Journey into the wide-open Mojave Desert for a yoga and hot spring wellness retreat designed to awaken and restore your being.

As winter loosens its hold and the desert begins to stir, we gather in the expansive quiet of Wonder Valley, near the north entrance of Joshua Tree National Park, where vast skies, ancient land, and the elemental medicine of geothermal mineral waters invite you to rise from the inward season, recalibrate, and return home to your center.

Through daily yoga practices rooted in the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda, restorative rest, meditations held in and around the water, and the healing embrace of the natural world, we align with the rhythms of spring renewal and discover what it means to live in balance. Expect soulful Vinyasa classes that honor both form and freedom, deep Yin and restorative sessions that soothe the nervous system after winter’s contraction, sound healing to restore harmony within, and meditations, some offered in the mineral springs themselves, that invite you back to the altar of yourself, renewed and fully awake.

Space is limited to 12 participants maximum.

Gaby Colletta

Yoga Instructor, Ayurvedic Health Counselor, Somatic Therapist

Gaby is a Yoga, Ayurveda and Meditation Teacher with over 15 years of practice in integrative wellness and healing arts. She facilitates nature-based retreats, guides mind-body courses and coaches individuals on how to create an ecosystem of internal resources that increase resilience and unveil intrinsic potential. Her teachings weave together the Ancient traditions of Ayurveda, Buddhism and Tantra, alongside modern-day neuroscience, somatic psychology and Earth wisdom. Through the tapestry of mind-body practices, Gaby shares tools for deeper intimacy and understanding one’s intuitive abilities, mental powers and pathways to freedom. 

Learn more at: www.gabycolletta.com

Michael Peterson

Yoga Instructor & Meditation Guide

Michael Peterson is a Tucson based yoga instructor with over a decade of teaching experience since 2014. Accumulating more than 1,000 hours in Vinyasa and Yin yoga, his classes are crafted to inspire, uplift, and leave every student feeling more connected to themselves.

Learn more at: www.yogawithmichael.com