bali Retreat Hosts 70 Singles in Week-Long Quest for Romance
Ubud, Bali – A unique social experiment unfolded in Bali this November, as 70 singles converged on the island for a week dedicated to finding love. The retreat,held from November 13th to November 20th,2025,aimed to provide a concentrated surroundings for connection,moving beyond the algorithms of dating apps and into real-world interactions. Organizers report a diverse group participated, representing a wide range of ages, professions, and nationalities, all united by a shared desire for meaningful relationships.
the rise of online dating has left many feeling disconnected, despite increased access to potential partners. This retreat taps into a growing trend of experiential dating, where individuals seek curated events and immersive experiences to foster genuine connections. With divorce rates remaining steady and loneliness increasingly recognized as a public health concern, the demand for option pathways to romance is on the rise.The success of this bali retreat could signal a shift in how people approach finding lasting partnerships, potentially inspiring similar events globally.
participants engaged in a series of activities designed to break down barriers and encourage vulnerability. These included group workshops focused on dialog and emotional intelligence, speed dating sessions, cultural excursions to Balinese temples and rice paddies, and free time for organic interactions. Organizers emphasized the importance of authenticity and self-finding throughout the week.
“We wanted to create a space where people could truly be themselves and connect with others on a deeper level,” said a retreat spokesperson. “Its about more than just finding a date; it’s about building self-awareness and learning how to cultivate healthy relationships.”
While the long-term success rate of the connections made remains to be seen, initial reports suggest a positive atmosphere and several promising pairings emerged. Participants are continuing to connect post-retreat, and organizers are already planning future events.
