Three Days of Quiet: Yoga and Meditation in Arrieta’s Navarre Pyrenees

ARRIETA WORKSHOP FIELD GUIDE

Three Days of Quiet: Yoga and Meditation in Arrieta’s Navarre Pyrenees

A focused, three-day retreat (August 22–24, 2025) offering daily yoga, meditation and nature-connected rest—this guide explains the schedule, setting, and what to expect.

Three Days of Quiet: Yoga and Meditation in Arrieta’s Navarre Pyrenees.

Duration
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Location
Arrieta
Operator
Centro de Retiros de Yoga Pirineos
Category
Workshop
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Escape to the small mountain village of Arrieta in the Navarre Pyrenees for a three-day retreat of yoga, meditation and deep relaxation. Set in a tranquil mountain setting where the pace of life slows, the program is built to help participants reconnect with nature, discover—or deepen—their practice, and recover from the stresses of city life.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE PLACE

Arrieta: a small, tranquil Pyrenean village

The retreat is staged in Arrieta in the Navarre Pyrenees, a compact mountain village whose quiet, natural surroundings are presented as ideal for meditation and deep relaxation.

THE PRACTICE

Daily yoga and meditation sessions

Across three days participants practice yoga, meditation, pranayama and mindful walking designed both for those discovering the practices and for those wishing to deepen them.

THE RHYTHM

A measured daily schedule built for rest

Each retreat day follows a deliberate rhythm of morning meditation and yoga, mindful walking, restorative meals, afternoon pranayama and relaxation, evening satsang and a nightly silence intended to support restorative rest.

What the day feels like

What three days in Arrieta feels like

The retreat unfolds as a cycle of early-morning meditation and yoga, a simple breakfast, mindful walking, a midday meal and rest, an afternoon session of pranayama and relaxation, followed by restorative dinner, evening satsang and an imposed silence to close the day—an intentionally slow cadence that prioritizes presence and recovery.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this retreat suits and what it assumes.

1
Mindful seekers and stressed urbanitesThe program is framed as an opportunity to 'reconnect with nature' and to recover from city stress, making it suited to travelers seeking quiet and restoration.
2
Beginners and regular practitionersThe retreat explicitly supports those who want to discover yoga and meditation as well as those wishing to deepen an existing practice.
3
Travelers who prefer a low-intensity scheduleDaily programming emphasizes meditation, gentle yoga, pranayama, walking and restorative periods—this is not a high‑intensity adventure itinerary.
4
Those with scheduling constraintsArrival and departure windows and the set daily rhythm require adherence to set check‑in/out times and meal periods; any specific participant limits, age or health restrictions were not specified in the provided materials.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

This is a three-day retreat running August 22–24, 2025.

Arrival & Departure

Arrival is scheduled Friday between 17:30 and 18:30 with the retreat starting at 19:00; the retreat ends on Sunday after the midday meal at approximately 13:00. The timetable may vary slightly with weather and season.

What to Bring

The provided materials did not list specific gear or packing requirements; contact the operator for recommended clothing or props.

Operator & Location

The retreat is hosted by Centro de Retiros de Yoga Pirineos in the village of Arrieta in the Navarre Pyrenees.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What time should I arrive?

Arrival is between 17:30 and 18:30 on Friday; the retreat begins at 19:00.

When does the retreat finish?

The retreat concludes on Sunday after the midday meal, around 13:00.

What does a typical day look like?

A typical day starts at 07:30 with meditation and yoga, includes breakfast at 09:30, mindful walking at 10:00, lunch at 13:30, rest at 14:30, pranayama and relaxation at 16:00, dinner at 19:00, satsang at 20:00 and a period of silence from 22:00.

Can beginners participate?

Yes—the retreat is designed both for those who want to discover these practices and for those who wish to deepen them.

Can the schedule change?

Yes—the schedule may vary slightly depending on weather and the season.

Who runs the retreat and where is it located?

The retreat is offered by Centro de Retiros de Yoga Pirineos in the small mountain village of Arrieta in the Navarre Pyrenees.