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Hygge (pronounced hoo-gah) is the Danish art of creating warmth and connection through simple pleasures — a shared blanket, candlelight, or an unhurried meal.


At Hygge by the Sea, we invite you to feel the same calm rhythm beside the ocean. It’s about being — and remembering what love feels like when life slows down.

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the art of hygge

The Danish art of cozy connection and presence.

Begin Again — A One-Day Retreat by the Sea

March 1, 2026

Fresh beginnings often start in small ways — a clear horizon, quiet attention, the relief of an unhurried morning. This one-day retreat supports renewal through calm guidance, nature time, and simple practices.

With the five teachings of renewal as your guide, you’ll explore how:
  •   spaciousness invites perspective
  •   attention returns you to what matters
  •   the body remembers how to unwind
  •   everyday moments hold meaning
  •   gentle structure supports change

The day is quiet, spacious, and restorative — a simple way to begin the month with steadiness and warmth.

Running on Empty — A One-Day Retreat by the Sea

April 19, 2026

A guided day to restore energy and clarity for those who keep showing up while quietly feeling depleted.

Carrying So Much — A One-Day Retreat by the Sea

May 9, 2026

A grounded reset for those holding invisible responsibilities, emotional weight, and more than most people realize.

Tired of  Pushing — A One-Day Retreat by the Sea

June 14, 2026

A mid-year pause for those ready to move forward with intention instead of constant effort.

Return to Us — A Couples Retreat by the Sea

March 22, 2026

Love often returns in the smallest moments — shared quiet, warm touch, the comfort of slowing down together. This couples retreat invites reconnection through calm, simplicity, and nature-anchored presence.

With the five teachings of connection as your guide, you’ll explore how:
  •   presence deepens closeness
  •   kindness becomes a way of relating
  •   the senses awaken warmth
  •   nature supports tenderness
  •   small rituals keep love alive

We’re Fine… But Not Close — A Couples Retreat by the Sea

May 22-24, 2026

A structured weekend for couples who function well together yet want to deepen connection and rediscover warmth.

Oceanside stillness  
Morning moments by the sea where silence says everything.



Fireside Evenings 
Wrapped in blankets, candlelight flickering, stories unfolding gently between you.



In water  
Floating, breathing, letting go. In the pool and hot tub, we find another kind of calm — mindful touch, shred presence, and deep release.



Mindful touch & connection 
Guided practices that bring warmth, safety, and presence back to your relationship.



Nature's Rhythm
Beach walks, sea breezes, and time to simply wander  no rush, no noise.



Restorative Pause
Time to nap, read, or listen to the waves without agenda or interruption.
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Laura, Santa Barbara, CA

“I’ve attended many retreats over the years. Finding one like this — small, quiet, overlooking the ocean — feels like discovering a hidden treasure.”

Michelle Joy Del Rey, Huntington Beach California

"Staying at this retreat felt like being in an oasis of healing. I noticed every bird, every wave, and the calmness. There was a space of complete acceptance and aliveness — and in that space, healing naturally unfolded.”

Maria, Port of Los Angeles

“Down at the port it’s cranes, trucks, machines — everything moving all the time. Being up here for the day was the opposite of that. People just slowing down, talking, hanging out. I liked it.”

Megan & Tif, Long Beach, CA

"We were a bit nervous about stepping away from our screens, but honestly, it turned out to be one of the best parts. We actually talked more than we have in years"

Carlos, Santa Fe, NM

"My wife wanted to come. I didn't expect to feel close again. The ocean and just being here made it easy."

Lisa & Tom, Portland, OR

"We kinda stumbled into this retreat I was surprised how much we
needed it."
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