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Wilderness Retreat

The Eco Retreat

In the Otways on the Surf Coast Victoria

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A holistic retreat, permaculture garden & regenerative farm for
community well-being, arts & ecology in Boonah, Victoria.

Tucked into 70 acres of undulating land in Boonah, Victoria, The Eco Retreat is a living, breathing sanctuary for remembering our place in the web of life. Nestled where ancient forests meet the coastline, just two hours from Melbourne, this wild place helps you to slow down, breathe, and listen deeply to the natural world.

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Here, we inspire regenerative living with retreats, creative arts, cooking and nature-based practices and projects. Whether you're seeking healing in the wilderness, an emerging eco leader or being involved in deep nature nourishment in the organic kitchen garden and wildlife corridors or bush trails, reach out and connect.

Our Events & Retreats

 

Join us in the ancient Otways of Victoria for our events and holistic retreats, bringing together  communities of practice to connect deeply to our ourselves, each other and the natural world. Discover our events including the Otways Women's Circle, Online Eco leaders course and Camp Regen at Boonah farm, coming soon. Experience regeneration of the mind, body and spirit.

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The Eco Retreat Vision

Our Vision

 

Remembering our true nature.

We believe that by listening deeply and attending to our relationship with nature and community, we can awaken our ancient, reciprocal connection to the cycles of the living web of life and help inspire a multi-generational groundswell of regenerative living, community and leadership.

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Slow Acres

Tales of soil, season, and sanctuary.

Welcome to Slow Acres, Marion's running journal of nature and life at Boonah farm.

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Bambra-Boonah road,

Boonah, Surf Coast Shire

Victoria, Australia.

Acknowledgement of Country​

We acknowledge the Wadawurrung people, with the Gulidjan and Gadubanud of the Kulin Nations as the Traditional Custodians of the lands, who have strived to retain their identity and cultures through more than two hundred years of dispossession and colonisation. While living, working, practicing and learning with these beautiful lands and waters we are committed to recognising how these lands were never ceded.

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