Bodhi Khaya Nature Retreat
A Soul-Stirring Sanctuary in the Overberg
A peaceful, vegetarian and vegan-forward retreat set within an ancient milkwood forest
Nestled within 217 acres of spectacular, biodiverse fynbos in the Overberg region of the Western Cape, Bodhi Khaya Nature Retreat is a profoundly transformative spiritual sanctuary. Located just a short drive from the charming village of Stanford, this peaceful haven offers a deeply restorative escape into nature. Whether you are looking for a self-guided personal reset or a fully facilitated wellness programme, this incredibly special eco-sanctuary perfectly embodies the conscious, earth-friendly values of Eat Plants & Travel.
The accommodation is thoughtfully designed to provide a comfortable, grounded connection to the surrounding wilderness. Guests can choose from a wide variety of lodging options, ranging from the cosy Courtyard rooms and the historic Farmhouse to the completely remote Wild Pod Eco Villa. Many rooms feature cosy amenities like electric blankets and log fireplaces for chilly evenings, alongside stunning views of the surrounding mountains. The property also features spectacular hiking routes, tranquil mountain dams for wild swimming, and serene spaces dedicated to quiet reflection.
The culinary experience at Bodhi Khaya is designed to deeply nourish both the body and soul. The dedicated kitchen team crafts an extraordinary, fully vegetarian menu with an abundance of vibrant, plant-based options, utilising fresh ingredients. Whether you are enjoying a restorative yoga class, joining a guided meditation, or participating in a specialised plant-based cooking or cacao retreat, Bodhi Khaya delivers a genuinely life-affirming, deeply grounding South African escape.
Deals and Special Offers
Mid-Week & Seasonal Retreats
Escape to nature with specially reduced rates designed for customized "Personal Retreats". These valuable discounts are available during mid-week stays and select seasonal periods.
Starting from
£55/night
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