Our story
At its heart, Sorelle is about sisterhood.
We created Sorelle gatherings because we couldn’t find the kind of experience we were looking for ourselves. Something beautiful but relaxed. Thoughtfully planned, but never rigid. A space where women could move their bodies, spend time in nature, be creative, share good meals and connect with like-minded people without feeling like they had to be anyone other than themselves.
Over the years, we’ve built our lives around creating experiences for others through hospitality, photography, movement and community. Sorelle brings all of those things together in one place.
The name Sorelle means sisters, and that feeling sits at the centre of everything we do.
This retreat isn’t about transformation, fixing yourself or becoming someone new. It’s about giving yourself permission to slow down for a week. To move, surf, create, rest, laugh, meet incredible women and remember what life feels like when there’s a little more space in it.
Whether you arrive solo or with a friend, our hope is that you leave feeling refreshed, inspired and connected to a community of women you’ll continue to cheer on long after the retreat ends.
Meet Charlotte
Charlotte is a photographer, creative and storyteller from the UK. After years spent between Sri Lanka, Indonesia and the UK, she’s built a life centred around capturing stories, creating meaningful experiences and a love for bringing people together.
When she’s not behind the camera, you’ll usually find her in the ocean, discovering a new café or dreaming up her next adventure..
Photography: @shotsbylottes Instagram: @charlottemockx
Meet Hanah
Hanah is a Pilates instructor from New Zealand who spent seven years working aboard yachts, travelling the world and creating unforgettable experiences for people from all walks of life. Alongside that, movement has always been a huge part of her life. These days you’ll usually find her teaching Pilates, surfing, making pottery or gathering people around a table.
Pilates: @kumeasyouare
Instagram: @hahahbarabra
Sorelle means sisters.
Not by blood, but by the people we meet, the experiences we share and the communities we create a long the way.