Retreat News · Marrakech, Morocco · 19 September 2026
Novak Djokovic will host a three-day retreat at Amanjena, near Marrakech, from 18 to 20 December 2026. Aman has confirmed the dates on its official programme page for Stillness and Strength: A Novak Djokovic Retreat.
The programme brings together tennis masterclasses, meditation, breathwork and restorative rituals. Aman describes it as an opportunity to learn about the routines behind Djokovic’s approach to performance and handling pressure. This will be his second in-person retreat with the group, following Amanyara. Djokovic serves as Aman’s Global Ambassador and Wellness Advisor. Read Aman’s announcement and programme overview.
The host, venue, dates and broad programme are confirmed. Aman is inviting expressions of interest and describes places as limited. Its public programme page, checked on 19 September, does not list a price or a detailed daily timetable. Readers should request the full package and current availability directly from the organiser before making travel arrangements.
The interesting question is what a guest can carry home. A retreat built around an athlete’s routines gives its programme a clear centre: guests can examine how practice, attention and rest fit together in someone’s working life.
That is a promising editorial subject, but the announcement alone cannot tell us how the experience will feel. The balance between scheduled activity and free time matters. So does the size of each session, the level of tennis expected and the amount of direct teaching with the host.
For a reader considering this journey, those are useful questions to put beside the headline. Ask which sessions Djokovic will personally lead, how different abilities are accommodated, and what time remains for an unhurried meal, a walk or quiet rest. Request written confirmation of accommodation, meals, transfers, cancellation terms and the total cost.
A thoughtful retreat should leave room to practise what it introduces. The value of this one will become clearer when the programme can be read at that level of detail.
Event enquiries: Aman’s official retreat page.
Reporting note: This is coverage of an announced event, not a review of an attended retreat. Programme information comes from Aman’s official page, checked on 19 September 2026. The Orophile perspective is editorial interpretation; it does not establish health outcomes or a commercial relationship with the organiser.