Private Healing Retreats in Mexico

A retreat with no fixed program, because the program is you.

Most retreats ask you to fit their schedule.

A private retreat at Lunita Jungle Retreat Center is built the other way round: your dates, your pace, your reasons for coming.

You arrive alone, as a couple, or with your family, into a small solar powered sanctuary of eight cabanas in the jungle of the Riviera Maya, 40 minutes from Cancún airport.

The land holds twenty guests at most. For a private stay, that smallness is the point: solitude, couple time, or family privacy are real here, not relative.

Three ways a private retreat can unfold

Co-created with you. The most personal format. Before you arrive, we talk through what you are carrying and what you hope to leave with. Then you receive a written proposal: a day-by-day structure, the sessions and ceremonies chosen for you, and a clear price. You change anything you like. One guest swapped a ceremony for a second of another kind after a single call. That is how it is meant to work.

Self-guided, at your own rhythm. You take a cabana, you take the menu, and you follow your intuition. Yoga, meditation, breathwork, sound healing, massage, reiki, temazcal, creative workshops, cenote journeys, all on the service menu. Book what calls you, day by day. We hold the space.

Signature pathways, with gentle guidance. A private journey around one theme, for one person, a couple, or a family: clarity, emotional reconnection, stress release, spiritual awakening, family harmony. Structure without rigidity.

Explore the pathways for solo travellers, couples and families, or the full personal retreats overview.

The support is the difference

A private retreat is not a hotel stay with classes attached.

From your first call to the weeks after you leave, you are held by people whose only job is your retreat.

A coordinator designs the days with you and adjusts them as the week reveals what you actually need.

Facilitators bring yoga, breathwork, sound, bodywork, energy work and creative practice. Ceremony keepers hold the sacred spaces.

Before you fly, you receive a packing list and your airport pickup details, and your transfer is confirmed with the driver a day or two ahead.

Where a retreat includes sacred medicine, an honest intake comes first: your facilitator reviews your health and any medication with you before anything is confirmed, because some things interact and we would rather plan around them than discover them on the day.

What the days can hold

Ceremony and ancestral practice. Temazcal sweat lodge, limpia (shamanic cleansing), sobada Purépecha bodywork, cacao ceremony, Mayan blessing, womb blessing, women's circle.

Inner work. Sacred breath and somatic release, quantum healing hypnosis (QHHT), sound healing, reiki, bio-tuning, energy alignment, emotional integration.

Body and stillness. Yoga, meditation, yoga nidra, embodied movement, massage, ice bath.

Sacred medicine. Psilocybin mushroom, bufo alvarius, kambo and ayahuasca ceremonies, each in its own prepared container with intake, intention setting and integration, for those called to them.

Creative. Mandala art, movement and dance, drum making, ojo de dios, natural cosmetics, feminine embodiment.

Out on the land. A private cenote ten minutes away, the beaches of Tulum, Holbox and Isla Mujeres, the ruins of Cobá, Chichén Itzá and Ek Balam, snorkelling, a taco tour.

How an eight night solo retreat has unfolded

One shape, drawn from a real retreat, with the guest's details left out.

• Day one. Arrival and a soft opening.
• Day two. Purification: temazcal in the morning, limpia in the afternoon.
• Day three. Grounding: yoga and meditation, then sobada bodywork.
• Day four. A full day held for a QHHT session, the afternoon open for reflection.
• Day five. The feminine: womb blessing in the morning, women's circle in the afternoon.
• Day six. A full day held for a mushroom ceremony, quiet before, supported throughout.
• Day seven. Integration: yoga, then the cenote.
• Day eight. A second ceremony day, or rest, depending on what the week has shown.
• Day nine. Sacred breath and somatic release to gather it all, a last meal, and the drive to the airport.

Couples and families follow the same logic with different ingredients: shared rituals, relational sessions, family yoga, cenote days, and evenings around the fire.

How it works

1. Tell us your dates, who is coming, and what brings you, through the form below.
2. We talk, briefly. A call is where the shape of the retreat appears.
3. You receive a written proposal: day by day, the sessions chosen for you, every price on its own line. Change anything.
4. A deposit of half the accommodation and meals holds your cabana and dates. Then preparation starts: packing list, pickup details, and an honest intake if ceremony is part of your week.

Share your dates and what brings you. We will come back with a first sketch of your retreat.