Kalymnos Women in Leadership Retreat

It can be tailored. We use a proven five day framework, then adapt the pacing, intensity, and emphasis based on your objectives, the participant profile, and the outcomes you want to prioritise.

Women in leadership and emerging leaders who want to strengthen confidence, presence, boundaries, and authentic communication, while building meaningful connection within a cohort.

Participants leave with stronger self trust, clearer personal values, practical tools for courageous leadership, and a shared language that supports ongoing accountability and connection back at work.

This is experiential. The outdoor environment makes patterns visible in real time, then facilitation turns those moments into insight and action. It is designed around women’s lived leadership barriers, not generic leadership theory.

The retreat includes facilitated circles and workshops inspired by Dare to Lead, with themes such as vulnerability, values, boundaries, and the armour women often carry in leadership environments.

Emile Woolf is our leadership and behavioural training partner. They support the design and facilitation of the leadership elements, helping translate what happens outdoors into practical leadership behaviours and real workplace application.

No. No prior climbing experience is required. Professional climbing guides lead the sessions and all technical equipment is provided.

Moderate. Expect several hours outdoors most days with breaks. The climbing day is guided and paced, the Vespa island day is light but active, and the sailing day is restorative.

Yes. We adjust the climbing sectors, time on the rock, and the day flow to match the group, while keeping everyone included and supported.

We can adapt. Climbing is a powerful component, but the retreat can be shaped for different comfort levels and objectives, including more emphasis on facilitation, reflection, and alternative island activities.

Safety is central. Technical activities are delivered by professional guides with appropriate equipment, briefings, and conservative decision making based on conditions and group readiness.

We adapt the plan. Kalymnos offers flexibility across locations and activity types, so we can adjust timing, choose sheltered areas, or replace elements while protecting the integrity of the retreat.

Comfortable and well located accommodation that supports rest and connection. Kalymnos is intentionally grounded rather than ultra luxury, creating space for presence, simplicity, and group cohesion.

You travel via Kos International Airport, then take a short ferry crossing to Kalymnos. Ferry transfers are coordinated within the program flow.

Yes. We collect dietary requirements in advance and coordinate with the local restaurants and venues included in the program.

Yes. Each participant should have appropriate travel insurance that covers the destination and the planned activities.

It works best with small to mid sized cohorts where trust and honest dialogue can build quickly. We can scale delivery with additional guides and facilitation if required.

Yes. We can tailor sessions and prompts around your culture themes, leadership behaviours, and inclusion priorities, while keeping the retreat grounded in lived experience and real connection.

You submit an enquiry with your preferred date window, cohort size, and outcomes. We then shape the itinerary and logistics into a proposal with deposit terms to secure delivery.

Yes. We can invoice the company and support bank transfer payments, subject to the agreed booking terms.

Because accommodation, guides, and logistics are secured specifically for your group, cancellation and change terms depend on lead time and supplier commitments. We provide clear terms in the proposal before any payment is taken.