This retreat is for women and those who identify as women who:

• Seek Deep Transformation: It’s for women who are ready to confront their inner blocks, release what no longer serves them, and dive deep into a journey of self-discovery and growth. They are open to facing their shadows and embracing the light within.

• Value Experiential Learning: This retreat is for those who learn best through experiences—through movement, dance, ritual, and embodied practices. They are eager to move beyond theory and actively engage with the process of healing and transformation.

• Are Emotionally Open: Participants should be willing to explore their feelings, face discomfort with vulnerability, and use emotional exploration as a pathway to deeper self-understanding and connection. They are ready to confront and embrace their full emotional range.

• Enjoy Movement and Embodied Practices: It’s ideal for those who love to express themselves through dance, movement, and somatic experiences. They recognize the power of the body as a vessel for transformation and seek to reconnect with their physical selves.

• Appreciate Flow and Flexibility: The retreat is for those who appreciate a balance of structure and organic flow. They are comfortable with a more fluid schedule that allows space for spontaneity, presence, and deep inner work.

• Are Ready for Spiritual Exploration: This retreat is for those open to connecting with spiritual practices and rituals, revering nature, and exploring the mysteries of the feminine divine. They are eager to engage in practices that align body, mind, and spirit.

• Invest in Their Well-being: This is for those willing to invest time, energy, and resources into their own growth and transformation. They recognize the value of dedicating themselves fully to an immersive experience and are open to purchasing items or tools that support their journey.

• Are Physically Ready for Adventure: Participants should be open to the physical aspects of the retreat, including hiking or trekking on rocky terrain or steep inclines. They embrace nature and are excited about the adventure of connecting with the land.

• Seek a Sacred Space, Not a Party: This retreat is ideal for those who want a space of deep connection and introspection, not a party atmosphere. It’s for those who prefer intentional gatherings over socializing with alcohol.

• Are Open to Microdosing Medicines: While microdosing plant medicines like cacao or kava is optional, participants should be comfortable with the idea and able to hold space for others who choose to partake, even if they decide not to join in themselves.

This retreat is a sanctuary for women ready to step into their power, reconnect with their bodies, and embrace the fullness of their authentic selves. It’s for those who seek a life-changing experience that offers deep healing, sacred sisterhood, and a reconnection with nature’s rhythms.

This retreat is not for those who:

• Resist Transformation: If someone is unwilling or unready to confront their emotional blocks, deepen their self-awareness, or engage in the transformative journey of self-discovery, this retreat may feel too challenging.

• Prefer Passive Learning: The retreat is experiential and requires active participation through dance, movement, ritual, and introspection. Those looking for a purely intellectual or passive learning environment might not find this experience suitable.

• Avoid Emotional Exploration: Participants must be open to exploring their feelings, including discomfort and vulnerability, as a pathway to growth. If someone tends to numb their emotions or prefers to avoid inner work, the retreat may feel uncomfortable.

• Dislike Movement or Embodied Practices: Since movement, dance, and somatic experiences are core components of this retreat, those who don’t enjoy or value these practices might not feel aligned with the experience.

• Seek a Structured or Rigid Approach: This retreat is about flow, presence, and tuning into the deeper rhythms of the self and nature. People who require strict schedules or a highly structured agenda may struggle with the retreat’s fluid and organic nature.

• Expect Immediate Results: Transformation takes time, and while the retreat offers powerful insights and experiences, it’s not a quick fix. Those seeking instant results without investing in the process may be disappointed.

• Are Not Open to Spirituality: The retreat integrates spiritual practices, rituals, and perspectives, including reverence for the earth and feminine power. Those who are not open to spiritual exploration may feel out of place.

• Have Scarcity Concerns: If someone is hesitant or uncomfortable with the investment required for the tools, materials, or experiences that support a deep, transformative journey, this retreat might not be the right fit. The experience may require a willingness to invest in oneself fully.

• Are Not Comfortable with Physical Activity: The retreat involves hiking and trekking, potentially on steep inclines and rocky terrain. Those who aren’t open to or comfortable with this level of physical activity may find the experience challenging.

• Want to Party or Drink: This is a sacred space dedicated to transformation and introspection. It’s not a place for those seeking a party atmosphere or indulging in alcohol.

• Are Uncomfortable with Microdosing: The retreat may include optional microdosing with plant medicines like cacao or kava, etc. and participants must be able to hold space for those who choose to partake, even if they opt not to participate themselves.

Standard daily meals will not be provided throughout the retreat. We will provide a mix of snacks to help you get settled into your new home, along with snacks during group activities or excursions as needed. Participants are encouraged to grocery shop or dine at nearby food courts. 

Here’s how it will look:

• Opening Night: We kick off with a pūpū gathering, featuring light snacks like tropical fruits, nuts, and fresh vegetables.

• First Morning: A continental breakfast bar with to-go cooler sacks will be provided for participants to grab before heading to the Community BeachDance experience at Secret Beach.

• Self-Sufficient Meals: For lunches and dinners throughout the retreat, participants are encouraged to purchase groceries from nearby stores. The accommodations include fully equipped kitchens, making it easy for you to prepare your own meals or to cook together, fostering a sense of community as you share food and conversation.

• Dining Options: If you prefer dining out, South Maui Gardens, just a short walk away, offers a variety of delicious food trucks that cater to different tastes and dietary preferences.

• Closing Morning: A final continental breakfast will be provided.

This setup allows for flexibility and personal choice, while creating opportunities for meaningful connections over shared meals. If you have any specific dietary needs, please let us know so we can ensure that the provided snacks meet your requirements.

This retreat has a no refund or cancellation policy, meaning that once your registration is confirmed, refunds are not available. To ensure peace of mind, we require that all participants purchase travel insurance. This helps protect your investment in the retreat in case of any unforeseen changes, such as travel delays, personal emergencies, or other unexpected events.

There are several competitively priced options for trip insurance that you can explore online, including providers like travelinsurance.com. These services allow you to compare different plans and select the best coverage for your needs. Trip insurance can provide coverage for trip cancellations, delays, medical emergencies, and more, helping you feel secure in your travel plans.