Curated Collection

The Cherished 30

Our flagship list — the most exceptional luxury wellness retreats in the United Kingdom, hand-picked by our editorial team. Each retreat selected for distinctiveness of programme, depth of host expertise, integrity of setting, and a small editorial standard we look for. These are retreats for those spending £1,500+ per person on their wellbeing, and they are inclusion-by-invitation only.

The Collection

7 Curated Retreats

The Wellness Honeymoon — Devon Country House
couples

£3,850

per person

The Wellness Honeymoon — Devon Country House

Devon country house (representative venue), Devon

££££

The Strategic Retreat — CEO Recalibration
corporate offsite

£6,500

per person

The Strategic Retreat — CEO Recalibration

New Forest private estate (representative venue), New Forest

££££

Highland Couples Wellness — The Castle Reconnection
couples

£5,500

per person

Highland Couples Wellness — The Castle Reconnection

Private Scottish castle (representative venue), Scottish Highlands

££££

Lab Long Weekend — Biohacker Optimisation Retreat
wellness

£7,500

per person

Lab Long Weekend — Biohacker Optimisation Retreat

Private wellness estate (representative venue), Surrey

££££

Highland Quiet Recovery — Clinical Burnout Retreat
wellness

£8,500

per person

Highland Quiet Recovery — Clinical Burnout Retreat

Highland lodge (representative venue), Scottish Highlands

££££

Cotswolds Women's Mastermind — The Recalibration
women

£4,200

per person

Cotswolds Women's Mastermind — The Recalibration

Daylesford Country House (representative venue — actual venue varies per session), Cotswolds

££££

Cornish Coastal Reset — The Sea + Self Retreat
wellness

£2,850

per person

Cornish Coastal Reset — The Sea + Self Retreat

Cornwall coastal retreat (representative venue), Cornwall

£££

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