Just to clarify the retreat is exclusively for female business owners only.

That means team members, staff, partners, family, or children won’t be able to stay on-site or take part in any retreat activities.

Most of the women attending are really looking forward to some dedicated time to recharge, reflect, and focus purely on themselves — without any outside distractions.

That said, a few attendees have shared that their families are staying nearby and they’ll meet up after the retreat — so that could be a great option if that works best for you too!

Cancellation by You Before the Retreat:
If you wish to cancel your booking, you must notify Nikki Milne at The Perth Collective in writing via email at hello@theperthcollective.com 

Please note:

• All monies paid are strictly non-refundable under any circumstances.
• If you are unable to attend, it is solely your responsibility to find a replacement participant to take your place. The replacement must meet any necessary eligibility requirements and be approved by Nikki Milne at The Perth Collective. No refunds or transfers will be provided if you cannot find a replacement.

b) Cancellation or Termination During the Retreat:
If you choose to cancel your participation or cut short your involvement during the retreat, you must notify Nikki Milne at The Perth Collective in writing. Please note:

• No refunds, credits, or reimbursements of any kind will be issued for unused portions of the retreat or the Retreat Fee.
• Your return home, including all associated costs and arrangements, will be your sole responsibility.
• Nikki Milne at The Perth Collective will not be held liable for any damage, injury, or loss sustained after your departure from the retreat.

Yes not a problem at all, please let us know at the form checkout and our Chef will be more than happy to cater to your dietary requirements. 

Requirements to Complete Before Entering Bali, Indonesia

Before traveling to Bali, Indonesia, ensure the following steps are completed:

1. SATUSEHAT Health Pass
   This is a health pass required for all travellers entering Indonesia. It ensures you meet the country’s health and vaccination requirements. You can complete this online or via the SATUSEHAT app prior to arrival.

2. Tourist Levy (150,000 IDR per person)
   Indonesia requires travellers to pay a tourist levy upon entry. This fee, equivalent to approximately $15 USD, helps support tourism initiatives in the country. Payment can typically be made online or at designated points upon arrival.

3. Electronic Visa on Arrival (e-VOA)
   If your country is eligible for a Visa on Arrival, you can pre-apply for an electronic Visa on Arrival (e-VOA) to expedite your entry process. Ensure you complete the application online before your trip.

4. E-Customs Declaration
   All travellers must submit an electronic customs declaration before arriving in Indonesia. This form is used to declare any goods or items you are bringing into the country. It can be completed online prior to departure.

5. Passport Validity
   Your passport must have at least 6 months of validity remaining from the date of entry into Indonesia. Without this, you may be denied boarding or entry.

By completing these steps ahead of time, you’ll ensure a smooth and hassle-free arrival in Bali. Safe travels!

Yes, getting travel insurance is highly recommended for your trip to Bali, or anywhere abroad.

We recommend Cover-More Travel or Nib Travel Insurance

Best practice is:
✅ Buy travel insurance the moment you start paying for your trip even if it’s just a deposit. That way, you’re covered from day one.

It’s completely normal to feel uncertain about attending a retreat where you don’t know anyone—but rest assured, this is actually one of the most rewarding parts of the experience!

By the end of the retreat, you’ll likely wonder how you ever worried about going solo. This could be the start of incredible friendships and connections that extend well beyond Bali! 🌴✨