10 months ago · on Google
Great place for retreat to get back to your inner self.
Retreats, Nature & Experiences Serpentine
Serpentine Retreat Centre
The Centre for Attitudinal Healing's bush retreat an hour south-east of Perth, used by community groups, families and teams.
- Typically $200 and above
Photos via Google — Want to Bees, Michael, T Nguyen
What it’s like
Accommodation runs from a cottage to shared quarters for 23 or 46, with a hall for meetings and meditation, a fully equipped kitchen, an outdoor meeting grove, a winter bonfire area and walking trails through the property. Published rates: cottage $500 a night, the 23-bed wing $1,600, the 46-bed wing $3,000, and hall hire $500 a day Monday to Thursday.
Good for
Go deeper
Reset
Wind down
The experience
Meditation and meeting hall
Guided or silent sitting, timed
Chairs and cushions · No experience needed
Also offered: Group retreat accommodation, Bush walks and trails, Venue hire for programs
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Getting there
Address
Serpentine WA 6125
Exact address not provided.
Get directions (opens Google Maps)- Distance
- 47 km from the CBD measured to the suburb, not the door Distances calculated from OpenStreetMap data.
Experience DNA
A quick feel for the room, based on how Meditation sessions usually run.
- Physical effort
- Quietness
- Hands-on support
- Price accessibility
- Beginner friendliness
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Reviews
5.0 out of 5 from 32 reviews on Google
From Google
8 years ago · on Google
Excellent retreat centre in a secluded location. Quality teaching by experienced teacher.
2 years ago · on Google
No words can describe this beautiful place. U need to experience it. ❤️. Tq everyone who has helped to arrange the retreat.
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Where is Serpentine Retreat Centre?
Serpentine WA 6125.
What does Serpentine Retreat Centre offer?
Group retreat accommodation, Meditation and meeting hall, Bush walks and trails, Venue hire for programs.
How do I book with Serpentine Retreat Centre?
Directly with the practice, through their website or by phone on 08 6186 4444. Oria Haven takes no bookings for it and no commission on them.
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