Join us for a magical hummingbird immersion on retreat in Guatemala.

Hummingbird medicine is joy, imagination and dreams. The Maya associate hummingbird with the wind and communication. It is said that hummingbird feathers open the heart chakra. On this retreat, we’ll follow hummingbird’s example by being filled with joy and experiencing the magic of life from moment to moment.

We’ll spend the first two nights in the picturesque colonial city of Antigua, followed by five nights at a posh retreat house on the shores of Lake Atitlan in San Marcos La Laguna.

Each morning, we’ll center our inner hummingbirds and recharge with a heart-opening yoga practice or ceremony.

Free time is built into the schedule for rest, adventure, exploration, self-care and reflection. In the late afternoon, we’ll wind down with a workshop incorporating yoga, mindfulness, and writing practice.

Take home healthy habits and empowering practices to enhance your personal well-being and nurture your natural intelligence.

What’s Included:

• 2 nights of accommodation in Antigua (shared retreat house)

• 5 nights of accommodation in San Marcos La Laguna, Lake Atitlan (shared/twin bed accommodations at lakefront retreat house)

• Most meals, beverages and snacks (2 lunches on your own—budget $8-15 per meal)

• All yoga classes, sound bath, cacao dance, Mayan fire and sweat lodge ceremonies

• Group shuttle transports from airport to Antigua and from Antigua to Lake Atitlan

  Not Included: Airfare, departure shuttle, staff tips, optional activities

  (massages, village tours, kayak, hikes, etc.)

Rates and Registration:

• $945 (private room), $850 (shared accommodations)

• Reserve your space with a $500 deposit

• Remaining balance due by December 15, 2023

Cancellation prior to January 5, 2023 will receive a deposit back minus an administrative fee; no refunds for cancellations after January 5. Feel free to contact us if you have any questions about the retreat!

About the Teachers

Michelle Margaret Fajkus is a left-handed, heart-centered teacher and writer. She has led retreats since 2010. Michelle offers an accessible, rejuvenating practice for all levels. Her classes incorporate vinyasa flow, dharma/Buddhist teachings, yin yoga, mindfulness, pranayama (breathing practices), relaxation and writing practice.

Ash Fletcher is a sojourner with a spirit of wanderlust who loves to experience diverse cultures and communities. Yoga found Ash during her training as a dancer, and she began daily practice and teaching of yoga at age 18. With her bright and playful spirit, Ash joyfully works to promote healthy and regenerative practices for everyone.