Get ready for a week of sunshine, yoga, and pure magic in Sayulita, Mexico—a colorful Pueblo Mágico where the jungle meets the ocean and every moment feels like a gift. Throughout the retreat, we’ll draw inspiration from the five great elements—earth, water, fire, air, and space—using them as a lens to ground the body, free the mind, and ignite the spirit. Together, these energies create our recipe for joy as we explore practices that cultivate grounding, flow, transformation, creativity, and potential.
Our mornings begin with soulful Rasa yoga sessions, weaving together movement, breath, meditation, and meaningful teachings to leave you feeling vibrant and deeply connected. Afternoons are free for lounging by the infinity pool, strolling Haramara’s private beaches, wandering the colorful streets of Sayulita, or trying something adventurous like surf lessons or a boat trip to spot whales. As the day winds down, we’ll gather again for nourishing practices and pranayama, sacred rituals, and meaningful conversations under the stars.
This retreat goes beyond yoga—it’s about embracing play, rest, and the joy of being alive. You’ll savor incredible organic meals, soak up the sun's warmth, and feel the rhythm of life slow down as you unplug and reconnect with yourself, nature, and an amazing community.
If you’re craving a reset—a week to let go, laugh, and truly feel free—this is your chance. Sayulita is calling.
Sayulita is a vibrant coastal town that offers a taste of authentic Mexico with its rich blend of tradition and laid-back charm. Located about an hour north of Puerto Vallarta, this small fishing village has been drawing surfers and free spirits since the 1960s, and its bohemian roots are still very much alive. Stroll the cobblestone streets, where artisan boutiques and roadside stands showcase handmade goods—textiles, wood carvings, paintings, and more—all crafted by local artists and craftspeople.
The town’s main beach is a great spot for beginner surfers to catch a wave, while more advanced surfers can explore nearby breaks. Beyond the surf, Sayulita invites you to slow down and take it all in: the colorful streets, the sounds of the ocean, and the easy rhythm of life in this magical town.
What is the payment schedule?
A nonrefundable $800 deposit is required to reserve your spot, and all final payments are due by March 1, 2025. After you make your deposit, we will set your account up to automatically withdraw the funds on specific dates; please get in touch with us if you would like to request a customized payment schedule.
What is the best flight itinerary for me to follow?
Fly in and out of Puerto Vallarta (PVR). Our retreat is about a 40-minute drive from the airport, and we can help organize the airport shuttle. The airport transfer is not included, but we will try to connect you with other retreat participants to share the cost. Depending on how many share the ride, it will range from $40 to $110.
What is included in the retreat fee?
Your retreat fee includes accommodations, three delicious meals each day, two yoga practices daily, meditation sessions, and a full moon bonfire.
What is not included in the retreat fee?
The retreat fee does not include your flights, airport transfer, retreat staff tips, or additional excursions, surf lessons, and spa services.
What is the cancellation policy?
What should I pack? (an updated list will be provided in early 2025)
Do I need travel insurance?
Yes, travel insurance is required. Our favorite provider is World Nomads.
What is the weather like?
The Central Pacific Coast of Mexico is surrounded by jungle and receives 345 days of sunshine per year. The months of March, April, May, October and November are warm (upper 70s to low 80s). December, January and February are comfortable (low to mid 70s) but can be chilly at night (low to mid 60s). The months of June, July, August and September are hot (mid 80s to low 90s) and humid.
Will the venue have internet & wifi?
The casitas have no electricity, but they are illuminated at night with oil lamps and candles.
You won't be able to use any small electrical appliances like hair dryers, curling irons, or razors.
There is no outdoor lighting, so you need to bring a flashlight or a headlamp for use at night.
There are electrical outlets in the dining room, pool terrace, and yoga shalas for recharging
electronic devices and batteries. It has the same voltage as the U.S., so no converter is needed.
There are no phones or internet in Haramara. If you would like to use a phone or the internet you
will need to go to one of the internet cafes in the town of Sayulita, a five minute taxi ride away.
Your cell phone, including data service, may work in Mexico. This depends on your service
provider and plan. Please contact your service provider before you depart to make this
determination.
Do I have to participate in the full schedule?
Everything offered is optional. You are encouraged to make the most out of this experience by attending as much as possible, but we also understand and respect that you may need moments of rest & solitude.
Is this retreat appropriate for all levels of practitioner?
Yes! I have been teaching yoga for 25 years, and I teach to all levels, beginner to advanced. I will make the practice accessible & interesting for all levels of practitioner.
