Wellness islands offer luxurious resorts in the heart of untouched nature, healing therapy and counseling, yoga and meditation.

It is a safe haven where you can withdraw physically and emotionally and connect deeply with yourself and Mother Nature.

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka is a green island, tropical forests, rivers, waterfalls, mountains, botanical gardens, tea and cinnamon plantations.

This “Pearl of the Indian Ocean” has been praised for its golden dream beaches, incredible wildlife and lively culture.

It is also a contact point for Ayurveda and an “India light” wellness experience. Sri Lanka is considered a haven for those looking to revitalize their body and mind.

Kandaya Resort, Cebu Island

Cebu island

This long and narrow island is the largest in the Visayas region of the Philippines. It is considered to be the most dynamic island in the archipelago.

The real gem of Cebu are its milky sandy beaches with clear azure blue water. Its beach resorts offer world-class facilities, diving and infinity pools, fine restaurants and bars. Rooms with a private balcony offer a lush landscape with sea, mountains or beautiful gardens.

Water sports activities such as snorkeling, kayaking and jet skiing are available. For inner retreat there are spa & massage centers, yoga retreats and soft coral beaches surrounded by breathtaking nature.

Central America Islands

Wedged between the vast north and the elongated South America, Central America appears fragmented and fragile. This area of ​​six small states appears to be scattered across the Caribbean and the Pacific.

Still, Central America has a rich history, culture, diverse nature, unique settlements, and authentic people. It offers a lot of green that extends far below the clouds. Active volcanoes, dense jungle, clear rivers and colonial sites pulsate with every step.

Even though Costa Rica and Panama are the most popular countries in Central America, the sunsets on Isla de Ometepe and the Corn Islands are among the most beautiful in the world.

St. Regis Bora BoraSt. Regis Bora Bora

Bora Bora

Crystal clear turquoise water, surrounded by palm trees that sway as far as the eye can see. Breathtaking lagoons are rich in marine life, surrounded by snow-white powder beaches.

On a coral ring of Bora Bora are some of the most luxurious hotels in the world. Luxury resorts and spas line the island with overwater bungalows and thatched-roof villas. Tropical fish and giant manta rays glide leisurely by.

The dramatic Mount Otemanu overlooks the surreal lagoon with all its turquoise and blue tones. The lush tropical slopes and valleys bloom with hibiscus. The island of Bora Bora is a true paradise on earth.

San Jose del Cabo

Although it’s not an island but a peninsula, the feelings a stay here evokes are pretty similar. There are many spacious resorts with sea views, gorgeous pools and sandy beaches.

Daily fitness and yoga classes, meditation, massages and spa treatments nourish you physically, emotionally and spiritually. The holistic gates of Cabo have the power to transform and bring inner peace.

Personal accompaniment, help with luggage or with customs can contribute to a stress-free start to your holiday. Concierge services such as B. those who VIP service at Cabo Airport ensures a smooth transition from the airport to the resort.

Seychelles

One of the smallest countries in the world brings peace and adventure to those who seek it. The Seychelles’ endless, talc-white crescents offer privacy, ideal for leisure and me-time.

The Seychelles have unique vegetation that can be explored while kayaking through tunnels and forests. It is also home to giant tortoises and the native coco de mer palm.

When it comes to accommodation, Seychelles has it all. From rental houses, boutique hotels, hilltop villas with or without a private pool to apartments with beach views.

Jumby Bay pool suiteJumby Bay Island Resort

Jumby Bay Island

Accessible only by boat, there is no evidence of urban intruders or indigenous people. Powdered sugar-like beaches, lapped by clean, crystal clear water and a rich biodiversity make Jumby Bay one of the most beautiful and unspoilt places in the world.

Just a 6-minute boat ride from the coast of Antigua and yet worlds away from the hustle and bustle of the Caribbean. An exquisite and relaxed luxury resort, Jumby Bay is an island of simple pleasure.

This privately owned hideaway has remained successfully unchanged for centuries. Its picturesque landscapes and underwater habitats are the perfect place to take incredible photos and videos. Just pack up GoPro or one of its alternatives. Such places must survive oblivion.

Zanzibar

Zanzibar is one of the most beautiful islands in the Indian Ocean. It is adorned with the most beautiful tropical beaches and lush unspoiled nature.

Dipped in the heady scents of cloves, nutmeg and cinnamon, the Zanzibar archipelago has been known as the spice island for centuries. Local specialties are based on a variety of seafood and exotic fruits, making it one of the most delicious cuisines in the world.

The power of the ocean waves, pouring out in millions of shades of blue and merging with the sky into an infinite whole, leaves no one indifferent.

The Cook Islands

Far away, the Cook Islands have a lush mountainous hinterland full of hiking trails and waterfalls. Almost completely non-commercialized, it offers secluded and relaxed beaches. The most beautiful places here are never full.

Since there are hardly any poisonous animals or insects, the Cook Islands are very safe for outdoor activities. Swimming, snorkeling, and hiking are some of the most popular.

The Cook Islands are sprawling, harder to get to, and feel more remote, rustic, and authentic.

Royal Hideaway Corales BeachRoyal Hideaway Corales Beach, Canary Islands

Canary Islands

The Canary Islands are off the coast of northwest Africa and have sunshine most of the year.

They are all different from one another. Gran Canaria, Tenerife, La Palma, La Gomera and El Hierro are rocky and mountainous, full of forests and meadows. The remaining two islands are characterized by miles of endless sand. Fuerteventura resembles the Sahara with water, while Lanzarote resembles the surface of Mars.

An early morning sunrise walk, yoga or fitness sessions, diet and weight management bring body and mind back into balance. No wonder the ancient Greeks and Romans called the Canaries the happy islands.

The basic requirements for a wellness retreat include a swimsuit, sunscreen, Travel insurance, Passport and open mind and heart.

Article by Nina Petrov