Grounding
Time in nature — forest bathing, walking, breath — to support an inner transformational journey in the wild.
Welcome to Tanzania — a quiet country built for grounding. This retreat was shaped for Labfresh as a deliberate counterpoint to the velocity of modern work: a week to slow the breath, return to the body, and remember that attention is a finite, sacred resource. Two carefully chosen lodges, one valley, and the long, uncluttered horizons of the Rift become the backdrop for an inner transformation guided by the wild.
Time in nature — forest bathing, walking, breath — to support an inner transformational journey in the wild.
Sundowners, journaling, and guided pauses to take in the first moments of the journey and what they reveal.
A closing sequence at Rhotia to consolidate, integrate, and carry the experience home with intention.

Labfresh — hosts & journey patrons
Lotte and Kasper are the married Dutch–Danish couple behind Labfresh, the textile innovation house they co-founded in 2017. What began as a shared frustration with shirts that stain, wrinkle, and smell grew into Europe's most-crowdfunded fashion brand, with flagship stores in Amsterdam and Copenhagen and customers in 82 countries. Their proprietary FreshCore™ fabric — developed with support from MIT and WBSO research grants — bonds performance into the fibre itself, producing clothes that quietly refuse to quit.
As the hosts making this journey possible, Lotte and Kasper bring the same community-driven, build-it-together spirit that shaped Labfresh: products financed by 12,000 customers, flagship stores opened with loans from 232 of them, and 817 customers welcomed in as co-owners. This trip is an extension of that ethos — a small, considered group stepping out of the daily grind together, with the people behind the brand right there alongside them.

Bespoke journey design & facilitation
Ela is a former medical practitioner, teacher, and the founder of Breathwork Africa. Her work is rooted in a deep understanding of how the human body processes energy, tension, and its natural capacity to heal. By beautifully weaving together medical science, nature, and wisdom traditions, she guides leaders and creators toward a deeper state of clarity and agency.
As your facilitator on our journey to Tanzania, Ela creates a grounded, restorative space. Through intentional breathwork and tailored practices, she will guide you to step away from the noise of a demanding lifestyle, reconnect with your natural rhythms, and return home feeling entirely whole.

Private transfer from JRO
On arrival at Kilimanjaro International, private drivers meet the group and travel quietly into the foothills toward Arusha.
Welcome around the fireplace
Kili Villas — a small family-style lodge tucked into a quiet garden close to Arusha — receives the group with light snacks around the fire. A gentle beginning, by design.

Guided meditation in nature
Transfer to Arusha National Park for a day of forest bathing. A Kaer facilitator opens the session beneath ancient fig and yellowwood.
Meru crater hike & picnic
A scenic drive ascends through Mount Meru's vegetation zones to the crater rim — heath, moorland, waterfalls, the dormant ash cone. Sunbirds and red-fronted parrots through the wildflowers; lunch laid in a natural amphitheatre.
Return to Kili Villas
A long, slow sundowner back at the lodge. Time to reflect on the first moments of the journey.

Yoga, meditation, reflection
A recommended Kaer-led practice on the lawns of Kili Villa before the road. Breath, body, intention.
Transfer to Rhotia Valley Tented Lodge
Safari vehicles carry the group west, climbing toward the Ngorongoro Conservation Area and the valley that holds Rhotia.
Sundowner & dinner
Arrival in the golden hour. A long sundowner on the deck, dinner under canvas.

Forest hike, Mto wa Mbu
Descend into the Great Rift Valley and walk through a groundwater forest of streams and small waterfalls. Bushbuck, monkeys, the soft noise of birds.
Game drive — Lake Manyara
A park celebrated for ever-changing landscape: forest, plains, soda lake. Large elephant herds, tree-climbing lions, hippos, giraffe, buffalo, and — seasonally — thousands of flamingos along the shore.

Hadzabe community visit
An early breakfast then on to Lake Eyasi, home to one of the last hunter-gatherer peoples in East Africa. A rare, careful exchange — hunting techniques, customs, a way of living that has barely changed.
Lakeside meditation
A quiet session on the shores of Eyasi. Mindfulness, reflection, or simply the wind across the water.

Transfer to the Conservation Area
A short transfer brings the group to the rim of one of Africa's most iconic landscapes — a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of the largest intact volcanic calderas on earth.
Game drive — Ngorongoro Crater
The crater floor holds the Big Five and a vast diversity of wildlife in a single immense bowl. Time to drive slowly, to look, to be silent.
Return to Rhotia
Back to camp for the final night of the retreat.

Closing circle
Kaer guides a final session in the bush — a quiet opportunity for reflection, and to consolidate the experiences of the journey before they scatter.
Lunch & transfer to JRO
Check-out, lunch, and a transfer to Kilimanjaro International in time for international departures. A roadside dinner can be arranged on request.


Arusha · Tanzania
A small, family-style lodge in a quiet setting close to Arusha — the perfect place to gently begin. Lush gardens, an unhurried staff, and an immediate sense that you have already arrived.










Ngorongoro Region · Tanzania
Set on a hill above the Rhotia Valley, this intimate tented lodge looks out across the Ngorongoro highlands. A canvas suite with a private deck and the long quiet of the bush.








Total
€ 6.285
Final pricing on confirmation