Day 1 — Saturday, August 29: Arrival + Welcome Dinner

Participants arrive at Medellín José María Córdova International Airport — MDE and travel together to the farmhouse, or finca, in the beautiful mountains near Guatapé.

After arriving, guests will have time to settle into their rooms, explore the property, and enjoy a nourishing welcome dinner as we open the retreat container and begin connecting as a community.

Included: Dinner + group transportation from MDE to the farmhouse

Day 2 — Sunday, August 30: Building Safety + Connection

Our first full day focuses on creating a foundation of safety, trust, consent, and meaningful connection.

We’ll begin with breakfast, followed by a welcome and consent workshop designed to establish group agreements and help everyone feel supported throughout the retreat.

After lunch, we’ll explore creativity and self-expression through a hands-on clay art experience. Later, participants can choose how they would like to spend the afternoon, including resting at the finca or joining a sunset hike to a nearby rock overlook.

We’ll return for a shared dinner and a relaxing evening together.

Possible activities include:
Breakfast, welcome and consent workshop, lunch, clay art experience, personal reflection time, sunset hike, and dinner

Included: All meals + activities + workshops

Day 3 — Monday, August 31: Water + Play

This day invites us to connect with the healing and playful energy of water.

We’ll begin with sunrise yoga, followed by breakfast and quiet time for meditation or journaling. Later, we’ll enjoy a traditional fiambre lunch during a scenic boat excursion.

The afternoon may include paddleboarding, swimming, or simply relaxing and enjoying the lake. We’ll close the day with dinner, a bonfire, and an optional game night.

Possible activities include:
Sunrise yoga, meditation, journaling, fiambre boat tour, paddleboarding, bonfire, and games

Included: All meals + boat experience + activities

Day 4 — Tuesday, September 1: Ix-Ik’ Day

Ix-Ik’ means “breath of life.” This restorative day is centered on reconnecting with nature, the body, the breath, and our inner wisdom.

We’ll begin slowly with fresh fruit for snacking and an optional natural fruit facial, followed by a guided forest bathing experience and a nourishing brunch.

The afternoon offers spacious time for hammocks, journaling, meditation, rest, and quiet reflection. Later, we’ll gather for an intentional cacao experience followed by a guided breathwork journey.

We’ll end the evening with dinner and time around the bonfire.

Possible activities include:
Natural fruit facial, forest bathing, brunch, hammock time, journaling, meditation, cacao, breathwork, dinner, and bonfire

Included: All meals + forest bathing + cacao and breathwork journey

Day 5 — Wednesday, September 2: Play, Expansion + Integration

Our final full day is an invitation to celebrate, express, integrate, and honor everything that has unfolded throughout the retreat.

After breakfast, we’ll participate in a creative art workshop, followed by lunch and spacious afternoon time for rest, journaling, reflection, and optional participant testimonials.

In the evening, we’ll gather for ecstatic dance and a meaningful closing ceremony. We’ll complete the day with our final dinner together.

Possible activities include:
Art workshop, journaling, free time, testimonials, ecstatic dance, closing ceremony, and dinner

Included: All meals + art workshop + ecstatic dance + closing ceremony

Day 6 — Thursday, September 3: Breakfast + Departure

We’ll share a final breakfast together before saying goodbye and beginning the journey home or continuing to Guatapé.

Participants may choose from the included group transportation options available that day.

Included: Breakfast + scheduled group transportation

The retreat schedule is intentionally spacious and may shift slightly based on weather, group needs, and the natural rhythm of the experience.