5 Elements - Women's Retreat

An invitation to step away for a moment and reconnect with yourself.

Suitable for all levels. Max. 8 participants.

Experience the versatility of yoga and find your inner balance on a 2-day retreat with yoga instructor, meditation and relaxation coach, and sports physician Silke Kranz-Breitschopf from 30 April to 2 May 2027

• Four yoga sessions
• Group morning walk

Each session is based on one of the five elements and helps you to gather strength and realign your inner balance.

↠ from 622,- € per person in the double room or double room for single use 722,- €

Other inclusive services

Year-round heated outdoor pool with 32°C water, sustainably heated with geothermal energy
Pinzgau cuisine Half board
Gourmet breakfast with everything your heart desires
Afternoon cake
5-course evening menu
Use of both SPAs
Rooftop SPA LEONARIUM – adults-only spa above the rooftops of Leogang with panoramic sauna, infrared cabin, relaxation rooms, massage and beauty centre
Family spa with indoor pool and saunas
Early check-in and late check-out at the spa
Two free mountain railway rides per day with the Saalfelden Leogang Card and much more
Yoga equipment (mat, meditation cushion, yoga blocks)

More information about Silke Kranz-Breitschopf

The style of yoga I practise is Vinyasa Yoga – a dynamic style in which movements flow seamlessly with the breath. The sequence of poses varies and adapts to the focus of the session. In 5 Elements Yoga, the focus is on one element from TCM at a time: water, fire, earth, wood and metal, with metal being the focus of our morning walk. Here, we experience walking as meditation. Water supports letting go and flowing. Fire gives us energy and courage. Earth gives us calm and grounding. Wood directs our gaze forward and allows us to grow. Metal brings clarity and structure. The asanas (exercises), as well as the breathing exercises and meditation in the session, are tailored to the respective element: the corresponding meridians are opened, and the appropriate tastes, smells and colours are used to support the practice.