Look to the Horizon: Panama
January 12-18, 2025
Embody the new year by starting 2025 bathing in the sun-lush palette of Panama. Situated on a secluded and dramatic beachfront, Santa Catalina is revered for its natural surroundings, surf, and cove beaches. Devoted to living in harmony with our natural world, together, you will find the spaces where your body and spirit are in complete harmony with sand and sea. By being in the present, you can explore your connection to nature and humanity and see the future and a brighter horizon for the new year.
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What’s included?
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Our NOURISH & CONNECT retreat will leave you feeling clear and ready for 2025. A unique opportunity to shed the baggage of the past and start your year off right, in paradise.
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Meditation, breathwork, yoga, accommodations, brunch and dinner.
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Airfare, ground transport, additional excursions.
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Jackie
Vinyasa + Breathwork
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Marianne
Restorative
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Jackie and Marianne will guide you through a powerful week exploring health and wellness. Exploring both an active approach to health and a way to truly settle in to your being. Read more about your guides HERE
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We will get deep into your yoga practice, practice breathwork and meditation, connect as a community, and leave room for your own meanderings.
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A very special retreat. Come away with us, and we will get connected & clear to move into 2025 with grace.
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Surf, sunsets, smoothies... Morning Vinyasa and afternoon Restorative/Pranayama with the intent of finding balance, ease & grace. Light schedule of days, which will include Vinyasa, meditation and Pranayama. Just enough to give a feel for the retreat.
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An eco-aware beachfront space with great music, food and flow. Our luxurious casitas & treehouse are nestled on 2.5 acres of pristine coastline; where the jungle meets the ocean. We are on the way to the popular surf and dive town of Santa Catalina, but also hidden where travellers can immerse themselves in the undisturbed nature of Panama. Our open air restaurant “Sobremesa”, highlights a farm-to-table philosophy and features snacks for your enjoyment at our beachfront lounge or infinity pool. The beaches, surrounding islands, and snorkelling are pretty rad too, if that’s what you’re into.
Private $3550 Double $2550 Shared $1950
USD - please add tax
INCLUDES: yoga, accommodations, brunch and dinner, wellness program, natural product gift bag, tongue scraper,
NOT INCLUDED: airfare, ground transport, addition excursions.
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ALL DEPOSITS ARE NON- REFUNDABLE AND NON- TRANSFERABLE. An invoice with the balance (final payment) will be sent by email 90days before the start of the retreat or immediately if deposit is submitted within the 90 day window. A $750 USD non-refundable & non-transferrable deposit is required to reserve a space in the retreat. You will be given the option to pick your preferred accommodations at the time you submit your deposit. The remaining balance is due 90 days before the retreat starts. There will be no refunds on any of the amounts paid. Please purchase travel insurance for unforeseen circumstances, either through our travel agency SARA ( sarah@barefoottravel.ca) within 72hrs of submitting your deposit or TUGO (tugo.com) is one we have used in the past. A credit of the balance (to be used for a future retreat) will be given for cancellations made more than 60 days prior to the start of the retreat (minus the non-refundable deposit). No transferable credits will be given after that (59 days before the start of the retreat). Wander Home is not responsible for any and all costs incurred for travel arrangements related to getting to this event including weather related events. Please be sure to purchase travel insurance.
For any travel information, please contact: Sarah Boville CTC, Owner Travel Agent and Group Specialist Office 289-455-1343 TICO 4316071
Head Office: 325 West Street, Bldg A, Suite 202 Brantford, Ontario N3R 3V6 / Phone # – 519.752.4363 *TravelOnly customer funds are protected in Ontario by TICO 4316071
Nature is our Home
Over the years we have noticed how travel can negatively impact the environment. Issues such as air pollution, the use of single-use plastics, and a lack of awareness about the specific challenges faced by the areas we visit contribute to the potential harm we may unknowingly cause. In our commitment to mitigating these impacts and fostering awareness, we're dedicated to researching and understanding each place better. Our goal is to provide practical tips to our fellow wanderers, empowering them and us to be conscientious, sustainable, and sensitive travelers.
As travellers, we hold a deep awareness of the impact we have on the planet. Travel is knit into our DNA, and we believe that experiencing new perspectives and immersing ourselves in other cultures have the power to cultivate an even deeper love for the earth. For us, travel ignites a fierce passion to protect the planet and do our part to ensure healthy and happy lives for generations to come. Yet we acknowledge that these voyages also have a cost, which is why Wander Home is committed to donating 1% of all sales to 1% For The Planet and to offsetting our carbon footprint by donating to Carbonfund.org for each participant who travels to attend our retreats. The earth is our home, and we will continue to commit to protecting this beautiful planet.
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The climate is tropical, with a short and moderate dry season, but it has a long rainy season towards the south. The maximum average temperature is 31°C (89°F), while the average minimum temperature is 22.7°C (73°F). The dry season lasts from January to March. The rainy season is typically called the Green Season as the vegetation is lush and Green. It is a great time to visit.
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- Reduce Single-Use Plastics: Avoid the use of single-use plastics such as plastic bottles, bags, and straws. Bring a reusable water bottle and shopping bags. Many businesses in Nosara support plastic reduction efforts and offer alternatives.
- Responsible Wildlife Viewing: When observing wildlife, especially sea turtles, follow local guidelines and keep a respectful distance. Avoid disturbing nesting turtles or their hatchlings. Participate in organized eco-tours with trained guides who emphasize ethical wildlife interactions.
- Conserve Water and Energy: Be mindful of your water and energy usage. Use towels and bed linens for more than one day, turn off lights and air conditioning when not in use, and take shorter showers. Water resources can be limited in some areas, and reducing energy consumption helps lower the carbon footprint.
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