers to shape each retreat. The Yoga Project's retreat is listed as a one-week stay. Some retreats at the venue add excursions or activities, and the specific brochure for this retreat is the place to see what its week includes.

Bab Zouina also hosts Teacher Training courses with qualified teachers, generally following the Yoga Alliance framework, which gives a sense of the standard of teaching the venue works to.

The Setting

Bab Zouina sits on the Route de l'Ourika in Morocco, and presents itself as a breathtaking venue for yoga. Accommodation and meals are part of the price, as is an airport transfer, so arrival is arranged rather than left for you to work out. Depending on the retreat, guests book either directly with the teacher or with Bab Zouina.

Before You Go

- Included: airport transfer, teaching and workshops, accommodation and meals.
- Possible extras: certain retreats include additional excursions or activities, so check the retreat brochure for this one.
- Booking: depending on the retreat, you can book directly with the teacher or with Bab Zouina.
- Hosting your own: teachers who would like to organise a retreat at the venue can contact Bab Zouina.

Level, language and packing details are not set out for this particular retreat, so it is worth asking the hosts about your experience and needs before you commit.