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Slow down, reconnect and experience the Wild Atlantic Way through creativity, presence and meaningful connection. Our retreats are carefully designed to nourish creativity, wellbeing and connection through art, nature and mindful experiences in one of Ireland's most extraordinary landscapes.

Art & Heart at Skellig Michael

1–3 September 2026

An immersive retreat combining art,
presence and personal pilgrimage.

Discover the sacred landscape of Skellig Michael,
immerse yourself in creativity and enjoy time to
slow down on Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way.

Reserve Your Place

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  • Skellig Michael

    Ancient monastic island

  • Accommodation

    Two nights overlooking Valentia Island

  • A long table set up with multiple artist easels and paint palettes in a bright, white-walled studio room with wood floors, a fireplace, and framed wall art.

    Creative Calm Workshop

    Paint the Skelligs in watercolour

  • Presense through Paint

    Nourish yourself through creativity
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Meet Your Host Linda

Linda Goodman - Artist

Linda is a contemporary Irish artist whose work is inspired by the calming beauty of the Wild Atlantic Way and the quiet simplicity of Japanese aesthetics.

Through her Creative Calm Workshops she helps people discover that painting isn't about perfection—it's about presence. Her gentle, beginner-friendly approach allows everyone to experience the joy of slowing down, noticing beauty and creating something meaningful.

No experience is necessary—only curiosity.

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Meet Your Host Treacy

Treacy O'Connor - Spiritual Guide

Treacy creates the contemplative heart of the retreat. Through meditation, silence and gentle reflection, she invites participants to slow down, become deeply present and open themselves to the experience of Skellig Michael. Holding space with warmth and simplicity, she supports each person in discovering their own connection with the island, allowing that experience to flow naturally into Linda's watercolour practice.

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