Prakriti Shakti’s nature-led wellness (Kerala, India)
In the hills above the tea plantations, Prakriti Shakti embraces the naturopathy philosophy that food itself can be the most powerful medicine.
Their programs focus on a completely raw, plant-based diet designed to detoxify, energise and restore balance from within.
Every guest’s journey is guided by experienced naturopathy doctors who tailor the approach to individual needs.
A minimum one-week stay allows the body to truly reset and experience deep, lasting benefits. Daily Yoga, meditation and spa treatments compliment the restorative journey.
Nestled in the hills, the retreat offers views that enhance the healing process. Guests leave feeling lighter, clearer and deeply rejuvenated – both inside and out.
Prakriti Shakti – Clinic of Naturopathy | Book on Official Website
Wellness On Repeat
REVĪVŌ Wellness Resort in Bali has introduced its new REVĪVŌ Vitality Club Membership.
This offers residents and long-term visitors access to the resort’s award-winning wellness facilities, evidence-based therapies and longevity-focused experiences through a flexible membership program.
Built around the philosophy that long-term wellbeing is achieved through consistent daily habits rather than one-time treatments, the membership provides an integrated approach to movement, recovery, performance and preventative health.
The program is available in three membership tiers, allowing individuals to choose a level that best suits their personal wellness goals – from establishing healthy daily routines to exploring advanced biohacking and clinical longevity solutions.
https://www.revivoresorts.com/
Australia’s Wellness Glow
Australia has been ranked second among the world’s fastest-growing retreat destinations in the State of Retreats 2026 report from BookRetreats.com
Search interest for Australian retreats on the platform increased by 255 per cent year on year, placing Australia behind the Philippines and ahead of established wellness destinations including Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Switzerland.
The take out: Australia has the landscapes, practitioners and wellness expertise to compete globally, but growing interest needs to be converted into well-designed, credible and distinctly Australian experiences.
For retreat operators and tourism bodies, this is an opportunity to build stronger destination partnerships, improve international visibility and create programs that connect wellbeing with nature, culture and place.
