We're inviting you into a week where you rediscover parts of yourself through simple, beautiful moments.

For five days, you'll experience both the extraordinary and the beautifully ordinary.

You'll wake with the sun, move your body, share long meals, float in the ocean, experience rituals you may have never tried before, laugh with women who were strangers just days earlier, and rediscover how good ordinary life can feel when there's enough space to actually live it.

7:00 | Light Breakfast

Ease into the morning with fresh fruit, coffee, and conversation before the day begins.

9:30 | Morning Pilates

Move with the ocean beside you and start the day feeling awake, grounded, and present.

10:45 | Brunch

Fresh, healthy, and locally sourced Mexican and international cuisine. The kind of meal that reminds you food tastes different when you're not rushing.

Afternoon

Float through crystal-clear cenotes. Wander into town for an iced coffee. Read beneath the palms. Book a massage. Take an afternoon nap.

There isn't a right way to spend free time here.

3:00 | Salsa

You might surprise yourself.

You might laugh more than you have in months.

You might stop caring what you look like.

4:30 | More Than Movement Workshop

Journaling, conversation, and gentle practices that create space to reconnect with yourself.

Evening

5:00 | Spacious Time

Beach walks, tarot readings, reading by the ocean, or an afternoon nap.

Follow what feels good.

7:30 | Dinner

Dinner stretches into stories.

Strangers start feeling like old friends.

You realize you haven't thought about tomorrow all day.

Most of what we'll do isn't complicated.

We'll move. Eat well. Rest. Swim. Laugh. Stay up talking a little longer than we planned.

It's amazing how extraordinary ordinary life begins to feel when there's finally enough space to experience it.

Not that Tulum changes your life.

Not that sound baths change your life.

Or even that Pilates changes your life.

Presence changes your relationship with ordinary life.

And that's something you can take home.

This Retreat Is For You If

• You constantly feel like you're rushing, even when there's nowhere to be.

• You find it difficult to truly switch off or be present.

• You're craving space away from the constant stimulation of everyday life.

• You want to reconnect with your body in a way that feels nourishing instead of performative.

• You're moving through a season of growth, change, or transition and want space to reflect.

• You miss feeling deeply connected to yourself.

• You're ready to create the conditions for a more present way of living.

Along the Way, You'll Experience

• 5 days & 4 nights at Amansala Spa & Resort

• Daily Pilates, yoga, and intentional movement practices

• Guided breathwork

• Sound healing

• Nourishing whole food meals

• Mayan-inspired cacao ceremony

• Time by the Caribbean Sea

• Spacious afternoons to rest, journal, explore, or simply be

• Meaningful connection with a small group of women

Limited Spaces Available

We've intentionally kept this retreat intimate to create a supportive environment where every woman feels seen, connected, and cared for.

If you've been craving more space, more presence, and a deeper relationship with yourself, we'd be honored to welcome you to Tulum this March.

Arrive on March 18th to Cancun (CUN) 90 minute ride to Amansala 

 or 

TULTUM (TQO) Airport 45 minute ride to Amansala

Transportation to & from Amansala is not included. Amansala awill arrange shuttles which range from about $60 to $160 depending on shared arrivals. 

Air conditioning at Amansala is available nightly from 9:30 - PM to 7:30 AM.

24 hour Air conditioning is an extra optional charge at $25 a day. Just let your retreat hosts know if you would like to include this.

Reserve your room with a $555 non-refundable deposit. Final payment will be due February 2, 2027. 

Cancellations before then (2/2/27) are refundable minus the $555 deposit; after that, all bookings are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Here is a link to retreat attendees that will answer even more questions that you may have: LETTER TO YOGIS