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

Lake Atitlan is brimming with beauty, color, Mayan culture, and healing vibrations, making it an ideal location for profound retreat. This gathering is open to all yogis who seek to deepen their practice and explore a new corner of the world. This 8-day journey will immerse you in the beauty and culture of Antigua and Lake Atitlan. Surrender to the blissful blend of movement, chanting, sound healing, meditation, forest bathing, art and Mayan ceremony, all set amidst the magical waters, igniting your essence and bringing newfound clarity.

Rest assured, every detail has been meticulously planned to ensure your comfort and well-being throughout this transformative experience. Let yoga be the soul’s elixir, guiding your adventurous journey of discovery—a powerful remedy for mind, body, and soul amidst the mystical waters of Lake Atitlan.

What’s Included:

• 1 night of accommodation in Antigua (private hotel room)

• 6 nights of accommodation at Bambu Guest House, Lake Atitlan

• Daily vegetarian meals

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

• Group shuttle transports from airport to Antigua, from Antigua to Lake, and Lake to Airport

• Daily Yoga

• Guided Sunrise Hike

• Water Blessing Ceremony

• Mayan Fire Ceremony

• Sweat Lodge Ceremony

• Forest Bathing/Journaling

• Sound Healing

• Watercolor painting

• Guided myofascial release

• Guided boat visit to San Juan

• Guided visit to San Marcos

• Cacao Ceremony/dance

  Not Included: Airfare, staff tips, optional activities (massages, kayak, hikes, etc.), spending money

Rates and Registration

Please visit Yoga Shala Clinton for rates and to register.

About the Teachers

Man Hue Duong has been sharing the gift of yoga for over a decade. She is certified in children’s yoga, aerial yoga, SPRY (Strength, Power, Resistance, Yoga) and completed her first 200-hour yoga training at the White Lotus Foundation. She is the owner and founder of Yoga Shala in upstate New York and is currently completing her 500-hour yoga teacher training at the Kripalu Center for Yoga and Health.

Michelle Margaret Fajkus is a left-handed, heart-centered teacher and writer. She has led retreats in Guatemala 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), and the sacred Mayan calendar.

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. She is the founder of Wholesome Living.