NOURISHED IN THE HEART OF NATURE
A WOMENS RETREAT in YELAPA, MEXICO
November 7-12, 2025
Ignite with FIRE, root into the EARTH, flow lIke WATER, breathe in fresh AIR, and expand into ETHER — as we awaken the 5 Elements within and return to the wild wisdom of our feminine nature.
Recharge Your Inner Wild & Wise Woman
Step into a natural sanctuary surrounded by ocean, jungle, and rivers, to reconnect with your body, your creativity, and your inner happiness.
Enjoy daily movement, including:
- Morning Yoga or Qigong and Lymph Toning
- Swimming (river and ocean)
- Hiking to waterfalls
- Evening Ecstatic Dance
Restorative experiences like:
- Meditation
- Art & Journaling
- Beach Time
- Mud Baths
- Quiet Time in Nature
- Shamanic Drum Journeying
- Healing Crystal Bowl Sound Bath
- Optional Deep Energy Healing Full-body Massages by Indigenous Mexican Medicine Woman (with optional plant medicine) - $125 USD, FREE to first 3 registrants.
Plus:
- Fire Circle Gatherings
- Astrology Circle - overview of current cosmic activations
- Optional: Dowsing, Chakra rebalancing, Muscle testing, Reiki, Functional Nutrition & Wellness assessment
- Take-home tools for re-creating peace post-retreat: meditation, dowsing, heart coherence, and more
- Connect with kindred spirits
- Awaken your senses in nature’s purest expression
- And plenty of free time to relax and take in your surroundings
You’ll leave refreshed, inspired, and fully aligned with your authentic self.
Juice up your life... Join us to create & play in nature!
Yelapa ~ Pacific Coast Mexico
5 Nourishing fun-filled, days and nights
Join us at the enchanting Casa Isabel, a lovely sustainable living villa situated beneath a lush jungle canopy on the hillside - right by the Pacific Ocean at the foothills of the magnificent Sierra Madre mountains.
Casa Isabel offers a variety of unique ocean-view accommodations, their privacy ensured by lush shrubs and flowering vines. Each casita has its own special charm and artistic details and is oriented around the original structure, Casa Central. This is the heartbeat of the guesthouse.
The weather is a perfect temperature this time of year for both sleeping and swimming. Though not technically an island, Yelapa feels like one — tucked away from the world and only accessible by a scenic 45-minute boat ride across Banderas Bay, near Puerto Vallarta, Mexico (PVR airport code when you are looking for flights).
Good Eats
The food in Yelapa is amazing - always fresh and full of natural flavors. Our caterers and chefs are equipped to work within the parameters of most food preferences and needs.
Vegetarian, Gluten Free, Dairy-free, Nut-allergy-friendly options will be available. We often wake up to morning smoothies full of the ripe tropical fruits growing right outside of our home. There are plentiful options and your body will feel recharged with the nourishing ingredients.
Breakfast and lunch are included each day. Dinners will be enjoyed out in the town of Yelapa, in a variety of delicious restaurants.
Meet Your Hosts...
Allison
Allison McAssey, a Reiki Master, forest professional, and sensitive, has been facilitating healing for over 25 years, and playing in nature all her life. She is also an Associate Member of Ortho-Bionomy, and she practices and leads meditation, dowsing and etheric healing. Her favorite thing is when people catch a glimpse of their own magnificence. “I invite you to bring your curiosity, get your feet wet, and reconnect with your true nature; let yourself be astonished by your inner light!”
Heidi
Heidi Hackler is a board-certified Naturopathic & Functional Wellness Coach, Reiki Master, Author and Retreat Leader. She is grateful for the life she and her husband have created, living aboard their sailboat in Mexico, embracing every chance to play in nature, learning from the elements and the deep wisdom of Mother Gaia. "I am passionate about helping women discover the root causes of their wellness concerns and reclaim their vitality—naturally. Often times this includes reconnecting with nature, as the modern world creates such a disconnect from the natural world—yet we are all ONE. I'm so excited to connect with you in Yelapa!"
Katrin
Katrin Haiba is a NYC based sailor, surfer, astrologer and adventure retreat leader. Born in the magical Nordic country of Estonia, Katrin has made the whole world her home. In winter she’s sailing and surfing the Pacific Ocean and leading deeply healing astrology and nature immersion retreats in the hidden coastal gem of Yelapa, Mexico. She finds true joy in exploring our interconnection with the whole living Universe. “We ARE nature, and my desire is to help all of us discover this truth deep in our souls and our bones. I can’t wait to meet you and make magic together on this beautiful, powerful land!”
Casitas
Each beautiful and unique room at the Casa Isabel retreat center offers:
- Sustainable, artful construction
- Filtered drinking water
- Coffee
- Hot shower
- Towels
- Fans and Mosquito nets
- Hammocks and lounge chairs
- Lock boxes
- Wi-Fi
Casa Central sits perched on a luscious hill with breathtaking views from every casita.
Each room has its own stunning and unique panorama, whether it’s a vast ocean view, a jungle forest canopy, or flowering gardens over the bay.
Enjoy our beautiful private beach just steps down from the casitas. Our retreat casitas are a short walk from ‘town’ and the larger beach, where there is paddle boarding, fresh drinking coconuts, and more.
Private and shared accommodations are available. Private rooms are an additional $100 (2 private rooms available). See registration below.
*All accommodations are Included In the retreat package.
GET STARTED TODAY!
Join us November 7-12, 2025
Everyone’s journey is different. Find the right package for you:
PAYMENT PLAN (Double Occupancy)
$995/m
2 PAYMENTS MUST BE PAID IN FULL BY NOVEMBER 6
REGISTER TODAY (Double Occupancy Payment Plan)PAYMENT PLAN (Single Occupancy)
$1,045/m
2 PAYMENTS MUST BE PAID IN FULL BY NOVEMBER 6
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