After the success of his first retreat at Amanyara in the Turks and Caicos Islands last year, Novak Djokovic is returning for a second experience with Aman, this time in Morocco.
From December 18 to 20, 2026, the 24-time Grand Slam champion will take part in “Stillness and Strength: A Novak Djokovic Retreat” at Amanjena in Marrakech. It will be his second in-person retreat for the luxury hotel brand, where he has served as Global Ambassador and Wellness Advisor since 2024.
The three-day program has been designed and will be led by Djokovic himself, with a focus on the practices that have shaped his approach to performance, recovery and well-being.
The program includes tennis masterclasses led by the Serbian champion, alongside mindfulness, meditation and breathing sessions supervised by Amanjena’s wellness specialists.
The retreat is designed to connect physical performance with mental clarity while helping participants develop ways to handle pressure with greater awareness.
Guests will also have access to tailored spa treatments, including a traditional Moroccan hammam and argan oil therapeutic massage, as well as the resort’s full range of wellness facilities.
Djokovic will personally design the daily menus as part of the retreat, reflecting his approach to nutrition as a key part of recovery.
The Marrakech setting also plays an important role in the choice of venue. Located on the outskirts of the city and surrounded by gardens, olive groves and palm trees with the Atlas Mountains in the background, Amanjena also has clay tennis courts on site, providing a suitable setting for the champion’s tennis masterclasses.
