Set on the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast and located in a 13th-century Capuchin monastery, Anantara Convento di Amalfi Grand Hotel announced it is partnering with Technogym, inclusive of a four-day retreat being held this November.
As part of the collaboration, Anantara Convento di Amalfi Grand Hotel will not offer Technogym equipment in its gym and training content, which was developed by Technogym exclusively for Anantara guests. The culmination of the partnership, however, will be the Anantara & Technogym Wellness Retreat, taking place 20-23 November.
Rooted in the spirit of “Pace e Bene”—which Anantara explains as “the centuries-old monastic blessing of ‘peace and goodness’”—the retreat combines Technogym’s training philosophy, driven by technology and science, with Anantara’s signature wellness offerings. The Anantara & Technogym Wellness Retreat will be led by two Technogym Master Trainers, who will blend expertise with holistic insights and personal care.
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What to Expect
Personal wellness assessments, guided movement sessions, breathwork and integration workshops, nourishing meals, and moments of reflection are included in the four-day itinerary.
Retreat highlights include:
- A Technogym Checkup, an AI-driven assessment station designed to evaluate physical and mental parameters, from which specific wellness programs are created for the guest
- Five movement sessions with Technogym Master Trainers—from yoga to functional training and breath-led stretching
- Three wellness workshops: “How to Begin Your Wellness Path,” “Planning for Longevity” and “Enhance Deep Breath”
- A cooking class with Executive Chef Claudio Lanuto, spotlighting the nutrition-rich bounty of the Campania region
- Anantara’s signature ‘Pace e Bene’ experience, led by resident expert Friar Marcus, exploring the spiritual roots of the convent
- Luxury accommodations, daily meals and complimentary transfers to and from Naples International Airport
Among the hotel’s wellness spaces are a travertine-clad spa, monk’s garden and a historic cloister.
