The difference
You know the feeling at most members' clubs. The right room, the right people, and no real way to talk to any of them. Vana is built the other way round. The group is small and chosen with care, and the weekend has just enough shape that you never have to do the hard part yourself. By Sunday you've met everyone, effortlessly.
What it's like
It begins on a Friday evening. The city behind you, a drive out into open country, a drink in your hand before you've caught everyone's name. What follows isn't a schedule. A morning doing something you'd never get round to booking yourself. A long lunch somewhere with a view. A dinner cooked just for the group that runs late because no one wants it to end. Somewhere in there, without anyone trying, the room becomes people who know each other.
Every weekend is different
No two weekends are quite the same. A different place, a different part of the country, a different group each time.
Everything's handled
The house, the travel from London, the meals, the activities, with wine at dinner. One number, all in. You bring yourself and good conversation.