A five-day women-only retreat combining hot springs, yoga, sound healing and a marine life boat trip on Oaxaca’s Pacific coast. Expect gentle movement, shared riverside lodging, and guided workshops designed for reflection and renewal.
A five-day women-only retreat combining hot springs, yoga, sound healing and a marine life boat trip on Oaxaca’s Pacific coast. Expect gentle movement, shared riverside lodging, and guided workshops designed for reflection and renewal.
Morning heat lifts off the river as women gather on a wooden terrace, the steam from natural pools curling like breath in the cool pre-sunlight. The house by the water sets a quiet rhythm: yoga at dawn, sound baths at dusk, and afternoons spent in sulphurous hot springs that push warmth into tired muscles. A boat trip opens to the Pacific, where dolphins arc and sea turtles surface, daring you to stay present.
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Operated by Jojo AguaHealing · Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca
Morning heat lifts off the river as women gather on a wooden terrace, the steam from natural pools curling like breath in the cool pre-sunlight. The house by the water sets a quiet rhythm: yoga at dawn, sound baths at dusk, and afternoons spent in sulphurous hot springs that push warmth into tired muscles. A boat trip opens to the Pacific, where dolphins arc and sea turtles surface, daring you to stay present.
This stretch of Oaxaca’s Pacific coast has long been a meeting place of sea, river and village life. The shoreline’s volcanic past has created pockets of thermal activity inland and rich coastal canyons that feed warm, mineral-rich waters. Local culture blends Zapotec heritage with a modern surf-and-wellness scene; community-led conservation drives protect nesting turtles and the nearshore marine life that draws seasonal whales.
Practically speaking, the retreat suits a range of fitness levels — days alternate gentle movement, breathwork and optional workshops with free time for rest. Expect shared accommodations in a riverside house, daily meals, guided meditations, massage workshops, art therapy, and a guided boat excursion for wildlife viewing. Bring a refillable water bottle, sturdy water shoes for springs, sun protection, and a small journal for prompts and reflections. Pace yourself between energetic group circles and solo downtime; hydration, respectful behavior at thermal pools, and listening to your body are the keys to leaving both relaxed and empowered.
easy.
5 days.
Suitable for a wide range of fitness levels; basic mobility for yoga and short walks recommended
Yes. The program is designed for women and focuses on practices that support feminine wellness and group sharing.
Five nights’ riverside accommodation and daily breakfast, lunch and dinner are included as stated in the itinerary.
Yes, but those with cardiovascular concerns, pregnancy, or open wounds should consult a physician and notify organizers before using thermal pools.
Service animals are allowed; the listing notes service animals are permitted but typical pets may not be suitable for shared retreat spaces.
This coastal stretch of Oaxaca has been shaped by Zapotec and coastal fishing communities; thermal springs in the region have long been used locally for bathing and muscle relief.
Locally run turtle conservation and responsible-wildlife guidelines help protect nesting beaches and nearshore habitats; guests are encouraged to follow ‘leave no trace’ practices and use reef-safe sunscreen.
Jojo AguaHealing operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




Morning heat lifts off the river as women gather on a wooden terrace, the steam from natural pools curling like breath in the cool pre-sunlight. The house by the water sets a quiet rhythm: yoga at dawn, sound baths at dusk, and afternoons spent in sulphurous hot springs that push warmth into tired muscles. A boat trip opens to the Pacific, where dolphins arc and sea turtles surface, daring you to stay present.
Morning heat lifts off the river as women gather on a wooden terrace, the steam from natural pools curling like breath in the cool pre-sunlight. The house by the water sets a quiet rhythm: yoga at dawn, sound baths at dusk, and afternoons spent in sulphurous hot springs that push warmth into tired muscles. A boat trip opens to the Pacific, where dolphins arc and sea turtles surface, daring you to stay present.
This stretch of Oaxaca’s Pacific coast has long been a meeting place of sea, river and village life. The shoreline’s volcanic past has created pockets of thermal activity inland and rich coastal canyons that feed warm, mineral-rich waters. Local culture blends Zapotec heritage with a modern surf-and-wellness scene; community-led conservation drives protect nesting turtles and the nearshore marine life that draws seasonal whales.
Practically speaking, the retreat suits a range of fitness levels — days alternate gentle movement, breathwork and optional workshops with free time for rest. Expect shared accommodations in a riverside house, daily meals, guided meditations, massage workshops, art therapy, and a guided boat excursion for wildlife viewing. Bring a refillable water bottle, sturdy water shoes for springs, sun protection, and a small journal for prompts and reflections. Pace yourself between energetic group circles and solo downtime; hydration, respectful behavior at thermal pools, and listening to your body are the keys to leaving both relaxed and empowered.