If you’ve ever felt the need for a break from the chaos of daily life—especially if it involves the all-too-familiar interruptions of mansplaining—then you’ll want to hear about this unique island retreat. While the phrase “men are from Mars, women are from Venus” resonates with many, a new luxury destination is making it possible for women to escape to their own paradise: an island where men are not allowed.
Welcome to SuperShe Island, a remarkable retreat crafted by entrepreneur Laura Bennett. Located off the coast of Finland, this serene oasis is designed specifically for women seeking a space free from societal pressures and infused with empowering female energy. As Bennett explains, “When you surround yourself with incredible women from all over the globe, you elevate your own experience and mindset.”
A Unique Experience
Imagine sharing this beautiful island with just nine other women—there are four cozy cabins available, ensuring everyone gets their own private space. But don’t expect to simply book a stay online; the process is more selective. Interested guests must apply, allowing Bennett to curate a group of like-minded women. “The most important quality I look for is a positive and vibrant personality,” she shares. “That’s what will make the experience enjoyable for everyone.”
Ironically, the idea for SuperShe Island originated during Bennett’s visit to Finland with her partner. Although he helped renovate the island, he won’t be allowed to stay as a guest, which is exclusively reserved for women and individuals who identify as female—provided they pass the application process.
Relax and Recharge
Just picture it: a tranquil escape with no husbands, children, or chores in sight. No interruptions while you bask in the sun or enjoy your favorite reality shows. Instead, you can indulge in wellness activities designed to rejuvenate you after a day of relaxation—hopefully including some much-needed wine and dessert delivered right to your doorstep.
While the idea of jetting off to Finland might seem like a fantasy for most of us, the concept of women-only retreats could certainly gain traction elsewhere. Sure, free healthcare and affordable childcare are crucial, but let’s also advocate for spaces where women can recharge away from the ordinary demands of life. If you’re curious about related topics, check out this post on home insemination options or explore more about pregnancy at Healthline.
Conclusion
In summary, SuperShe Island is not just about escaping from men—it’s about creating a nurturing environment where women can connect, unwind, and celebrate their shared experiences.