Apr 18–21 · South Carolina · 4D / 3N
Charleston
Spring in the Low Country: Stillness in South Carolina
← Back to retreat overviewDay 1 · Apr 18
Welcome
Touch down in the Low Country, gather with the group, and ease into four days built for slowing down.
Airport & Hotel Pickups
Charleston International Airport (CHS). Plan to arrive no later than 10:30am.
Arrival Outing: Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
A selection of sandwiches, fruits, and snacks will be provided for lunch on the grounds.
Depart for Retreat House
Meet at the parking lot and head to the retreat house together.
Evening Activity: Arrive & Connect
We'll gather for a relaxed evening around the table, where a simple prompt helps turn introductions into meaningful conversations.
Group Dinner
After everything the day has brought, dinner becomes our time to settle in, unwind, and enjoy the simple pleasure of a beautiful meal together. It's a chance to reflect on the day's experiences and the friendships beginning to take shape.
Relax and Unwind
Wind down however feels right, with time to connect, time to recharge, and a pampering setting to enjoy the evening.
Day 2 · Apr 19
Old Oak and Salt Marshes
A day among ancient oaks and open marsh — trails to wander, and a 400-year-old tree to stand beneath.
Grounding Practice
A morning exploration of mind-body practices, offering a taste of breathwork, guided meditation, yoga, tai chi, aromatherapy, lymphatic drainage, chakra alignment, progressive muscle relaxation, and restorative techniques.
Chef's Breakfast & Picnic Lunch
Gather together for a chef-prepared breakfast filled with fresh, flavorful options, then return to a refreshed spread of offerings to create a picnic lunch for the day's adventures.
Depart for Day's Outing: Caw Caw Interpretive Center · Angel Oak Tree · Stono River County Park
Group drop-off and pick-up just outside the park.
Open Hiking & Exploration
Wander the trails and boardwalks at Caw Caw Interpretive Center.
Angel Oak Tree
The Angel Oak Tree, a majestic Southern live oak over 400 years old, is widely considered one of the oldest living organisms east of the Mississippi, creating the perfect space for a picnic lunch, connection, and journaling.
Evening Activity: Words in Stone
We'll revisit the reflections gathered while journaling beneath the oak tree, giving them new form through a meaningful creative experience.
Group Dinner
After everything the day has brought, dinner becomes our time to settle in, unwind, and enjoy the simple pleasure of a beautiful meal together. It's a chance to reflect on the day's experiences and the friendships beginning to take shape.
Relax and Unwind
Wind down however feels right, with time to connect, time to recharge, and a pampering setting to enjoy the evening.
Day 3 · Apr 20
Into the Wild
Wild beaches, an untouched wildlife refuge, and open air for open minds.
Grounding Practice
A morning exploration of mind-body practices, offering a taste of breathwork, guided meditation, yoga, tai chi, aromatherapy, lymphatic drainage, chakra alignment, progressive muscle relaxation, and restorative techniques.
Chef's Breakfast & Picnic Lunch
Gather together for a chef-prepared breakfast filled with fresh, flavorful options, then return to a refreshed spread of offerings to create a picnic lunch for the day's adventures.
Depart for Day's Outing: Bulls Island, Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge
Group drop-off and pick-up just outside the refuge.
Open Hiking & Exploration
Wander Boneyard Beach and the maritime forest trails of Cape Romain.
Marsh View Trail
A quieter stop to take in the marsh before heading back.
Evening Activity: Made to Savor
We'll turn inspiration from the day's adventures into edible art, creating something meaningful to share with new friends or bring home.
Group Dinner
After everything the day has brought, dinner becomes our time to settle in, unwind, and enjoy the simple pleasure of a beautiful meal together. It's a chance to reflect on the day's experiences and the friendships beginning to take shape.
Relax and Unwind
Wind down however feels right, with time to connect, time to recharge, and a pampering setting to enjoy the evening.
Day 4 · Apr 21
Farewell
Slow mornings, one last outing on the water, and goodbyes until next time.
Grounding Practice
A morning exploration of mind-body practices, offering a taste of breathwork, guided meditation, yoga, tai chi, aromatherapy, lymphatic drainage, chakra alignment, progressive muscle relaxation, and restorative techniques.
Chef's Breakfast & Picnic Lunch
Gather together for a chef-prepared breakfast filled with fresh, flavorful options, then return to a refreshed spread of offerings to create a picnic lunch for the day's adventures. Please have luggage ready for departure.
Depart for Final Outing: Shem Creek and a Walk Along the Shore
Drop-offs
Choose your farewell: downtown Charleston or Charleston International Airport (CHS).
Ready to claim your spot?
We keep our retreats small by design because the most meaningful connections happen in smaller circles.
Spring in the Low Country:
Stillness in South Carolina$1,195
per person · retreat fee- All meals, locally sourced & seasonal
- Kayaking through tidal creeks & marshes
- Morning movement & guided meditation
- Curated group activities & free time
- Round-trip transfer from Charlotte Douglas
+ Choose your room
- Cozy single · shared bath$180/night
- King suite · private porch$480/night
More room options available at booking. Tap a room to see your estimated total.
Payment & Cancellation Policies
A $300 non-refundable deposit is required at the time of booking to secure your spot on any TEVA retreat. This deposit cannot be refunded regardless of the reason for cancellation.
For U.S. retreats, half of the remaining balance is due 60 days before your arrival date, with the other half due 30 days before departure.
For international retreats, half of the remaining balance is due 120 days before your arrival date, with the other half due 90 days before departure.
You're welcome to pay in full at any time. If you're booking after the final payment deadline has passed, full payment is required at the time of reservation.
Please note that any invoice not paid within 7 days of the deadlines above may result in your reservation being released. No refunds will be issued for bookings canceled due to non-payment.
Cancellation PolicyIf you cancel before the final payment deadline, any payments made beyond your initial $300 deposit will be refunded. The deposit itself remains non-refundable.
If you cancel after the final payment deadline, all payments including the deposit are non-refundable. This reflects the financial commitments we make to our venues, guides, and service partners well in advance of your arrival.
In the unlikely event that TEVA cancels a retreat, you will receive a full 100% refund.
We strongly encourage all guests to purchase travel insurance to protect their investment against unforeseen circumstances.