Looking for upcoming sober retreats? This curated sober retreats calendar features alcohol-free retreats, recovery retreats, wellness getaways, yoga experiences, and sober travel opportunities for people who want connection, clarity, and adventure without alcohol. Whether you’re in recovery, alcohol-free, or simply sober curious, this page highlights upcoming experiences designed to support community, personal growth, and fun.
You’ll find a mix of sober retreats focused on wellness, travel, spirituality, creativity, and recovery. We update this page regularly with new retreat listings, so check back often for upcoming sober retreats around the world.
What you’ll find in this sober retreats calendar:
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Browse upcoming sober retreats, alcohol-free getaways, recovery retreats, and wellness experiences below. This curated calendar is designed to help readers discover sober travel opportunities that focus on connection, community, and personal growth. Check back frequently, because we’re updating this calendar on a frequent basis.
Machu Picchu with Capsule Adventures Experience the best of Peru on our substance-free trip! Our journey blends the culture and cuisine of Cusco with the legendary Salkantay Trail, culminating at
Awake: A Sober Curiosity & Creativity Retreat Lead with clarity, creative flow, and renewed energy. Join author Sarah Levy and subconscious breakthrough coach Haley Hoffman Smith for an intimate retreat
Sober Travel: Bali This is no ordinary getaway—it’s a zero-proof trip to paradise. Let your worries drift away as you reconnect with nature, dive into in the Balinese way of
Greece has been doing wellness right since ancient times. Soak up the sun on white-sand beaches, fuel up on Mediterranean eats, and sip freddo cappuccinos with a view. Oh yeah,
Sober Sisters River Retreat This retreat is designed to bring women in recovery together for a few days of connection, reflection, healing & fun. Recovery, Renewel, & Sisterhood Join us
Sisters By The Sea, 2026 Pack your bags and join 400 women for a weekend of hope, laughter, and serenity at Sisters By The Sea 2026! Welcome to Sisters By
GSM+ 2026 The Year of LOVE A GLOBAL GATHERING LIKE NO OTHER JUNE 25th - 29th, 2026 GSM+ is not a roundup nor some average conference—it's a vibrant, inclusive
There are a million reasons Thailand is called the Land of Smiles. The fragrant flowers, breezy islands, sandy beaches, and endless seafood are a few. Waking up every day feeling
Private women’s recovery weekend A weekend to let go, connect with your sobriety sisters and yourself and renewing your spirit Private Women’s Recovery Weekend Join us for a relaxing and empowering in-person getaway
Seine River Cruise Fellowship-Centered Sober Cruises At Sober Celebrations, we believe that travel is the only thing you can buy that makes you richer. We're passionate about helping folks in
Bali and Komodo Islands with Capsule Adventures Experience the best of Indonesia on this 9 day island-hopping adventure.
Let’s set sail—sober and stress-free! Cruise the Croatian coast, where your days start with a refreshing dive into the Adriatic or some mindful sunrise yoga on deck. Explore historic towns,
We trip as often as possible because travel is our jam! Here, you’ll find insider information, sober travel tips, and honest reviews from a sober perspective. Some of the things that excite or intrigue me while I am traveling are animals, wildlife conservation, sobriety, innovative ways people are trying to keep Earth habitable for humans, learning about world geography and cultures, getting outside to run, swim, kayak, hike, walk and do yoga; and old cemeteries and churches where history, art, and spirituality come together.
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Sober Spotlight: Teresa Bergen Wins Gold for Travel Writing on The Sober Curator.
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“My name is Teresa and I’m an alcoholic. I’ve been sober for 120 years.” If longevity enthusiasts…
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Teresa Bergen had the great good fortune to quit drinking very young and has enjoyed long-term sobriety. She lives in Portland, Oregon but travels all over the world as a travel writer. She also works in the oral history field, helping to document and preserve history.
Her articles have appeared in many online and print publications, including the South China Morning Post, Saturday Evening Post, Delta Sky, MSN and USA Today Outdoors Wire. She’s the author of The Sober Travel Handbook, Easy Portland Outdoors and Transcribing Oral History, and co-author of Historic Cemeteries of Portland, Oregon. She also created the character of Sober Cat, a hairless nonbinary Sphynx who drank to hide their feeling of not fitting in, but now lives an amazing sober life. Sober Spotlight: Teresa Bergen Wins Gold for Travel Writing on The Sober Curator.
If there’s a cat around, Teresa wants to pet it. She also loves open water swimming, kayaking, paddle boarding, running, hiking, painting, reading and exploring.
Are you hosting a sober retreat? Whether it’s a cruise, day trip, or a journey across the globe, we want to help spread the word! The Sober Curator’s Retreats Calendar is the go-to resource for people looking for engaging, alcohol-free experiences. By submitting your event, you’ll reach a supportive community eager to connect, explore, and celebrate sober living.
🏝️ Submit a Sober Retreat Recovery-focused, wellness, spiritual, creative, and adventure retreats. Listings start free. Featured and Sponsored placements available for retreats that want full editorial coverage. Submit your retreat →
📅 Submit a Sober Event: NA tastings, sober socials, recovery conferences, fitness meetups, alcohol-free festivals, virtual gatherings, and events of all kinds. Anything that gives our readers something worth showing up for. Submit your event →
A sober retreat is a structured getaway focused on wellness, recovery support, and personal growth without alcohol or drugs.
Anyone who wants a trip that does not revolve around the bar. People in recovery, people who quit and never looked back, the sober-curious still figuring it out, and frankly anyone who is done waking up on vacation feeling worse than when they left. You do not need a recovery story to belong on one. You just have to want to remember the trip.
It depends on the retreat, but expect yoga, meditation, hiking, kayaking, workshops, group sessions, and real meals. The ones on our calendar range from a Greek Islands sailing to a creativity retreat on Cape Cod to a women’s recovery weekend in Florida. The throughline: connection and adventure, not a hotel bar.
They range widely. Day trips and weekend gatherings can run a couple hundred dollars. International sober travel and multi-day programs climb into the thousands. The retreats on our calendar list real prices, so you can see exactly what you are getting before you book. The value question is the same as any travel: is it concrete and worth it, or are you paying for a logo.
Many attendees find sober retreats helpful because they provide community support, emotional healing, and tools for maintaining sobriety.
No. Many sober retreats welcome people in recovery, sober-curious travelers, wellness seekers, and anyone looking for an alcohol-free experience built around connection, rest, adventure, or personal growth.
