There is a chalet on site (called kuti in the Buddhist tradition of Thailand and Burma, meaning meditation hut), which can be used for personal retreats (with a minimum stay of 2 nights). Marjó will be able to offer guidance and support if you don’t have an established meditation practice yet and would like to start one. Or otherwise, if you have an established practice, you’re welcome to use the chalet.

It can be rented on a self-catering basis (with the possibility of Marjó doing shopping if you don’t have your own transport) or Marjó can provide vegetarian meals.

The kuti is also offered on a donation basis, with a guideline of an amount per night in accordance with the price of a local B&B, and a donation for food and additional expenses. The kuti sleeps two.

If you would like just to use the chalet as a base for a walking or another activity holiday, that would be fine too. There is always the opportunity to practise meditation with Marjó and others if you wish to do so.

Anyone who is a seeker of truth is welcome to partake of this beautiful place and landscape, which nourishes the spirit and quietens the mind.

Passaddhi is situated on the Beara Way, a long-distance walking route on the Beara Peninsula in County Cork in the southwest of Ireland.