Novak Djokovic to Host Three-Day Wellness and Tennis Retreat at Amanjena Marrakech

Novak Djokovic is coming to Marrakech in December for a three-day retreat at Amanjena, where the tennis champion will personally host a programme built around performance, recovery and mental discipline.

Aman has confirmed that Stillness and Strength: A Novak Djokovic Retreat will run from December 18 to 20, 2026. The Marrakech programme will be Djokovic’s second in-person retreat with the luxury hospitality group, following an earlier edition at Amanyara.

Djokovic will host the retreat himself

This is not simply a wellness programme carrying Djokovic’s name. Aman explicitly says Djokovic will be present and will guide guests through the practices that have shaped his approach to pressure, resilience and performance.

The programme combines tennis masterclasses led by the 24-time Grand Slam champion with meditation, mindfulness and breathwork sessions designed to connect physical performance with mental control.

Tennis, meditation and recovery

Aman says the three-day retreat will include exclusive tennis sessions with Djokovic, daily stillness work, meditation and breathwork, alongside restorative treatments at Amanjena Spa.

The spa component includes a 60-minute Beldi hammam and a 60-minute therapeutic argan massage. Guests will also have access to Amanjena’s wider wellness facilities during the retreat.

Food is part of the programme too. Daily menus will be personally curated by Djokovic, with Aman describing the cuisine as designed to support the physical demands and recovery rhythm of the retreat.

A limited-capacity Marrakech event

Aman is not publishing a fixed public ticket price on the retreat page. Instead, prospective guests are being asked to register their interest directly with the resort. The hotel says spaces are limited.

Amanjena sits on Route de Ouarzazate, around 20 minutes by car from Marrakech Menara Airport. Its clay tennis courts, spa facilities, gardens and relatively secluded setting are being used as the backdrop for the three-day programme.

Why this matters beyond the hotel

For Marrakech, the retreat adds another internationally recognizable name to the city’s growing calendar of high-end sport, wellness, hospitality and cultural events. It also gives visitors a rare chance to attend a programme hosted directly by one of the most successful tennis players in history rather than a branded programme delivered without him.

The retreat runs December 18 to 20, 2026. Registration of interest is open through Aman.

Image: Amanjena, courtesy of Aman.