Datu Wellness runs its Amalfi retreats from a 17th-century beachfront palazzo on the Campanian coast, the cliffs rising directly behind and the Tyrrhenian at the foot of the terrace. The house is small, private and taken over entirely by the group.
Datu's practice is Ayurvedic and yogic, led by teachers who work with a fixed daily rhythm: early practice, treatment, rest, evening restoration. Meals are sattvic and Mediterranean at once, cooked for the group rather than ordered from a menu.
The autumn edition of Datu's Ayurvedic week on the Amalfi Coast, timed to the season Ayurveda considers most important for recalibration — the turn from summer's heat into the drier, lighter months.
A dosha consultation opens the week and shapes everything after it: daily treatments, twice-daily practice, and a kitchen cooking to the group's constitutions and the season's produce. The coast is quiet by October, and the pace reflects it.
Those who want to reset with the turning of the year rather than fight it — and who appreciate that autumn is the right moment to do it.
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.
