The trend reflects traveller interest in destinations offering deeper health benefits, mindfulness and rejuvenation.
In Bali, REVĪVŌ Wellness Resort (main picture) has unveiled a second property on the island’s quieter north coast.
This new retreat focuses on longevity programs, including cryotherapy, hyperbaric oxygen chambers and plant-based detox menus, targeting luxury travellers seeking more intensive health outcomes.
www.revivoresorts.com
Namia River Retreat Vietnam opened its doors December 2024 and has wellness rituals woven throughout the day to day guest experience.
In addition they run regular retreats with themes ‘return to your essence’ and ‘reclaim your radiance’.
www.namiariverretreat.com
Meanwhile, New Zealand’s Aro Ha Wellness Retreat near Queenstown is launching seasonal immersion programs combining alpine hiking, mindfulness and raw cuisine.
These are designed to reset clients mentally and physically, appealing to time-poor, health-conscious Australians.
www.aro-ha.com
Closer to home, Gaia Retreat & Spa in Byron Bay in New South Wales has refreshed its spa offering and introduced bespoke “Mood Reset” packages combining infrared therapy, massage and guided meditation – ideal for stressed clients needing a digital detox.
www.gaiaretreat.com.au
