Bali Silent Retreat - View from dorm

A Few Recent Comments

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Most of the comments on the evaluation form are equally as complimentary as these and I am so very very grateful Bali Silent Retreat is feeding the needs of the guests who visit.  — Patricia, Founder.

“Easily 3 of the most tranquil and serene days of my life!! I’ll be back!”
— Elizabeth, No California

“The MOST AMAZING garlic onion hummus I’ve ever tasted AND slathered upon some of the most yummy and hearty rustic sourdough bread, warm from the oven.”
— Day Guest, Jaclin, Australia and Bali Read more

Jen yoga

Jen, our Yoga Teacher in Residence

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Although yoga teachers frequent our Seva Program, Jen is our permanent Yoga Teacher on Staff. She is amazing! Go Jen!

Buster

Buster

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Buster just arrived to bless us with his good nature and friendly wag. He might greet you with hopes for an ear scratch.

Labrynth Francesca

Making a wish in the labyrinth

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An Italian guest makes her wish as she meanders the Labyrinth Meditation Walk.

Pradnya and 2 boys yoga

Yoga with 3 Balinese

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How blessed we are to be guests on their island, with the performance of their culture and abundance of their generosity.

All-Day-Grazing Table

All-Day-Grazing Table

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All-Day-Grazing Table. . . yummy and healthy. A typical sampling:

  • Garden  Couscous w grated cauliflower and beetroot with apple, raisins, and mint.
  • Chinese cabbage w herb garden dressing.
  • Veggie garden crudités w pesto dip
  • Herb roasted croutons
  • Garden veggie Kiamichi
  • Garden Smoothie: aloe vera,  banana, coconut, turmeric, lemon balm and apple
  • Fresh breads and sticks baked today with herb butter and fresh jams.
  • 10Am bread from the oven featured today-Walnut Bread

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Bali Silent Retreat pradnya

It looks like we’re open!

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  • People are finding us and booking reservations to check it out for 1 night or like Angela who booked for 20 days to finish her thesis.
  • Everyone seems to love it, love the food, love the silence, and are ever so patient as we work out the details of operation processes.
  • I’ve noticed the calm reverence all the guests have for their silence.
  • What seems to be shouting loud and clear is the respect and appreciation for their individual space . . . no one is going to be asking them, “Hi! Where are you from?”