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Red Sea Retreat 2026

Name: Red Sea Retreat 2026
Location: Eilat , israel

Location

Eilat , israel

Dates

November 12-14 2026

Duration

2nights · 3 days

Deposits accepted · Full balance due 30 days before retreat

About This Retreat

Eilat — where the Red Sea meets the desert. Famous among freedivers for its unique blend of desert and sea, and its warm, crystal-clear waters. A raw and spectacular backdrop for our final retreat of 2026. Details coming soon. Sign up for updates.

A day in the retreat

Morning

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Breakfast

The day starts around a shared table. Good food before the sea.

Morning

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Freediving Theory & Breathwork

Theory, breathing exercises, and preparation for open water. Mind and body ready for depth — then into the sea.

Midday

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Lunch

For all the hungry ones coming back from the water. Real food, slow table, good conversation.

Midday

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Rest

Unstructured time. Digest, talk, read, write, nap. No program. The body knows what it needs.

Afternoon

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Handstand Practice

Strength, technique, and balance. Focused progressions, a lot of play, and personal feedback.

Evening

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Dinner

Another proper meal, cooked with care. The kind you actually remember.

Night

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Free Time

No agenda. Time to connect, sit by the sea, or just be. Whatever feels right.

Who is it for

For the curious and capable. You don't need to be advanced, you need to be ready to try. People come from all levels, from complete beginners to experienced movers. What everyone shares: genuine curiosity and willingness to go deep.

Handstands

Wall handstand for 20 seconds minimum. That's the baseline we build from. More advanced practitioners get taken further.

Freediving

Zero experience required. We start from breath and pool work, build to open water. Everyone gets individual guidance.

Fitness

Generally healthy and active. No specific fitness level. The retreat is progressive — each person works from where they are.

Your guides

Hand Balancer

Yuval Oz

Yuval has spent years at the edge of what a body can balance. His work lives between circus, street performance, and deep movement teaching. He brings precision without rigidity — and play without losing control.

The goal is not just to improve, but to fall in love with the practice.

Hand BalancingCircus ArtsMovementPerformance

Freediving Instructor

Gil Fox

Gil knows what it means to go below the surface — literally and metaphorically. A national record holder and certified instructor, he creates a space where depth feels safe. His teaching is calm, methodical, and deeply human.