Digital Detox in Schleswig Holstein Germany
Last Chance
Digital Detox in Schleswig Holstein Germany
Up to 10 in group
Jan 10 - 11, 2026
Retreat Highlights
- • Screen-free environment for a complete digital reset
- • Small, intimate group experience
- • Daily guided mindfulness and reflection sessions
- • Nature-based activities and immersive outdoor time
- • Technology-free meals and shared conversations
- • Dedicated time for rest, journaling, and personal clarity
- • Supportive facilitation within a calm, structured setting
- • Space to reconnect with yourself and others
About this Retreat
Your Guides
Grace Denker is a multi-passionate entrepreneur, coach, certified forest bathing guide, and facilitator who creates safe, restorative spaces for individuals and teams to pause, realign, and reconnect with their inner purpose and the natural world.
With over two decades of experience in professional training, coaching, and mentoring, Grace draws from her own journey of moving from constant "striving" and burnout to grounded clarity, helping others shift from doing to being through mindfulness, nature immersion, forest bathing, and intentional rest. Her approach is gentle, trauma-sensitive, and inclusive, blending guided reflection, embodied practices, somatic awareness, gentle movement, and mindful dialogue to foster nervous system regulation, self-compassion, and sustainable balance in everyday life.
Grace specializes in digital detox retreats, nature-guided coaching, team workshops, and private mentoring, held in serene forest settings like the Sachsenwald, where participants rediscover calm, clarity, and presence amid trees and stillness. She holds space for those feeling overwhelmed, on autopilot, or at a crossroads, guiding them to listen inward, release pressure, and integrate insights for lasting transformation—whether in small groups of 8-12 or one-on-one.
Outside facilitation, Grace finds inspiration in nature's rhythms, creative projects, and the quiet power of pause, which infuse her work with authentic warmth and grounded presence.
Details of this retreat
Unplug and reawaken: a two-day sanctuary to release screens, breathe deeply in nature, and restore clear thinking and inner calm. Refreshed, aligned, and truly present — your pause for deep reconnection awaits.
Core Promise
Step away from digital distractions to think more clearly, breathe more deeply, and feel profoundly calm in just two days, fostering reconnection with nature’s rhythm and your own presence.
Nature-Centered Focus
This retreat emphasizes pausing within natural surroundings and aligns with Grace Denker’s broader offerings such as forest bathing and mindful experiences that prioritize presence over constant motion.
A Transformative Pause
Ideal for busy individuals seeking clarity, creativity, and emotional reset, similar to team retreats that use nature as a catalyst for reflection and realignment.
This Digital Detox Retreat is your secret ingredient for deep clarity and calm — a thoughtfully designed two-day immersion in nature that replaces screens, notifications, and digital overload with forest bathing, silent reflection, gentle mindfulness, and restorative presence, delivering sharper thinking, deeper breathing, and sustainable tools for digital balance that busy professionals crave in an always-on world.
This intimate weekend escape, limited to 6–12 participants for personalized attention, unfolds from Saturday at 10:00 a.m. to Sunday at 3:00 p.m. in a peaceful forest sanctuary. Surrounded by trees and open spaces, it blends science-informed nature therapy such as forest bathing (inspired by practices shown to reduce stress and improve focus) with optional, spacious activities: guided meditation to quiet the busy mind, gentle movement to reconnect with the body, reflective journaling for self-discovery, and unhurried silent vegetarian meals.
Retreat Flow
Saturday supports you with a gentle arrival and opening, mindful connection with nature, forest bathing for sensory reset, tea and journaling rest, creative reflection, and guided relaxation — a pure exhale of lightness and ease.
Sunday integrates soft morning movement and meditation, quiet journaling, group sharing for real-life application, and a closing circle with intentions, leaving you grounded and inspired.
This retreat is defined by gentle yet transformative optional practices that honor your rhythm (no pushing), small-group intimacy that encourages genuine renewal, and a focus on rest as strength for conscious success. It is not just a pause; it is your advantage — equipping you to navigate digital life with presence, such as taking mindful breaths before decisions or grounding yourself in nature between meetings, transforming a weekend break into lasting alignment.
What to Bring
• Comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor time
• A journal or notebook
• A refillable water bottle or thermos
• Layers for warmth and comfort
• An open heart and a willingness to slow down
Core Promise
Step away from digital distractions to think more clearly, breathe more deeply, and feel profoundly calm in just two days, fostering reconnection with nature’s rhythm and your own presence.
Nature-Centered Focus
This retreat emphasizes pausing within natural surroundings and aligns with Grace Denker’s broader offerings such as forest bathing and mindful experiences that prioritize presence over constant motion.
A Transformative Pause
Ideal for busy individuals seeking clarity, creativity, and emotional reset, similar to team retreats that use nature as a catalyst for reflection and realignment.
This Digital Detox Retreat is your secret ingredient for deep clarity and calm — a thoughtfully designed two-day immersion in nature that replaces screens, notifications, and digital overload with forest bathing, silent reflection, gentle mindfulness, and restorative presence, delivering sharper thinking, deeper breathing, and sustainable tools for digital balance that busy professionals crave in an always-on world.
This intimate weekend escape, limited to 6–12 participants for personalized attention, unfolds from Saturday at 10:00 a.m. to Sunday at 3:00 p.m. in a peaceful forest sanctuary. Surrounded by trees and open spaces, it blends science-informed nature therapy such as forest bathing (inspired by practices shown to reduce stress and improve focus) with optional, spacious activities: guided meditation to quiet the busy mind, gentle movement to reconnect with the body, reflective journaling for self-discovery, and unhurried silent vegetarian meals.
Retreat Flow
Saturday supports you with a gentle arrival and opening, mindful connection with nature, forest bathing for sensory reset, tea and journaling rest, creative reflection, and guided relaxation — a pure exhale of lightness and ease.
Sunday integrates soft morning movement and meditation, quiet journaling, group sharing for real-life application, and a closing circle with intentions, leaving you grounded and inspired.
This retreat is defined by gentle yet transformative optional practices that honor your rhythm (no pushing), small-group intimacy that encourages genuine renewal, and a focus on rest as strength for conscious success. It is not just a pause; it is your advantage — equipping you to navigate digital life with presence, such as taking mindful breaths before decisions or grounding yourself in nature between meetings, transforming a weekend break into lasting alignment.
What to Bring
• Comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor time
• A journal or notebook
• A refillable water bottle or thermos
• Layers for warmth and comfort
• An open heart and a willingness to slow down
Schedule
Each day is structured to create a gentle rhythm of rest, reflection, and renewal.
Sample Schedule
08:00 – Morning mindfulness and gentle movement
09:00 – Breakfast in silence
10:30 – Guided meditation or nature walk
13:00 – Lunch and rest time
15:30 – Group reflection or creative session
18:00 – Dinner
20:00 – Evening relaxation or journaling time
There is plenty of free time to rest, explore nature, or simply be offline.
Everything is optional — you are welcome to follow your own pace throughout the retreat.
Note: The schedule is approximate and subject to change.
Sample Schedule
08:00 – Morning mindfulness and gentle movement
09:00 – Breakfast in silence
10:30 – Guided meditation or nature walk
13:00 – Lunch and rest time
15:30 – Group reflection or creative session
18:00 – Dinner
20:00 – Evening relaxation or journaling time
There is plenty of free time to rest, explore nature, or simply be offline.
Everything is optional — you are welcome to follow your own pace throughout the retreat.
Note: The schedule is approximate and subject to change.
Note: Schedule is approximate and may change
Getting Here
Directions
By Air (Flights to Hamburg):
The nearest major airport is Hamburg Airport (HAM), located roughly 35 km from Waldhaus Reinbek and usually around 45–60 minutes away by car, depending on traffic.
Hamburg Airport is well connected with many European cities and some long-haul routes.
By Train (from Hamburg Airport / Hamburg City):
From Hamburg Airport, you can take the S‑Bahn (urban rail) into Hamburg and connect to regional trains towards Reinbek.
Typical routes involve an S‑Bahn from the airport to Hamburg Hauptbahnhof (main station) and then an S‑Bahn or regional train onward to Reinbek Station, with an overall travel time of around 50–60 minutes.
From Reinbek Station, it is a short taxi ride or local bus ride to Waldhaus Reinbek.
By Bus / Local Public Transport:
Reinbek and the area around Waldhaus Reinbek are connected to Hamburg’s public transport network (HVV).
Local bus services, including lines such as the 649, stop near the hotel, and schedules can be checked via local transport apps (e.g. HVV or Moovit) for precise times.
Airport Transfers (Taxi, Private Transfer, Ride-hailing):
From Hamburg Airport, you can reach Waldhaus Reinbek comfortably by taxi or pre-booked private transfer, with the journey taking about 50 minutes.
Several companies (e.g. chauffeur or shuttle services) and ride‑hailing options such as Uber operate between Hamburg Airport and Reinbek, and rides can often be booked in advance for a smooth arrival.
By Car:
If you are driving, Reinbek is easily accessible from Hamburg via the A1 or A24 motorways and connecting local roads.
The drive from central Hamburg or Hamburg Airport typically takes around 30–50 minutes, depending on traffic, and parking is available at or near the hotel.
You will receive the exact address and recommended route options with your booking confirmation, and you can choose whichever combination of flight, rail, and ground transfer best suits your schedule.
The nearest major airport is Hamburg Airport (HAM), located roughly 35 km from Waldhaus Reinbek and usually around 45–60 minutes away by car, depending on traffic.
Hamburg Airport is well connected with many European cities and some long-haul routes.
By Train (from Hamburg Airport / Hamburg City):
From Hamburg Airport, you can take the S‑Bahn (urban rail) into Hamburg and connect to regional trains towards Reinbek.
Typical routes involve an S‑Bahn from the airport to Hamburg Hauptbahnhof (main station) and then an S‑Bahn or regional train onward to Reinbek Station, with an overall travel time of around 50–60 minutes.
From Reinbek Station, it is a short taxi ride or local bus ride to Waldhaus Reinbek.
By Bus / Local Public Transport:
Reinbek and the area around Waldhaus Reinbek are connected to Hamburg’s public transport network (HVV).
Local bus services, including lines such as the 649, stop near the hotel, and schedules can be checked via local transport apps (e.g. HVV or Moovit) for precise times.
Airport Transfers (Taxi, Private Transfer, Ride-hailing):
From Hamburg Airport, you can reach Waldhaus Reinbek comfortably by taxi or pre-booked private transfer, with the journey taking about 50 minutes.
Several companies (e.g. chauffeur or shuttle services) and ride‑hailing options such as Uber operate between Hamburg Airport and Reinbek, and rides can often be booked in advance for a smooth arrival.
By Car:
If you are driving, Reinbek is easily accessible from Hamburg via the A1 or A24 motorways and connecting local roads.
The drive from central Hamburg or Hamburg Airport typically takes around 30–50 minutes, depending on traffic, and parking is available at or near the hotel.
You will receive the exact address and recommended route options with your booking confirmation, and you can choose whichever combination of flight, rail, and ground transfer best suits your schedule.
Accommodation
Without compromise, the Classic Double Room provides affordable comfort across 20 m², featuring a charming, individually styled interior with a French bed (1.60 × 2.10 m), seating area, desk, and a modern bathroom with a spacious shower.
Program Price
Venue & Amenities
A/C in Rooms
Free Wifi
Spa
Sauna
Pool
Towels
Free Parking
Kitchen
Tour Assistance
Hot Tub
Coffee/Tea
Cafe
Restaurant
Fitness Center
Yoga Studio
Housekeeping
Bicycles For Rent
Our partner hotel is a privately run, family‑owned hotel with 49 individually designed rooms and suites, set beside the Sachsenwald, Schleswig‑Holstein’s largest forest. Surrounded by nature, it offers a calm, restorative atmosphere ideal for retreats. Guests enjoy warm, personal hospitality, a complimentary 750 ml bottle of mineral water on arrival, creative seasonal cuisine from an open show kitchen, and an American Bar for evening drinks. Reinbek S‑Bahn Station is a 15‑minute walk away.
Meals
Menu Types
Vegan
Vegetarian
Pescetarian
Ayurvedic
Includes Meat
Organic
Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Nut Free
Meals are not included. Breakfast is available for €23 per person, and lunch and dinner can be arranged on site at extra cost, with around €90 per day covering all meals.
What's Included
- • Meals: breakfast, dinner, coffee throughout the day, water, and snacks
- • Accommodation at our nature-inspired partner hotel
- • Guided mindfulness and nature-connection sessions
- • Digital-free time for genuine human connection
- • Forest bathing and reflective journaling
- • Meditation and gentle movement practices
- • Group facilitation and closing circle
- • Inspiration for sustainable balance in everyday life
- • Retreat materials and reflections to take home
What's Not Included
- Airfare and transportation to and from the retreat location
- Travel insurance
- Personal expenses and incidentals
- Any costs not explicitly listed as included
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