Ekamåla
Nature Retreat
Come and enjoy nature, simplicity and peace.
In a nordic forest in southern Sweden a silent lake is waiting for you- the perfect place to slow down and reconnect with nature. Join us as we build a haven for yoga, bushcraft and wilderness retreats.
The essence of life
Whether you’re wandering among the trees, joining a breathwork session, or simply sitting in stillness by the lake, Ekamåla invites an easeful way of being.
Spending time in nature, we are reminded that everything is connected. From the stars in the sky to the cells in our body- everything is brimming with aliveness.
Our vision is to work together with nature, tending to the lake and land in a holistic and ecological way, while sharing its beauty with guests and volunteers.
We offer yoga, breathwork and bushcraft workshops to enrich your journey.
Anybody who is one with what he or she does, is building a new earth.
– Eckhart Tolle
Gabi
”In one word: fantastic. The feeling of being alone in nature with a Swedish lake all for yourself.”
Ways to join and support us
Stay
Come as a paying guest for an unforgettable stay and set up your tent in our wilderness camp — a cozy forest hideaway with only trees, lake, and birdsong around you.
Volunteer
Lend a hand and be part of the building process — from forest pathways and DIY-projects to landscaping and creative ideas. Visit our Workaway host page to learn all about it!
Book us
Judith offers individual or group sessions in yoga, breathwork, and inner peace. In-person or online. Jan is available for professional carpentry and house assessments.
Donate
You can support us by donating time, money or goods. Every bit helps our family dedicate time and energy to shaping Ekamåla into a place on Earth where humans and nature can thrive.
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Back to basic, silence, a beautiful place to make a fire and grill some food.
– Erik
A walk through the forest, then the magnificent lake as a perfect place to have breakfast and read a book.
– Anne
“The world is a web of stories, connecting us to one another.“
Robin Wall Kimmerer
Does this project spark something in you?
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