Absolutely! We've planned this retreat far enough ahead to allow for a spacious 20-Month payment plan. Payments are non-refundable. The package is transferable to a future retreat or you can sell your package at the value purchased to another individual or change the name the package it is under. We cannot refund your purchase and send a new invoice to another. There is a 5% admin fee added to payment plans.

Yes. All rooms are double occupancy, but you can upgrade your room to a private room by paying a single supplement upon checkout.

Please contact us if you have any questions about this - [email protected]

No. The retreat is non-refundable and exceptions will not be made. The package is transferable to a future retreat if you are canceling a minimum of 30 days prior to the retreat start date. Or you can sell your package at the value purchased to another individual or change the name the package it is under. We cannot refund your purchase and send a new invoice to another.

You can view our Terms & Conditions here.

No experience necessary. We have had many people come with all experiences, including never having been on a mat or meditation cushion. We just ask you come with an open heart and open mind.

Retreat payments are non-refundable under any and all circumstances. If you are canceling at least 30 days prior to the retreat start date, the package is transferable to a future Bali retreat. Or you can sell your package at the value purchased to another individual or change the name on the package.

If canceling within 30 days of the retreat start date, the payment is non-refundable and non-transferable. 

Refunds will not be issued related to vaccination requirements or any other COVID policies. Indonesia requires double vaccination to enter. 

You can view our Terms & Conditions here.

This retreat is for those age 18+

Yes. 21% government tax and service is included.

Depending on your nationality you may need to apply for a visa in advance or you may be eligible for a VISA on arrival. Please check this link to verify your status: https://molina.imigrasi.go.id/ 

You must buy a Visa on Arrival for $35USD. If you plan on staying more than 30 days, you must extend your visa before it expires on Day 30.

Make sure that you have a passport valid for at least 6 months from the arrival date or you will be turned away from your departing city. You must also have proof of a return ticket.

Check-in is at 3pm Local Time on March 14th, and check-out will be at 11am Local Time on March 21st. Soulshine can hold your luggage if you arrive earlier than 3pm or have a later flight on the 21st.

If you are arriving earlier than March 14th or departing at a later date than March 21st, you are responsible for finding accommodations for the extra days.

You'll want to fly into the Denpasar Airport (DPS), and please be mindful that most flights are 20-30 hours long in total, so pay special attention to your arrival date and time. There also may be a significant time difference between local time in Bali (Central Indonesian Time Zone) and your time zone. Flights departing at midnight can get confusing, so double-check your departure date and time before booking.

It takes roughly 90 Minutes to 2 Hours to get to Soulshine from the DPS airport. Our Opening Session starts at 5pm Local Time on March 14th, so take this into consideration when deciding your arrival flight.

Denpasar Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS) is the international airport you will be flying into. Remember you can lose up to two days with the time change and flight time, so double check your arrival date and retreat start date.

Soulshine is happy to book transportation for you. The retreat package price does not include transportation to and from the airport, so it will be added to your room charge for a minimal fee when you checkout (typically about $45USD each way depending on where you're coming from). We'll be in touch about this closer to the retreat.

Please note there is a walking path of 180m and a staircase to the entrance of the hotel. If you need assistance, a ride on a scooter can be arranged.

Bali electricity runs at 220V.  Adapters will be necessary if you are bringing any electrical items. We use the European plug (two round pins). We have adaptors for you to borrow and all our rooms have at least one American adaptor to plug directly into. You can also borrow adaptors from reception once you arrive.

We provide hairdryers in each room. Please do not bring your hairdyrer as it might blow.

​RE: COVID-VACCINES 

Currently, the Indonesian government DOES NOT require proof of COVID vaccination in order to enter the country. 

The Indonesian government can change the COVID-19 regulations to enter the country at any point, those rules will apply. Please see the most current COVID guidelines for the country here. 

RE: OTHER TRAVEL VACCINES

Not typically required to visit Bali. However, traveling outside of your home country can expose you to bugs your body might not be used to. The odd case of "bali belly" (diarrhea) is not uncommon. Packing an anti-diarrheal can put you at ease. It's always nice to check in with your family doctor or local travel clinic if you need any information on vaccines or medications to bring with you. There are some great pharmacies ("Apotek" in Indonesian) and an awesome health clinic nearby Soulshine Bali in case you need anything.

Because we are located near the equator, Bali tends to have fairly stable weather with the ‘wet’ season occurring between November and March and the ‘dry’ season between May and October. The sun still shines bright during the wet season. It is generally always hot with temperatures hovering in the mid to high 80s and up. We recommend light clothing that breathes but can also protect you from the sun. Being near the equator, our sun is hot and can burn much faster than what you might be used to. Sleeves or a light jacket is also helpful in the evenings if you decide to take a scooter ride. We've got great natural bug spray and SPF 25 sunscreen, but don't forget to pack your own if you have your favorites.

Yes. We recommend bringing a mosquito repellent and applying it generously at dusk and dawn,  this is the equivalent of their happy hour. There is organic repellent at reception for your use as well.

We planned this retreat intentionally on Balinese New Year (called Nyepi), because it is going to be one of the most magical experiences of your life! 

We have some special surprises in store - and don't want to ruin them by telling you now! We are so lucky to have our retreat during this time!

A few logistics to keep in mind:

• The Bali airport is completely shut down on Silent Day (March 19, 2026), but this should not impact you because you will have already arrived on March 14. Even if your flight is delayed this should give you plenty of time to arrive in Bali. 
• NO, you don't have to be completely quiet on 'Silent Day' - the resort will still be open and fully functioning without any loud projected sound. This part of the experience allows you to hear the magic of the Bali nature around you.
• For Westerners, getting to witness an entire province shut down with no sound or light is absolutely breathtaking. There is nothing like it in the West.