In a world that rarely pauses, there’s something quietly radical about stepping off the grid—especially when you don’t fill the silence with schedules or screens. At Six Degrees Off Grid, our eco-lodge on the remote coast of Central Sulawesi, the retreat isn’t something you book as an extra. It’s built into the experience.
This isn’t a wellness resort with infinity pools and spa playlists. It’s something simpler. Slower. More human.
A Mindfulness Retreat—Without the Buzzwords
No instructors. No detox diets. Just space to breathe.
We’re not here to teach you how to be mindful. But we’ve created the kind of environment where mindfulness happens naturally. It starts with the sounds: birds in the forest behind you, waves in front. It continues with the lack of distraction—no TV, no endless scrolling. And it settles in with the rhythm of the day: morning swims, meals with new friends, unhurried evenings under the stars.
Slow Mornings, Open Days
Wake up with the sunrise. Take your coffee to the hammock on your balcony and watch the reef light up beneath the surface. Or head down to the water for a paddleboard session before breakfast. There’s no itinerary here—just choices. Read in a hammock. Hike in the forest. Meditate on the deck. Or do absolutely nothing.
For many, this is the retreat: no pressure to be productive, no push to fill the day. Just time, and the freedom to feel what you feel.
Real People, Real Conversations
Six Degrees is social when you want it to be. Our longhouse is shared by solo travellers, couples, artists, digital nomads taking a break from the digital part. It’s common to share a meal and a story, then drift off into your own headspace again. It’s connection without obligation—a welcome kind of balance.
Off-Grid Wellness, Sulawesi Style
There’s a kind of well-being that doesn’t come from apps or studios. It comes from watching fireflies after dark. From swimming in open water. From eating food that’s simple, fresh, and local. From being completely unreachable—for once.
This is what off-grid wellness looks like in Sulawesi. And it’s here when you need it.
Planning a mindfulness retreat in Indonesia?
Skip the crowds. Start here, on the edge of the forest, where the reef meets the sea—and the quiet has space to grow.
