Tango & Yoga – Finding Yourself

Der 800 Jahre alte Vierkanthof in Alleinlage mit Blick über die Hügellandschaft des Mühlviertels bietet die ideale Atmosphäre für eine nachhaltige Auszeit. Neues ausprobieren, den Kopf frei bekommen und Impulse für Veränderung spüren. Rückzug und Ruhe finden Sie am Naturbadeteich, in den Wäldern und in der Weite der sanft-hügeligen Landschaft. Genießen Sie Momente der Entspannung in der nach Zirbenholz duftenden Sauna und abends in gemütlicher Runde rund um die Feuerschale.

At the Kleebauer Hof Retreat Center, you can enjoy modern vegetarian and vegan cuisine. Start your day with a heartwarming breakfast featuring breads, jams, cheese, freshly made porridge, fruit, a variety of milk options, yogurt, fruit juices, spreads, coffee, and a selection of teas. At 2:00 p.m., we serve a light lunch featuring a warming soup as well as spreads with bread or pastries.

Argentine tango is an improvised partner dance set to music that touches the soul—with no set step sequences. It is a dance of connection: it invites you to feel, listen, and trust your own inner compass. Just like in yoga practice, you can discover a great deal about yourself through it.

Tango is passionate and intense, always danced as a pair. Yoga, on the other hand, invites you to let go, find stillness, and discover contentment—regardless of external circumstances. Two very different paths with a similar goal: to find yourself. Both require a keen body awareness and the ability to be fully present in the moment.

The day begins and ends with a 1.5-hour yoga session from the open program—sometimes invigorating, sometimes calm in the form of Yin Yoga, tailored to the group and the moment. In between, there is a daily Argentine tango session of equal length: from the basic steps through leading and following to free improvisation in pairs.

The week is led by Adeline Ireland, an internationally experienced yoga teacher who teaches Argentine tango with just as much passion as she does her yoga practice.

Between sessions, there’s time for relaxation: by the natural swimming pond, in the sauna, or in the evening around the fire pit. The program is suitable for anyone who wants to combine yoga and tango—no dance experience is necessary.

What You’ll Take Away
- A new experience of movement through Argentine tango
- A deeper sense of your body and presence in the moment
- Space to feel, listen, and trust
- Two forms of practice, one shared goal—finding your center

Program Details
Daily: 1.5 hours of open yoga in the morning and afternoon, with 1.5 hours of Argentine tango in between.

Program Schedule
Sunday:
4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Yoga from the open program

Monday–Saturday:
7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Yoga from the open program
11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Tango
4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Yoga from the open program

Sunday:
7:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Yoga from the open program

By Car
From Linz: via Ottensheim on the Rohrbach Federal Highway to Altenfelden
From Passau: via Oberkappel or Engelhartszell to Altenfelden

By Train and Bus
Take the train to Linz Central Station; from there, there are regular bus connections to Altenfelden. Pickup from the “Altenfelden Ort” bus stop is included at fixed times:
Pickup from the bus: 2:08 p.m. and 3:08 p.m. (registration required at least 24 hours before arrival)
Transfer to the bus: 9:50 a.m. and 10:50 a.m.
These are approximate times.
From Linz Central Station, you can reach Altenfelden Ort via bus lines 215 and 230/231