Our focus is simple: find locations with exceptional natural resources—mineral springs, forests, coastal settings—and create destinations that make the most of them. Our portfolio includes three operating properties in Cyprus, each designed with a different purpose.
Serves guests seeking immersive wellness retreats.
Provides families with health-focused vacation experiences.
Offers intensive programs for guests pursuing specific health goals.
Sea-side village stays for families, fully kosher-friendly, rooted in nature and Mediterranean cuisine.
Each property benefits from our accumulated expertise in wellness hospitality, from program design to daily operations.
Cyprus provides an ideal base. The island offers year-round accessibility from major European and Middle Eastern cities, established infrastructure, and natural resources that are increasingly valued by travelers.
Wellness-first hospitality.
Our properties are built around wellness programming—therapeutic spa treatments, family health activities, structured detox protocols. This shapes everything from our kitchens to our staffing to our facilities.
We design our properties for guests who want experiences that support their health, working with nutritionists, wellness practitioners, and medical professionals to create effective programs.
We emphasize quality over scale.
Our properties are relatively small with limited capacity, allowing for personalized service and attention to detail. We’d rather operate fewer properties exceptionally well than expand at the expense of quality.
Each property operates independently with its own brand and positioning, but all share common principles: respect for natural surroundings, evidence-based wellness practices, high standards for food and hospitality, and environments where guests can focus on their wellbeing.
We Build With What Nature Gives Us.
Natural mineral springs, clean air, protected forests, and coastal environments provide genuine value. Our properties are sited to leverage these natural assets, and we work to preserve and enhance them.
Wellness hospitality requires specialized knowledge—from managing therapeutic fasting programs to designing family activities to operating natural spring facilities. We invest in training, systems, and expertise to maintain consistent quality across our properties.
We’re committed to sustainable business practices. Our lease-based model reduces environmental impact compared to new construction. We prioritize local sourcing, employ local staff, and integrate our properties into their communities.
The Eastern Mediterranean has abundant natural resources suited to wellness hospitality, and we see significant opportunity for thoughtful growth as we identify the right locations.
Secret Forest is located in the mountain village of Miliou, built around natural sulfur springs that feed a 2,200 square meter spa. The property accommodates guests seeking comprehensive wellness retreats with programming that includes spa treatments, yoga, forest activities, and wellness education. The facility operates year-round and serves primarily European and Israeli clientele.
Well.Club is situated on the Cyprus coast and focuses on family wellness. The property offers structured programming for both children and adults, emphasizing active lifestyle and healthy dining. This concept serves families who want vacation experiences that support their health priorities.
Yonik Farm is a smaller property near Secret Forest offering intensive wellness programs including therapeutic fasting and detox protocols. The farm serves guests with specific health goals, providing a structured and medically-informed approach. Programming is developed in consultation with health professionals and includes ongoing monitoring and support. Each property operates with its own website, booking system, and brand identity, while sharing back-office functions and operational knowledge across the portfolio.
Sea-side village stays for families, fully kosher-friendly, rooted in nature and Mediterranean cuisine.
Five years ago, while exploring the mountains of Cyprus, Yonik discovered something unexpected: historic properties with extraordinary natural assets that were either underutilized or had fallen into disrepair. What struck him was not just the physical beauty of these locations, but their untapped potential as wellness destinations.
Over the following years, working with partners from Israel and internationally, Yonik developed an approach to transforming these sites into operating businesses. Rather than following conventional hospitality models, he focused on creating properties where natural resources—mineral springs, forest settings, coastal environments—could be leveraged for genuine wellness programming.
Today, Yonik Group reflects his conviction that there is substantial opportunity in the intersection of hospitality, wellness, and natural resource development across the Eastern Mediterranean. The company’s three operating properties in Cyprus represent different applications of this core thesis, each designed to serve specific market needs while maintaining high operational standards.
