Experience the culture, the land and the practices that shape our vision.
Curious about Neos? Join one of our Neos Experience Weekends to discover the new culture we are creating, relax, regenerate, and enjoy the land.
Relaxation & Spontaneity
The weekend is unscheduled, relaxed, emergent — a chance to feel the values we live by, and culture we are creating simply through the natural rhythm of life here. Each weekend will be unique.
Shared meals & conversations
Enjoy a sense of like-minded community with natural meeting and conversation spaces, and shared meals made with local organic ingredients mostly from our own garden.
Exploration & Nature
There's plenty of opportunity to take walks in the surrounding nature, do yoga under an ancient olive tree, discover the sacred sites, swim in the lake, or meditate - with the group or privately.
Weekend 'Schedule'*
*with recommended options in italic
| Friday Arrival: 4-6pm
Relaxation, meet & greet · self-led movement · journal · walk
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Dinner: Local organic shared meal
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Fire Circle, songs and sharing
| Saturday Morning
Breakfast or fast until lunch
(not recommended for women in days 11-15, 20-menstruation of their cycle)
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Silent, slow morning, meditation on a rock or under a tree
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Guided movement practice in the event space, garden shala or yoga deck
Lunch: Local organic shared meal
| Saturday Afternoon
Land Walk:
· Lake walk
· River walk
· Obelisk walk
· Dolmen walk
· Southern Circle walk
| Saturday Evening
Sponanteous session relevant to aspects of the Neos culture, practices and transformational content.
E.g. village Q&A, guided meditation, deep sharing, sound healing, breath work.
| Sunday Departure
Movement practice in the event space, garden shala or yoga deck · walk
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Local organic shared brunch
Location & Venue
Neos Center offers heart-expanding views, with 410 hectares of nature to explore, lakes to swim in, healing chill out & practice spaces, only a pleasant 75 min car journey from Lisbon International Airport.
A regenerative project, currently we are developing the site stage by stage towards a village for 1000 people on 1000 acres.
