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October at F Zeen retreat: an ‘Eat Pray Love’ experience


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Extend the summer and explore one of Greece’s most precious gems S


urrounded by turquoise waters, F Zeen is an adults-only retreat located on the sandy coastline of


Kefalonia island. Infl uenced by Greek


primordial


culture, the retreat celebrates the good life in over 15 acres of Eden-like environment, where nature is the focal point. Its fusion of Mediterranean terroir with tropical fl ora is home to


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three swimming pools, two restau- rants, three spas, outdoor fi tness gyms and private yoga decks over- looking the Ionian azure. T e sandy beach at F Zeen retreat


is a perfect spot to lounge using the private sunbeds and umbrellas while absorbing your vitamin D or enjoying the many activities off ered, from kayaking to snorkelling.


F Zeen celebrates Emotional


Wellness Month this October with a Self-Discovery T rough T e Elements Of Nature Retreat, including yoga and meditation sessions, spa treatments and hiking activities, all of which promise a harmonious connection between mind, body and soul. T is October, disconnect and embrace the good life at F Zeen retreat.


This October, disconnect and


T: +44 020 7183 5383 fzeenretreat.com Follow: @F_Zeen_Retreat Lourdas Beach Road, Kefalonia 28083, Greece


embrace the values of the good life at F Zeen retreat


IMMERSE YOURSELF


in a true cultural experience at the award-winning Kasbah


Tamadot, Sir Richard Branson’s Moroccan retreat set in the foothills of Morocco’s Atlas Mountains.


Learn how to make Berber bread in the gardens kitchen (and then enjoy it at breakfast), take tea in a local Berber house, learnhow to cook an authentic Moroccan dish in a cookery class and you can even ride one of the resident mules.


LEARN MORE: www.kasbahtamadot.com


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