LandArt June 2026

LandArt is a great change from a regular vacation.
Here are great offers that take place June 2026.

10 curated retreats from €364

Ceramics Workshop in Lanzarote

Tias, Spain

$690 / 4 Days

Creative lightness of being on Zakynthos

Peloponnes, Greece

$768 / 7 Days

Island retreat in the Danish South Sea: yoga, sound meditation, open studio, and sweat lodge

Sydals, Denmark

$877 / 6 Days

5.0

Relearning the old - basket weaving with willow

Meezen, Germany

$936 / 3 Days

5.0

YOUR CREATIVE NATURE - LandArt & heart opening in nature - unfold your creative power

Srní, Czechia

$425 / 4 Days

RETREAT: TIME OUT WITH HORSES JUST FOR YOU

Wiesenburg/Mark, Germany

$1,041 / 3 Days

5.0

Time out INSIDE - OUTSIDE

Winseler, Luxembourg

$699 / 4 Days

5.0

Skylodge Yoga Retreats – Bali, North Coast

Buleleng, Indonesia

$580 / 3 Days

Transformation - Wandel - Initiation

Zell im Wiesental, Germany

$2,925 / 4 Days

Wood sculpting course with Yves Rasch

Meezen, Germany

$1,053 / 3 Days

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is a LandArt retreat?

A LandArt retreat combines creative work in and with nature with a restorative break from everyday life. You create artworks from natural materials such as stones, branches, leaves, and earth – directly in the landscape. It's not just about the artistic result, but above all about the meditative process, mindfulness, and a deep connection with nature. At Retreat Urlaub, you'll currently find 12 LandArt retreats.

Do I need any artistic experience to join a LandArt retreat?

No, you don't need any prior artistic experience. LandArt retreats are open to everyone – whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced creative. The facilitators guide you step by step and help you discover your own creative expression in nature. The focus is on experiencing, experimenting, and the joy of creating.

How much does a LandArt retreat cost?

Prices for LandArt retreats vary depending on duration, location, and the scope of the program. Prices range from €426 to €2.925, with an average price of around €1.075. Accommodation, meals, and all course materials are usually included – check the individual listing for details.

Where do LandArt retreats take place?

LandArt retreats take place in nature-rich, inspiring locations – for example in forests, along riverbanks, in mountain landscapes, or by the coast. The surroundings themselves are part of the creative process, providing both the materials and the inspiration for your artworks. Browse our 12 offerings and find the perfect location for your creative getaway.

What can I expect from a typical day at a LandArt retreat?

A typical day often begins with a mindfulness exercise, meditation, or a nature walk to connect with your surroundings. This is followed by guided LandArt sessions where you work creatively with natural materials. In between, there's time for reflection, group sharing, and relaxation. Many retreats complement the program with yoga, journaling, or forest bathing.

What materials are used at a LandArt retreat?

In LandArt, you work exclusively with materials found in nature: stones, wood, leaves, flowers, moss, sand, earth, water, and much more. You don't need to bring anything – nature provides everything. The process of searching for and discovering materials is itself a wonderful part of the creative journey.

Who is a LandArt retreat suitable for?

LandArt retreats are suitable for anyone seeking a creative and nature-connected break – whether you're an art enthusiast, nature lover, someone going through a stressful phase of life, or simply someone looking to try something new. The combination of creative work, mindfulness, and nature experience makes LandArt retreats particularly nourishing for body and mind.

What happens to the artworks after the LandArt retreat?

What makes LandArt special is its impermanence. The artworks remain in nature and change with wind, weather, and time – they are intentionally not meant to last forever. This aspect of letting go is an important part of the LandArt philosophy. Of course, you can photograph your creations and take home wonderful memories of your retreat.