Of course, you are very welcome. The teacher will offer variations for both beginners and advanced students. We will make sure you get the attention and support you need.

If Mulabanda sounds Martian to you, you’re probably a newbie. Within one week your practice should benefit enormously. If you’re recovering from an injury you can also come, but it’s advisable to take it slow and listen to the teacher!

No, in fact it will boost your practice and take you to a deeper level. Yoga retreats are always worth it.

You will always learn something, especially if you’ve been self practising. Our teachers are of very high standard and will give you the personal attention you need.

Yes, there is WiFi on-site.

We send you a full packing list 8 weeks before the retreat.

You have all the meals included. Kids have breakfast, lunch and dinner (plus snacks in between, such as fruit etc). Mums have their morning juice (self-serve light breakfast before yoga for those who need to eat), brunch after yoga and dinner. There is fruit, organic spelt bread, spreads and other snacks mums can help themselves to throughout the day, as well as a mid-afternoon superfood snack you can take to the beach or on excursions. All meals are vegetarian and you can tell us if you have any allergies or intolerances so that we cater to your needs. We use only the best fresh, local, organic ingredients.

We provide finger food and puree for infants and will ask you upon arrival what your specific needs and likes are. 

A sample menu would be: Lettuce wraps with buffet of fillings: Quinoa and hazelnuts, rice noodles, steamed seasonal veggies, tempeh with hoisin and peanut sauce and chia seed pudding for desert. Or: Lentil and rice patties with yoghurt mustard sauce, coleslaw, potato and yam fries with miso gravy, green salad and vegan brownies.

We don’t buy or serve any processed foods or sugary snacks/breakfast cereals. Retreat participants can use the fridges for any personal items you want to store and there is extra cupboard space in the kitchen.

The house has a dishwasher where you can wash baby bottles. We provide fresh, local cow’s milk, vegetable milks like oat and almond but we don’t have any formula for babies.

The average temperatures in Ibiza in May/June and September/October are around 22-28 degrees Celsius. Perfect for yoga and perfect for babies. There is an average of 8 hours of sunshine per day and the water temperature is around 23 degrees. Nights can be cooler so bring sweaters, wraps and a warm pyjama or sleeping bag if you have a baby. The rooms in the houses stay nice and cool and all of them have air-con. Bring some socks or slippers/flip flops for walking around inside.

You probably have really cute summer outfits for your kids that don’t get much wear, so do bring a couple of your favourite items. However, remember that the kids are outside most of the time and will get dirty. It’s worth packing some rough and tumble clothes and an apron for painting. The day and night time temperatures can differ quite a lot so pack some warm clothes for layering (also in case there’s a rainy day). Don’t bring too much because you may want to save some space for shopped items (Ibiza has lots of stylish things to buy).

We encourage you to treat this retreat as somewhat of a detox from alcohol. If you did want to go out, Santa Gertrudis and Eivissa have lots of great places and are still close enough to get back quickly, if your baby has woken up and needs you.

Very safe. Can Furnet is a gated community with a 24 hours security  guard at the gate and a barrier. You may want to bring along a baby monitor for evenings when you sit out with other mums.

We don’t recommend sharing a room. However, if your children are older or you are used to sharing with this person it may be alright. Sharing a room works best if it’s two adults (good friends, sisters, mum and grandmother) with one child. It can also work with two children who are siblings. However two mums sharing a room with two babies or toddlers on different schedules can be stressful, even if you are really close friends. Some rooms work better for sharing so do ask which ones we’d recommend.

The airport is about a 15 minute drive away. A taxi will cost between 30 Euros to the retreat location (the higher rate is for nighttime on Sunday). It’s quite easy to get a taxi from the airport and there is usually a long queue of them waiting outside. The airport is small and manageable. Basically as soon as you have picked up your luggage, you come through the doors, exit the airport and the taxi-stand is right in front. We will send you exact instructions on how to get to the venue, which you can print out and hand the driver. 

We can also arrange a pick-up service.

Option three: You can hire a car ahead of your visit (see Motoluis below for our recommendation). Hiring a car is a good option because it means you’re flexible to explore the island on afternoons. If you’re renting a car you can hire a child seat with the hire company or bring your own. Not all taxis have infant/child car seats. 

Going by taxi to the sea-side town of Santa Eulalia, Eivissa town or the charming village of Santa Gertrudis or the beaches will be around 20 Euros or under. Sometimes mothers do group together to share taxis to the beach or for excursions. Beware though that not all taxis come with baby/child seats and they will take maximum four people per car (so two mums and two kids but not two mums and three kids).

Hiring a car is always a good idea for Ibiza as there’s no public transport in the countryside. With two airport transfers and various beach trips/excursions it sometimes works out just as cheap hiring a car. The closest beaches are about 10-15 drive away.

We recommend Motoluis so do mention us when you get in touch, in case they have any deals. Motoluis don’t have any ‘hidden costs’ like some of the other companies that offer you one price and then surprise you with extras when you arrive for the car. With Motoluis you have the basic insurance included in the price and an optional 8 Euros per day extra if you want zero damage excess.

You can pick up and drop off the car in the airport parking so that’s very practical. It’s also very fast and hassle-free with this company dropping off the car. You literally drive into the airport parking, take your things and pop the parking ticket and car-keys through the driver’s window. Most of the other companies you have to get a minibus outside the airport grounds to pick up and drop off the car, wasting precious holiday time.

There are small supermarkets, a pharmacy and other shops in Jesus about 3 minutes away by car.

There will be some toys for the mums to use. We have plenty of materials for the mornings with the HolyCarers. We do pack these away at the end of the . Of course if your child has a favourite toy or book you can fit into your bag, you’re welcome to bring these along too. Our intention is to have a week where the children can discover new things, especially nature which is so abundant in Ibiza. For this reason we prefer not to overstimulate them with too many toys or gadgets. On the mornings they go for walks in the grounds (those who can’t walk are pushed in prams or carried in baby carriers) learning about the local vegetation and fruit. We have some different fruit trees including orange, lemon, fig and olive.

Airlines generally allow you to bring two items for the baby; this includes travel cot, car seat and pram. We have plenty of high-chairs for everyone to use. If you are unable to bring a travel cot and do not wish to share the bed with your child then we can hire cots from a hire company for an extra charge. These costs can be either added to your quote or you can pay separately in Ibiza.

Yes, therapies and treatments can be booked on-site. This is the most comfortable for you because you can schedule them while your baby is asleep, with the carers or other mums. We use some wonderful massage therapists whom you can book spontaneously when you get to Ibiza. You also have a basic pedicure or facial included in the retreat price and you can chose to add an extra beauty treatment or extend it to a full hour or 90 minutes. 

Yes. This is your time for yourself. Serious yoga is a treat for any mum and our aim on the retreat is for you to relax, recharge, purify and regain focus. We organise two kids yoga classes in the evenings while the mums are finishing dinner. And if the kids are very little it is a class on the lawn in front of the main house with the mums, babies and toddlers.

Yes, each house has a fridge for the use of mums where you can store fresh milk or breastmilk. Also you can heat water and prepare formula. They are homely villas with workable kitchens.

All babies and children are welcome. You can bring your new-born or ten year-old. We have special activities for school-aged children during the holidays.

If you have space in your luggage then it’s up to you. Otherwise bring enough for the first day or two (remember it’s the weekend) and then you can buy nappies in Ibiza or we can also sell you them at cost price.

The childcarer-child ratio of 1:2 or 1:3 depending on the age group. This is very comfortable compared to usual nurseries. However, you have to bear in mind that most children need more attention due to new surroundings and the break from routine. We usually recommend that babies under 18 months and also toddlers with separation issues have someone assigned to them. We have found that toddlers not used to being separated from mum need one-on-one care and will have less meltdowns if this is provided.

Babies all have individual routines and regardless whether your baby is breastfeeding or bottle feeding the carer needs to know exactly what your baby needs and when. This is better if you have your own private nanny. Unless your baby self-settles then a carer would have to rock them/push them in the stroller until they sleep and this can take time and takes the carer away from the group (unfair on the group because there is one less carer to look after the other children). The childcare upgrade is also so you can enjoy the morning, stay in the yoga class, have your brunch, your pedicure and a massage or treatment if you choose to. We do come and get you, if your baby needs you (for breastfeeding, if crying inconsolably etc). It’s all in the same area so you can also come and check your baby regularly.

Childcare is provided from Monday to Friday 09:00 – 12:30. On days you have treatments childcare is included until 13.00. And we also include babysitting (the same women who come in the morning) on one evening during the week when we have the evening meditations.

If you already know ahead of the retreat you will want extra childminding, do let us know. You can book spontaneously when you get to Ibiza and see how your child is reacting to the new situation. Every child is different and some need more time to adapt. Do remember the carers live off-site and have schedules too, so the earlier you book the more guaranteed you are to have extra help. For most mums the included childcare is enough a big part of the retreat experience is to enjoy free-time and Ibiza experiences with each other.

Spain has 230 V and a two-pronged socket system. So from countries like the UK, USA and Switzerland you would need a converter.