Sofia Bandera
Rewild, reset, and reawaken your inner goddess.
Step into a sacred space designed to reawaken your inner goddess at Sofia Bandera's Wild Woman Retreat, held amidst the powerful mountains of Amatlán de Quetzalcóatl. This unique gathering, often coinciding with the Summer Solstice, invites you to ignite your deepest desires and celebrate every facet of yourself. Over seven days and six nights, you'll find a sanctuary to rest, reset, and rewild, fostering healing, growth, and transformation. The retreat takes place at Casa Ayehualco, an award-winning architectural marvel designed by Diego Villaseñor, blending seamlessly with its natural surroundings of forests, trails, and waterfalls. Expect nourishing vegetarian and plant-based meals, carefully prepared to energize you throughout your journey of self-discovery and empowerment.
Highlights
- Held at the award-winning Casa Ayehualco, a 'zen house' designed by Diego Villaseñor
- Focuses on rewilding and reawakening the 'inner goddess' during the Summer Solstice
- Offers a curated menu of mainly vegetarian and plant-based meals
- Includes powerful tools for ongoing spiritual process
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Setting
The retreat is set in the valley of Amatlán de Quetzalcóatl, surrounded by the sacred and powerful mountains of Tepoztlán. The venue, Casa Ayehualco, is a "zen house" designed to harmonize with its landscape of forests, trails, and waterfalls, offering a beautiful blend of nature and comfort.
The practice
While the specific tradition is not stated, the retreat focuses on practices designed to help participants connect with their inner wisdom, beauty, and power. Activities likely include yoga, as it's listed as a practice topic, alongside other tools for spiritual process and self-discovery.
A typical day
While a detailed schedule varies by retreat, guests can expect three delicious, mainly vegetarian and plant-based meals daily. The program is designed for rest, resetting, and rewilding, suggesting a balance of structured activities like yoga and time for personal reflection and connection with nature.
Accommodation
The retreat takes place at Casa Ayehualco, an award-winning house designed by renowned Mexican architect Diego Villaseñor and landscape artist Ana Maria Maldonado. This sanctuary, built over 40 years, provides a magical and comfortable home for the experience.
What to bring
Given the focus on nature and spiritual growth, comfortable clothing for yoga and relaxation is advisable. Consider packing swimwear for the pool and hot tub, and perhaps a journal for reflection.
How to get there
To reach the retreat, fly into Mexico City International Airport Benito Juarez (AICM). Transfers from the airport into Tepoztlán will be arranged for you and are included in the pricing.
Nearest airport: Amado Nervo National Airport (TPQ) (65 km)
Transfers from Mexico City International Airport Benito Juarez (AICM) to Tepoztlán are arranged and included in the pricing.
Nearest city: Tepic
Pricing for the retreat starts from USD 280.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of meals are provided during the retreat?
The retreat provides three delicious meals per day, which are mainly vegetarian and plant-based, with additional fruit. Dietary options include vegan, pescetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, and nut-free.
What is the duration of the Wild Woman Retreat?
The Wild Woman Retreat typically runs for 7 days and 6 nights, offering ample time for rest, reset, and rewilding.
What amenities are available at Casa Ayehualco?
Casa Ayehualco offers a range of amenities including free Wifi, a pool, towels, free parking, a hot tub, and coffee/tea service. Housekeeping is also provided.
Is yoga suitable for beginners at this retreat?
While the retreat focuses on empowering practices, the suitability of yoga for beginners would depend on the specific retreat's program. It's recommended to inquire directly with Sofia Bandera about the yoga level for your chosen retreat.
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