Late Summer Forest Bathe at Sutton Hoo
Relax and connect with nature through a guided, meditative walk through the woodland.
- Booking essential
Early August is a time to celebrate the late summer festival of Lughnasa being halfway between the summer solstice and the autumn equinox. Join Charlotte, our resident Forest Bathing guide, for a relaxed afternoon stroll through the pinewoods and by the river. During the session we will practice what is known in Japan as Shinrin-Yoku or Forest Bathing where your guide will offer you a series of invitations to encourage you to slow down, relax and connect with nature through your senses. The experience will conclude with a tea ceremony in the majestic pine woodland.
Times
Prices
Ticket type | Ticket category |
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All | £20.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Suitability
This event is most suitable for adults and children aged 14 and above.
- Meeting point
Head to the Visitor Welcome. The team will then gather the group in the courtyard before the event begins.
- What to bring and wear
Please wear sturdy shoes and lots of warm layers as we will be moving very slowly. You might want to bring a small camping stool if you are unable to sit on the ground (sit mats will be provided)
- Accessibility
Unfortunately, due to uneven surfaces, this walk is not wheelchair friendly.
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