Andrea Innocenti
Move, listen, reconnect with sensation
Movement, touch, sound and shared meals shape the three-day Awakening the Sense retreat led by Andrea Innocenti at CAMP. The program brings together ecstatic dance, Tantra, contact improvisation, yoga, sound healing, cacao ceremony and conscious relating, with live music woven into the experience. Rather than following a single named meditation lineage, it centers on embodied awareness: noticing sensation, meeting the present moment and exploring connection with yourself and others. CAMP gives the retreat a distinctive setting, with clay, stone, bamboo and palm among the natural materials used in its architecture, plus water- and energy-conscious design. Days include vegetarian breakfast and dinner, prepared with fresh, local, unprocessed ingredients; vegan options are available. The format is active and relational, so expect more movement and shared practice than long stretches of silent sitting. It suits travelers curious about embodied work and willing to engage with a varied, group-based program.
Highlights
- A three-day program combining ecstatic dance, Tantra and contact improvisation
- Live music alongside sound healing, yoga and cacao ceremony
- CAMP’s architecture in clay, stone, bamboo and palm
- Fresh, local vegetarian meals with vegan options
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Setting
CAMP’s artistic architecture combines clay, stone, bamboo and palm with water- and energy-conscious design. Its calm, restorative atmosphere provides a grounded base for a retreat built around movement, sound and connection.
The practice
There is no single named tradition guiding this retreat. Instead, sessions draw on movement, yoga, sound and relational practices to bring attention to the body and present-moment experience. Newcomers can expect a varied, participatory program rather than a meditation course focused on seated silence. Contact Andrea if you would like to discuss what each practice involves before booking.
A typical day
The daily rhythm varies across the three-day retreat, and a session-by-session schedule should be confirmed with Andrea. Vegetarian breakfast and dinner are included; between meals, the program may draw on movement, yoga, sound, cacao and conscious relating. Expect an active group experience rather than a fixed timetable of silent sits.
Accommodation
Lodging details are not outlined here. Contact Andrea to ask what accommodation is available at CAMP and whether it is included in the retreat.
What to bring
Pack comfortable clothes for yoga, dance and movement, along with breathable layers for warm conditions. The annual average temperature is 27.4°C; bring rain protection if visiting during the wetter months of June, September or October.
How to get there
CAMP is at C. las Casitas 51, Playa Zipolite, Colonia Arroyo Tres. From Huatulco or Puerto Escondido airport, taxis are an option. From Oaxaca City, take a bus to Pochutla, then continue toward Zipolite by minibus or first-class tourist bus.
Nearest airport: Bahías de Huatulco International Airport (HUX) (30 km)
Bahías de Huatulco International Airport (HUX) is approximately 30 km away. Taxis are available, with an approximate fare of MXN 800 noted for the trip to the venue; confirm the fare before setting out.
Nearest city: Huatulco
Public transport: From Oaxaca City, buses run to Pochutla; onward options include a minibus or first-class tourist bus.
Contact Andrea through the retreat website to confirm dates, availability and reservation steps.
This is a paid retreat, but no rate is listed here. Ask Andrea for current pricing and confirmation of what the fee includes.
Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.
Visit Andrea Innocenti websiteClimate
Climate Zone: Tropical
Best Months: Mar, Jan, Dec
Avoid: Jun, Sep, Oct
Zipolite is warm year-round, with an annual average temperature of 27.4°C. March, January and December are among the driest months; June, September and October are wetter, so pack accordingly if traveling then.
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Frequently asked questions
How long is Awakening the Sense?
It is a three-day retreat hosted at CAMP in Zipolite. Confirm the arrival and departure times with Andrea when checking dates.
Is the retreat suitable for beginners?
The program includes several different practices, from yoga and ecstatic dance to conscious relating. Ask Andrea directly if you have questions about experience levels or accessibility.
What food is included?
Daily vegetarian breakfast and dinner are included, prepared with fresh, local, unprocessed ingredients. Vegan options are available.
How do I get from Huatulco airport to CAMP?
Bahías de Huatulco International Airport (HUX) is approximately 30 km from CAMP. Taxis are available; the route information gives an approximate fare of MXN 800. Confirm the current fare before you travel.
How can I reserve a place, and what does it cost?
Use Andrea’s website to contact the retreat team about dates, availability, reservation steps and current pricing. This is a paid retreat, but rates should be confirmed directly.
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