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Five days at the foot of Sedona's red rocks during the most powerful season of the year. A group visit to the Grand Canyon. And a teacher who has led over twenty retreats around the world, now bringing her practice home under her own name for the very first time. Join Erica Chen for The Sedona Yoga Retreat, an intimate fall gathering on land long known for its vortex sites and sacred energy, where the practice is to feel what you've been carrying, release what no longer serves you, and return home with clarity and a new community.

Sedona, United States

Flights to and from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) are not included. Plan to arrive by 11am on October 7 and depart after 5pm on October 11. 

Airfare to Phoenix 

Personal spa treatments, massages, energy healing sessions, and private bodywork are not included but can be arranged locally upon request. 

Spa & Healing Services

Four nights at either the Sacred Sedona Sanctuary or our second West Sedona estate, just a short walk away. Both properties offer hot tubs, outdoor space, and red rock views.

4 Nights of Lodging

Morning and evening practice with Erica Chen, 500 hour RYT and leader of 20+ retreats worldwide. Flows designed to wake up dormant energy and integrate the day with softness. 

Daily Yoga with Erica

Guided meditation and breathwork practices rooted in the season of fall, the land of Sedona, and the question of how you are truly spending your energy.

Meditation/Breathwork

Journaling prompts that invite reflection about your life.

Guided Journaling

Thoughtfully prepared, nourishing meals shared family style each day. Breakfasts, lunches, and dinners designed to support your practice and bring the group together. 

All Meals Included

 Roundtrip group transportation between Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX) and the retreat property. Approximately 2 hours each way. 

Airport Transportation

 A visit to the Grand Canyon, one of the most energetically powerful places on Earth. Includes group transportation and a mid-hike meditation. 

Grand Canyon Trip

Full access to the property's meditation labyrinth, gardens, walking trails, and outdoor spaces. Yours to use anytime for reflection, journaling, or quiet movement. 

Labyrinth/Grounds Access

Erica has guided more than twenty retreats around the world. This October, for the first time, she's leading one under her own name. The Sedona Yoga Retreat was built around a single question: how are you actually spending your energy?We come to Sedona in October because the land and the season are working together. Fall is the great release. Sedona is one of the most energetically alive places on the planet, home to four major vortex sites and sacred ground long used for reflection and meditation. You'll feel the shift the moment you arrive.A note on what's changed. This retreat was originally designed as a smaller gathering of less than 10 students. The response was so much greater than expected that we opened a second house just a short walk (or three minute drive) from our home base. Both properties are full sanctuaries in their own right, and the two houses come together each day for practice, meals, and group experiences.Over five days, Erica will guide you through a transformative experience in the Red Rocks. Morning flows designed to wake up what's been dormant. Journaling prompts that ask the harder questions: where is your energy going, who is it going to, and how can you spend it wisely. Evening practices to integrate, soften, and let go.Our main home base is the Sacred Sedona Sanctuary, a former spiritual center reimagined as a private estate, complete with a meditation labyrinth, gardens, walking trails, expansive decks, and a hot tub beneath star filled skies. The labyrinth is yours to walk anytime. So are the gardens, the trails, and every quiet corner you'll find on the property.Our second home is a beautiful West Sedona estate with its own outdoor yoga and meditation area, a hot tub, a fire pit, multiple gathering spaces, and views of the red rocks at sunset. Guests staying here have everything they need for rest, reflection, and connection between sessions.One morning, we go bigger. A group visit to the Grand Canyon, the kind of experience that resets your sense of scale and stays with you for years. You'll return that evening for a restorative practice, a long soak, and a slow group dinner.The rest of the days unfold gently. Morning practice with Erica. Breakfasts shared family style. Free afternoons for vortex hikes, time in community, or simply resting. Evening flows designed to integrate everything the day brought up. Meals that taste like someone cooked them with care, because they did.You'll leave with your nervous system softened, your practice deepened, and a much clearer sense of where your energy belongs. And new friends who held space with you on sacred ground.

Energy. Yours, theirs, the land's.

Sedona Yoga Retreat

The premier room of the Sacred Sedona Sanctuary. Private king bed in a quiet, light filled bedroom with red rock views. Your own space to retreat to each evening and wake up rested.

Private King Bed • Sanctuary

A serene master suite in the West Sedona house. King bed, en-suite bath with soaking tub and walk-in shower. Steps from the property's outdoor yoga area and hot tub.

Private King Bed • West House

A private queen bedroom in the main sanctuary house. Your own door to close, your own quiet, and easy access to the labyrinth, gardens, and gathering spaces just outside.

Private Queen Bed • Sanctuary

A bright queen bedroom in the West Sedona house's detached casita, with desert art and a peaceful boho feel. Includes access to the casita's own living room and kitchenette.

Private Queen Bed • West House

A private queen bedroom in the sanctuary's detached guest house. The most secluded sleeping option on the main property, ideal for those seeking extra quiet and separation.

Your own queen bed in a shared bedroom with one other retreat guest in the main sanctuary house. A balance of comfort and community at a friendlier price point.

Queen Bed, Shared Room • Sanctuary

A full size double bed in a shared bedroom in the main sanctuary house. Plenty of space to stretch out, with the warmth of sharing a room with a fellow retreat guest.

Double Bed, Shared Room • Sanctuary

A full size double bed in a shared bedroom in the West Sedona house. Cozy southwest decor, shared bath nearby. Choose this for comfort with the warmth of community.

Double Bed, Shared Room • West House

A single bed in a shared bedroom in the main sanctuary house. A great option for a solo retreater who wants a cozy setup and easy access to the labyrinth and gardens.

Single Bed, Shared Room • Sanctuary

A single bed in a shared bedroom in the West Sedona house. Multiple configurations across the main house and casita. All shared rooms include access to a nearby bathroom.

Single Bed, Shared Room • West House

A trundle bed in a shared sleeping space in the main sanctuary house. The most accessible price point of the retreat, perfect for joining Erica in Sedona without the premium.

Trundle Bed, Shared Room • Sanctuary

Share a king or queen bed with a partner, sibling, or close friend who is also attending the retreat. The most accessible option available, designed for two people who already share sleeping space at home. Both guests must book separately.

Shared Bed, Additional Guest

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