Northern Greece · September 2025
A sanctuary modeled on the original wellness centers of Ancient Greece
Set across a private 160-acre beachside wellness center, the space was not built for passing through. It was built for anchoring. Modeled on the Asclepieion — the sacred sanctuaries where Ancient Greeks journeyed not just for treatment, but for transformation.
This is an invitation for creatives, entrepreneurs, artists, writers, directors, and storytellers who want to rest, be immersed in nature, eat beautiful food, and reconnect with their own rhythm. There is no manufactured urgency here. Nothing is mandatory. Everything is available if you desire it.
Trust the journey.
The Week
What the days hold
Morning movement
Somatic work, pilates, and breathwork to get you out of your head and into your body before the day asks a single thing of you.
Inner work
Space to look inward without pressure. Space to let things shift. A therapist on standby and coaching sessions available.
Play and presence
Tango if we so please. The private beach. The pine forest. Sailing. Swimming. The slowness that lets you find yourself again.
This cohort is limited to fifteen people. Applications close July 10th.
WHO THIS IS FOR
You make things for a living and you've gotten very good at it. The outside looks handled. What you're after is the part that never shows up on a resume: your own creativity, your own voice, the feeling of being switched all the way on again. You're ready to invest in that, and when you commit, you show up.
The Table
Food, friendship, and the people around you
This cohort is intentionally curated to fifteen individuals. We gather around long tables, share Mediterranean meals, and find ourselves in the company of people who were strangers a week ago and feel like family by the time we leave.
A small group of fifteen. An intentionally curated cohort.
People who show up as strangers and leave as something more.
From Zina
A letter from the host
I moved from Greece at seventeen to attend drama school. I went to NYU, threw myself into theater doing fourteen productions in a single year, then spent seven seasons on Showtime's Billions alongside Paul Giamatti and Damien Lewis.
Then came the strikes, the divorce, the spiral. I felt further from myself than I ever had. In my hardest moment, I returned to the water in Greece to find my answer.
There was a moment in the Aegean when I knew I had to bring people here. Not for a vacation. For a real reset. Something older and more whole.
Three years later, we have hosted retreats in Greece, Sicily, Paris, and now Japan. Every cohort confirms what I felt in that water: we are not meant to do this work alone.
What guests say
Words from past guests
