9 Day Relax & Recharge Blossom Yoga Retreat in Tulum, Mexico
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Nine slow days of yoga, jungle and reef on the Tulum coast
Run by hosts Michelle and Paula for groups of four to twelve, this nine-day Tulum stay is pitched at recharging rather than achievement. Daily yoga classes are joined by inversion workshops for anyone wanting to work on handstands and headstands with support, and the week folds in a snorkelling trip to a nearby reef, a cacao ceremony, a new- or full-moon circle depending on dates, and even a pyjama self-care evening. A bicycle for the length of your stay makes the town and beach easy to reach, and airport transfers plus pre- and post-retreat support from the team round out the package. Lunches and dinners are left open so you can explore Tulum’s food scene. Early guests rate it a straight 5.0 across seven reviews; the eight-night package runs around $1,748.
Highlights
- Daily yoga plus dedicated inversion workshops
- Snorkelling at a nearby paradise reef included
- Cacao ceremony and moon-circle gathering during the week
- A bicycle for your whole stay, plus airport transfers both ways
- Small groups of 4–12, rated 5.0 by early guests
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What's Included
- Airport Pickup & Drop-off
- Accommodation
- Daily yoga classes
- Welcome drink
- Pre and post retreat support from our team
- Inversions workshops
- Wifi connection
- Bicycle for stay
- Snorkeling at paradise reef
- Pyjama self-care party
- Cacao Ceremony
- New/Full Moon Circle
What's Not Included
- Flights costs
- Additional treatments
- Additional activities not included in the itinerary
- Travel insurance
- Lunch and Dinner
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About Mexico
Mexico, officially Estados Unidos Mexicanos, is the third-largest country in Latin America. It is the 10th most populous country and has the most Spanish speakers. This country has a rich history and is home to advanced civilizations like the Olmec, Mayas, Toltecs, and Aztecs that built cities and pyramids and studied the stars and planets. Mexico is an ethnically and regionally diverse country, many of them are a mix of Native American and Spanish blood, also known as Mestizos. The country is also known for its art, music, and cuisine, which includes the famous guacamole, tacos, and tamales. Holidays and festivals in this country are mostly associated with Christian feast days. They have Easter, Christmas holidays, pre-Lenten carnaval, several festivals for patron saints, and the most known festival worldwide which is the Day of the Dead or Día de los Muertos, which is celebrated on November 1st. Mexico is a popular tourist destination too. You can visit stunning beaches, historical sites such as Chichen Itza and Teotihuacan, vibrant cities, and various natural wonders like the Sierra Madre mountains, Yucatan Peninsula, and Copper Canyon.
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