Whales Watching Healing Adventure

Sisterhood, stillness and wild Pacific nature

Colombia Bahía Solano donation

Jungle, river and Pacific meet in a setting designed for women to slow down and reconnect. Whales Watching Healing Adventure brings together sisterhood, stillness, movement, creativity and outdoor adventure, with retreats intended to help guests set down emotional weight and listen for their own inner voice. Eco-luxury jungle bungalows face the ocean, while waterfalls, mangroves and beaches shape the surrounding landscape. Meals are prepared by local cooks and draw on Indigenous and Afro-Colombian food traditions, with some herbs and vegetables grown on site and coconut milk in the kitchen. Vegetarian, pescetarian and gluten-free options are listed, and Wi-Fi is available for those who need to stay connected. The retreat’s exact daily program depends on the event, so it is worth confirming the schedule and travel arrangements with the host before booking. The cost model is by donation.

Highlights

Women-centered retreats grounded in sisterhood and self-connection
Jungle bungalows with views toward the Pacific
Waterfalls, mangroves and beaches as a backdrop for outdoor adventure
Locally prepared meals rooted in Indigenous and Afro-Colombian traditions

Good for

womennature loverscreative retreat-goersadventure-minded travelersguests seeking rest and reconnection

Setting

The retreat setting brings together jungle, river and ocean, with Pacific-facing bungalows and nearby waterfalls, mangroves and beaches. Nature is part of the atmosphere here, from the soundscape around the lodging to the landscape explored during outdoor adventures.

A typical day

Daily structure varies by retreat. The experience is built around stillness, movement, creativity, outdoor adventure and time for rest in the natural surroundings. Confirm the planned sessions and meal schedule with the host before booking.

Accommodation

Guests stay in eco-luxury jungle bungalows facing the Pacific Ocean. Towels and housekeeping are listed among the amenities, as is Wi-Fi.

What to bring

With an annual average temperature around 25°C, pack light, breathable clothing. June through August are the wettest months, so bring a lightweight rain layer and shoes suited to damp paths; a journal or creative materials may also be useful.

Address Bahía Solano, Mutis, Bahía Solano, Choco, Colombia

How to get there

Contact the host to coordinate onward travel from Medellín to Bahía Solano and arrival pickup. Confirm the route and timing for your retreat dates before booking flights.

Nearest airport: José Celestino Mutis Airport (BSC) (3 km)

José Celestino Mutis Airport (BSC) is approximately 3 km from the center. The host describes arranging arrival pickups, so confirm whether pickup from BSC is included for your dates.

Nearest city: Bahía Solano

Languages

English

Pricing

The retreat runs by donation, with no fixed price stated. Confirm contribution details and what is included with the host.

Climate

Climate Zone: Subtropical

Best Months: Jan, Dec, Mar

Avoid: Jun, Jul, Aug

Bahía Solano averages about 25°C year-round. April, March and May are the warmest months, while June, July and August are the wettest; January, December and March are among the driest.

Location

Frequently asked questions

What does a typical day at the retreat include?

The rhythm varies by retreat, with stillness, movement, creativity, adventure and rest among the activities. Ask the host for the schedule for your dates.

Can I attend if I am new to retreats or meditation?

The retreats are framed around guiding women back to themselves, but no meditation experience requirements are described. Ask the host whether a particular retreat is a good fit.

How do I arrange travel to Bahía Solano?

The host describes coordinating arrival pickups and onward group flights from Medellín. Contact them to confirm the current route and arrangements for your dates.

What food is served, and can dietary needs be accommodated?

Meals are prepared by local cooks and draw on Indigenous and Afro-Colombian traditions. Vegetarian, pescetarian and gluten-free options are listed; confirm your needs with the host.