Retreats México

Retreats Near Cancún: Finding Quiet in the Mayan Jungle

Thirty minutes from the hotel zone there is another Cancún: jungle, cenotes and silence. Here is why it is perfect for a retreat.

The retreat ends; the work continues. Nine simple, realistic integration practices for the weeks after you come home.

Retreats are booming and the industry has few rules. These 12 questions and 5 red flags will help you choose a team you can trust.

Women’s circles, temazcal, rest and real connection. What a women’s retreat in Mexico looks like and how to choose one you can trust.

The temazcal is Mexico’s ancestral sweat lodge. Here is where it comes from, what happens inside, and how to prepare for your first one.

Jungle, beach, mountains or desert? A plain-English guide to the kinds of retreats in Mexico, where they happen and how to pick one that fits you.

Compare your options

Bluestone Retreats Cancún
Small-group jungle retreats with temazcal, ceremony, sound and integration, guided by Sandra “Sandy” Reyes and Ino Delgado.
Holistika Tulum Tulum
Jungle hotel and wellness center with yoga, sound and holistic programs.
Palmaïa – The House of AïA Playa del Carmen
All-inclusive wellness resort featured in the Michelin Guide.
Hridaya Yoga Mexico Mazunte, Oaxaca
Beachside center known for meditation and silent retreats.
Ascension Journeyz Tepoztlán
Retreat organizer in the mountain town of Tepoztlán.
Xinalani Puerto Vallarta
Jungle-and-ocean yoga retreat reachable only by boat.
Haramara Retreat Sayulita, Nayarit
Oceanside yoga resort on the Pacific, an hour from Puerto Vallarta.
Mar de Jade Chacala, Nayarit
Beachfront wellness center with a long community-focused history.
Rancho La Puerta Tecate, Baja California
Classic fitness and wellness resort founded in 1940, near San Diego.

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