Datu Wellness' inland retreats are held at Laticastelli, a restored medieval hamlet near Rapolano Terme in the Tuscan hills. Stone lanes, a courtyard, olive terraces and thermal springs nearby — the village becomes the retreat for the week.
The programme is classical Ayurveda and yoga: dosha consultation on arrival, treatments through the week, twice-daily practice and philosophy sessions. The pace is slow by design, with long afternoons and food cooked to the group's constitutions.
A quieter, more inward-facing retreat than Datu's other programmes: six nights in a medieval Tuscan hamlet given over to silence, self-enquiry and the classical practices that support them.
The structure is deliberately spare — long meditation sittings, pranayama, journaling, walking, and periods of silence held by the group. Ayurvedic treatments and a sattvic kitchen support the nervous system through the work, and the practitioners are available throughout for individual guidance.
People who already have a practice and want to go further into it, and anyone who suspects the answer they're looking for needs quiet rather than more input.
Founder of Datu Wellness, Constantin has handpicked doctors and practitioners from across India and Italy to create immersive Ayurvedic retreats. Named from the Sanskrit for 'share', Datu reflects a commitment to generosity in knowledge and care.
→ Founder of Datu Wellness.
→ Curator of 20–25 Master Practitioners from Asia.
→ Host of Seasonal Retreats in Italy.
Constantin brings the wisdom of Ayurveda, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Tibetan Sowa-Rigpa and Japanese practices directly to Europe, pairing traditional lineages with rigorous institutional training in personalised week-long programmes.
A thoughtfully curated collection of experiences designed to enrich your stay. From wellness and nature to culture and gastronomy, each moment invites you to slow down, reconnect, and immerse yourself in the essence of the estate.
