Xamadhi
Jungle stillness, shaped by nature
The pull of the jungle is part of the experience at Xamadhi: retreat activities take place among tropical greenery, with a cenote and dedicated spaces for gathering, movement and sound. The center’s stated intention is to encourage reconnection with oneself and the natural world, through retreats co-created with visiting facilitators and guests. An open-air yoga shala and a sound dome offer distinctive settings for sessions, while walking trails invite quieter time between activities. There is also a pool, Wi-Fi and air-conditioned rooms, welcome comforts in a warm, humid climate. Meals are prepared by professional chefs using organic ingredients, with vegetarian options. Programming is shaped by individual retreats and facilitators rather than a single fixed daily format. Xamadhi is a paid retreat venue, with listed rates starting at USD 120. Confirm current rates, inclusions and dates directly before making plans.
Highlights
- A cenote within the grounds
- Open-air yoga shala and sound dome
- Organic meals prepared by professional chefs
- Jungle walking trails alongside a pool
Good for
Setting
Tropical greenery gives Xamadhi its character, with a cenote on the grounds and walking trails through the surrounding jungle. The open-air yoga shala and sound dome create different spaces for group activities and quieter reflection.
A typical day
Daily structure varies by retreat and facilitator; confirm the day’s sessions and free-time rhythm with Xamadhi before booking.
Accommodation
Rooms have air conditioning, and Wi-Fi is listed among the amenities. Room configurations and what is included with a stay can vary, so confirm the details with Xamadhi before booking.
What to bring
Pack light, breathable clothing for the warm climate, plus a rain layer if visiting during the wetter months of June, September or October. Ask whether your retreat requires or supplies any specific practice gear.
How to get there
From Cancún, take the free highway toward Leona Vicario and continue toward Francisco May. Turn left toward Cenote Azul, then follow the jungle road for about 4 km to Xamadhi in Lázaro Cárdenas.
Nearest airport: Chetumal International Airport (CTM) (77 km)
Chetumal International Airport (CTM), near Chetumal, is approximately 77 km from the center. Arrange a taxi or other ground transport in advance, and check with Xamadhi about pickup options.
Nearest city: Chetumal
Contact Xamadhi through its website to ask about availability and reserve your retreat.
Listed rates start at USD 120; confirm the current price and what it includes with Xamadhi.
Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.
Visit Xamadhi websiteClimate
Climate Zone: Tropical
Best Months: Mar, Apr, Jan
Avoid: Oct, Jun, Sep
The annual average temperature is 26.5°C, with May, July and August among the warmest months. January, March and April are comparatively dry, while June, September and October tend to be wetter.
Location
Frequently asked questions
Does Xamadhi follow a set daily schedule?
The rhythm depends on the retreat and its facilitator. Ask Xamadhi about the schedule for your chosen dates.
Is Xamadhi suitable for beginners?
Retreat activities are shaped by individual facilitators. Ask about the experience level and requirements for a specific retreat.
What food is served at Xamadhi?
Meals are prepared by professional chefs using organic ingredients, and vegetarian options are listed. Confirm meal details when booking.
How do I get to Xamadhi from Chetumal International Airport?
The airport is approximately 77 km away. Ask Xamadhi about pickup options and arrange ground transport for the journey.
How can I reserve a place?
Contact Xamadhi through its website to confirm availability, rates and booking details.
Reviews
No reviews yet — be the first to share your experience!
More centers in Mexico
View all →Living Intelligence Retreat Center
Real del Mar Hotel & Golf Resort
Paid CasaX
A luxury retreat venue at the foot of Los Picachos Mountain, around twenty minutes from San Miguel de Allende.
Paid Casa Inya
A small, rustic retreat space among trees in Tepoztlán’s Sacred Valley, with a personal feel and a nature-facing setting.