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Within easy reach of London in the heart of the West Kent Rural Conservation Area.

The ancient Manor of Oxon Hoath has 73 acres of its own beautiful, tranquil gardens and parkland and is a joy to explore. The exotic trees and romantic gardens, sweeping lawns and mysterious woodlands; hidden dells; secret gardens; courtyards and sculptured lake (perfect for sunbathing) create the perfect environment for self-discovery, profound learning and spiritual development.

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2011  
Apl 29th May 1st 2

Astanga and Hatha Yoga

Liz Lark and Jean Hall From £279 From £329
Aug 5th Aug 7th 2

Astanga and Hatha Yoga

Liz Lark and Jean Hall From £279 From £329
2012  
Jun 8th Jun 10th 2

Astanga and Hatha Yoga

Liz Lark and Jean Hall From £279 From £329
Aug 31st Sep 2nd 2

Astanga and Hatha Yoga

Liz Lark and Jean Hall From £279 From £329
All prices shown are 'from', superior rooms may be available at a higher price

 

Oxon Hoath is easy to get to and only a short distance from London by train or car, making this an ideal weekend retreat.

The ancient Manor of Oxon Hoath has 73 acres of its own beautiful, tranquil gardens and parkland and is a joy to explore.

The exotic trees and romantic gardens, sweeping lawns and mysterious woodlands; hidden dells; secret gardens; courtyards and sculptured lake (perfect for sunbathing) create the perfect environment for self-discovery, profound learning and spiritual development.

Oxon Hoath was originally built more than 600 years ago by Sir John Culpepper, a Knight of King Henry V, as a royal park for the Kingdom's oxen and deer. Over the centuries the Oxon Hoath Estate has been the ancestral family home to eleven Knights of the Realm, many of whom enhanced both the house and the grounds in a fascinating variety of classical architectural styles.

The most recent enhancement was in 1846 when Sir William Geary commissioned the renowned French gothic revivalist architect Anthony Salvin to build the mansard dome, and the chateau tower. Sir William, son of Admiral Sir Francis Geary who was Nelson's mentor, also engaged W.A.Nesfield to create the formal gardens in the style of Capability Brown.

The Oxon Hoath gardens are the only surviving unaltered parterre gardens in England today.
Oxon Hoath remains in family ownership today and is preserved as an enchanting and historic country estate of the most exquisite beauty.
 

Timetable: there are two yoga rooms at Oxon Hoath, Jean Hall will be teaching in one and Liz Lark in the other. You may choose which teacher you work with for each session. Yoga will be at the following times in both of the yoga rooms. One will have beginner intermediate students and the other intermediate advanced students

 

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

SUNDAY

18.00 - 19.00

Welcome yoga - if you are late arriving do please join us (enter quietly)

Beginner / level 1 DOWNSTAIRS studio
Intermediate / level 2/3 UPSTAIRS studio

07.30 - 08.15

Pranayama and wake up yoga in UPSTAIRS studio

07.30 - 08.15

Pranayama and wake up yoga in UPSTAIRS studio

19.30

Supper

09.30 - 09.30

Light Breakfast

09.30 - 09.30

Light Breakfast

21.30 - 21.45

Yoga nidra / deep relaxation in DOWNSTAIRS studio

11.15 - 13.15

Soft / Beginners yoga with Jean in UPSTAIRS studio

11.15 - 13.15

Soft / Beginners yoga with Liz in UPSTAIRS studio

 

 

11.15 - 13.15

Dynamic/Intermediate yoga with Liz in DOWNSTAIRS studio

11.15 - 13.15

Dynamic/Intermediate yoga with Jean in DOWNSTAIRS studio

 

 

13.30 - 14.30

Lunch

13.30 - 14.30

Lunch

 

 

17.30 - 19.30

Evening yoga in UPSTAIRS and DOWNSTAIRS studios - details on arrival

15.00 - 16.30

Tea & biscuits
Departures

 

 

19.30

Supper

 

 

 

Liz Lark and Jean Hall

For more details about Liz Lark (right) and her yoga click here

For more details about Jean Hall (left) and her yoga click here

 

for information on any other teachers at this venue  please click on their names in the weekends listing.

Treatments

We will have 3 therapists so that everybody can have a massage. Massages are £50 each and can be paid directly to the therapist either in cash or cheque.

Accommodation
Most bedrooms are twin but there are also several singles, doubles and two family rooms sleeping 3 or 4.

Wherever possible rooms retain the original mansion proportions and have en-suite facilities. 

Those without have a bathroom close by.

All rooms are centrally heated, simple and comfortable

Price sharing

Twin bedded rooms with a shower or bathroom just outside of the room are from £299 per person, en-suite rooms are from £309 per person. There is also one double bedded en-suite room  available at £309, one triple en-suite room at £279 per person and two quadruple rooms at £279 per person with four participants and £289 with three participants.

Price single

There are seven single rooms priced from£309 - £345 per person. Two of these are en-suite.

   

Getting There

You may arrive by car (we will supply you with directions) or by train. There are several trains each hour from London

Transfers

For those arriving by train you will need a taxi transfer. This will cost about £10. there will almost certainly be other yoga students on the same train whom you can share your taxi with - look for people carrying yoga bags.

Includes: 

Accommodation, yoga and meals

Not included:

Treatments, massages, one-to-one private tuition.

For more information please contact us at:   Free Spirit Travel  or call on:   01273-564230

updated 10/08/11

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