Arriving home: an immersion (4-7 September)
4 - 7 September
Fritton Lake, NR31
Arriving Home is a four-day retreat in Suffolk, co-created by WildKin and the Bio-Leadership Project, an invitation in a busy and uncertain world, to come back home. Set within the rewilded landscapes of WildEast, the retreat includes a blend of mindfulness, movement, swimming, storytelling, and a 24-hour solo nature quest guided by Andres Roberts. Through shared meals, reflection, and a concluding sound journey, you will get the chance to slow down, find stillness, and cultivate a deeper sense of presence and balance to carry forward into daily life.
4 - 7 September
Fritton Lake, NR31
Arriving Home is a four-day retreat in Suffolk, co-created by WildKin and the Bio-Leadership Project, an invitation in a busy and uncertain world, to come back home. Set within the rewilded landscapes of WildEast, the retreat includes a blend of mindfulness, movement, swimming, storytelling, and a 24-hour solo nature quest guided by Andres Roberts. Through shared meals, reflection, and a concluding sound journey, you will get the chance to slow down, find stillness, and cultivate a deeper sense of presence and balance to carry forward into daily life.
4 - 7 September
Fritton Lake, NR31
Arriving Home is a four-day retreat in Suffolk, co-created by WildKin and the Bio-Leadership Project, an invitation in a busy and uncertain world, to come back home. Set within the rewilded landscapes of WildEast, the retreat includes a blend of mindfulness, movement, swimming, storytelling, and a 24-hour solo nature quest guided by Andres Roberts. Through shared meals, reflection, and a concluding sound journey, you will get the chance to slow down, find stillness, and cultivate a deeper sense of presence and balance to carry forward into daily life.
“I have arrived, I am home. In the here, in the now.”
— Thich Nhat Hanh
What does ‘arriving home’ mean to you?
Arriving home to yourself, to another, to the land, to the present moment.
Modern life is relentlessly fast and unpredictable.
Days, weeks, even years can pass us by—breathless, thrilling, challenging, and overwhelming.
In this torrent of life—and of news—our minds become our masters, fixating on the past or worrying about the future. A constant conversation that we begin to take as truth.
However, this dynamic takes us further from the truth that exists in our bodies, in community, and in the land.
Arriving Home is a retreat designed by WildKin in collaboration with the Bio Leadership Project, offering you the space, tools, and connection to make this vital journey back to presence, stillness, and intuition.
Over four days offline and in connection, the retreat invites you to take a breath and come back home. Set on the magical rewilding and regenerative site of WildEast, this experience draws on the wisdom of these wild and free lands.
In preparation, we will spend time reflecting, walking, swimming, storytelling, eating, and resting. We will also enjoy breathwork and qigong inspired by the season, guided by Simon Lamb.
From our ‘wild home’, you will venture on boats across Fritton Lake and out into the 1,000-acre rewilding site for a 24-hour ‘nature quest’. Guided by the experienced and passionate Andres Roberts, this is a rare chance to let the internal waters settle and see what truths they reveal.
Returning to our base, we will reflect together around the fire before cooking a feast on it, celebrating with music, dance, and motion.
The retreat concludes with a guided sound journey by Rose Haynes to integrate the wisdom and the feeling.
The roots of this retreat reach into many sources. Expect to find inspiration from Taoism, Buddhism, Native American wisdom, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Tai Chi, Qigong, and the science of breathwork. You will learn how to listen, speak, walk, sleep, and even breathe differently. You will also have the chance to practise it deeply, supported by the extraordinary healing power of nature. And very gently, we will also explore the idea that the world needs a new kind of balance—a rebalance of doing and not doing.
The real magic begins when you return to your physical home, equipped with new capacities—and desire—for stillness, openness, and balance. Knowing that when the winds of life blow you off course, you know the way back to centre.
The way back home.