Luxury Yoga and Wellness Retreat · Tulum, Mexico 2026
Past retreat · March 18–23, 2026 · Sold out
Casa Maya Ka’an · Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve · Tulum, Quintana Roo
A week to exhale.
A private, small-group luxury yoga retreat in Tulum, Mexico, held by Casa Retreats at Casa Maya Ka’an, an exclusive-use oceanfront property inside the UNESCO-protected Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. Morning yoga, chef-prepared meals, quiet afternoons by the sea, and a slower rhythm shaped by nature, hospitality and time well spent.
Explore Upcoming Retreats- Private oceanfront property
- UNESCO biosphere
- Two practices a day
- Chef-prepared meals
- Temazcal and ice bath
— The Essentials —
- Dates
- March 18–23, 2026 Five nights
- Setting
- Sian Ka’an UNESCO biosphere · Mexico
- Property
- Casa Maya Ka’an Private oceanfront · exclusive use
- Practice
- Twice daily Yoga, breathwork, mobility
- Arrival
- Group transfers Included from the airport, both ways
- Status
- Completed Sold out · in the Casa archive
01 · The Retreat
A private yoga retreat in Tulum’s Sian Ka’an Biosphere.
Imagine your nervous system finally settling. Quiet luxury. Open space. A pace your body could actually trust.
Casa Retreats hosts private, small-group luxury yoga and wellness retreats in Tulum, Mexico. The whole property is reserved for the Casa group, with two yoga or movement practices a day led by senior teachers, chef-prepared meals, a private beach, and optional temazcal, ice bath and bodywork. This page records the March 18–23, 2026 week.
A fully private stretch of coastline inside the UNESCO-protected Sian Ka’an Biosphere. A slow, senior-led rhythm, with yoga and breathwork anchoring the day. The rest was yours.
No packed schedule. No pressure to perform. Nourishing meals and room to exhale.
This retreat has been completed. Casa keeps past retreats in its archive so future guests can explore the kinds of weeks Casa creates around the world.
02 · The Setting
Casa Maya Ka’an: a private oceanfront property near Tulum.
The week unfolded inside the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, beside sea, sky and a quiet natural rhythm.
Tucked inside the protected Sian Ka’an Biosphere, Casa Maya Ka’an rests between jungle and Caribbean shoreline. Rooted in Mayan craft and organic textures, lime-washed walls, driftwood, woven fibres and hand-carved details, the villa honours the land while creating a tranquil, elevated atmosphere. Spread across private beachfront jungle, it opens to the Caribbean, the lagoon and the quiet of the palms.
A rooftop plunge with sea and lagoon horizons, shaded hammocks, daybeds on the sand and panoramic terraces invited barefoot living and days unhurried by time. Meals came from the in-house culinary team, contemporary wellness cuisine with authentic Mexican flavours, sourced from local farms and native producers, and dinners unfolded at long candlelit tables under the night sky. It is the property where Lauren first understood what Casa should feel like, and Casa has returned to it more than once.
Loved by guests
“Just know that Lauren and her team go above and beyond to create an experience that is well worth the investment.”Tatum R. · Mexico, March 2026 · Google review
Figures from Casa’s Google reviews and post-retreat surveys, among the guests who responded. Read Casa Retreats reviews from Mexico guests
03 · The People
The yoga teachers and artists behind Casa’s Tulum retreat.
The teacher, the movement specialist and the artist behind the week.
Lauren Coleman
Founder · Senior Yoga Teacher
Teaching since sixteen. Alignment-forward practice shaped by Vinyasa, Hatha, Yin, Restorative and Yoga Nidra, and the vision behind every Casa week, from its pace and setting to its food and visual details.
Danny Ciccolini
Movement & Performance Recovery Specialist
Strength, mobility, recovery and mindful movement, drawing on functional strength training, Animal Flow, inversion therapy, breathwork and cold exposure. His sessions complement the rhythm of the week, building wellbeing that lasts beyond it.
José Juarez
Artist · Ceramics, Oaxaca
An interdisciplinary artist working across architecture, sculpture, ceramics and functional design. He leads the ceramics workshop at Casa’s Mexico retreats, where guests work alongside him in his Oaxaca-rooted studio practice.
Past Casa weeks in Mexico have also been guided by other senior yoga teachers from the Casa collective, including Chris Olstrom and Nicole Stumpf.
04 · The Rhythm
The retreat schedule: five days in Tulum, as they actually ran.
The schedule guests carried with them in March 2026. Every session was optional. Items marked * were add-ons chosen after booking.
- Day one
Arrival
2:30 pm arrival · 3:30 welcome drinks and snacks · 5:00 yoga · 7:15 dinner · 9:00 opening bonfire
- Day two
Foundations
7:00 am meditation and breathwork · 8:00 yoga · 9:30 breakfast · 11:00 asana workshop, foundations · 1:00 lunch · 2:00 open time · 3:00 spa treatments à la carte · 5:00 yoga · 7:15 dinner · 9:00 ceramics workshop
- Day three
Strength and heat
7:00 am meditation and breathwork · 8:00 mobility and strength · 9:30 breakfast · 11:00 ice bath and inversions* · 1:00 lunch · 2:00 open time · 4:00 temazcal, the Mayan sweat lodge* · 7:15 dinner · 9:00 yoga nidra and restorative
- Day four
Slower
7:00 am meditation and breathwork · 8:00 yoga · 9:30 breakfast · 11:00 curated shopping experience · 1:00 lunch · 2:00 somatic workshop · 3:00 spa treatments à la carte · 5:00 yoga · 7:15 dinner · 9:00 a film under the stars
- Day five
Water and fire
7:00 am meditation and breathwork · 8:00 yoga · 9:30 breakfast · 10:00 floating boat tour* · 11:00 asana workshop, advanced · 1:00 lunch · 2:30 Mayan clay ceremony* · 5:00 yoga · 6:30 rooftop sunset · 7:15 dinner · 9:00 bonfire and closing
- Day six
Departure
6:00 am sunrise yoga and breathwork · 7:30 check-out · 8:00 breakfast · farewell and departures
05 · What was included
What a Casa yoga retreat in Mexico included.
Accommodation and transfers
Suites or elevated tents, with round-trip airport group transfers. Eco-friendly amenities, filtered water, Wi-Fi, daily housekeeping and turndown.
Chef-prepared meals
Breakfast, lunch and dinner from the in-house culinary team, contemporary wellness cuisine with authentic Mexican flavours, sourced from local farms. Coffee, tea and daily hydration.
Yoga and breathwork
Two practices daily, plus workshops in foundations, advanced asana, mobility and strength, somatics and yoga nidra. Mats and props provided.
Private beach
Quiet shoreline time, hammocks, open water.
Restorative evenings
Sound and stillness. A ceramics workshop, a film under the stars, bonfires to open and close the week.
Rooftop plunge and views
Sea-to-lagoon horizon, sunrise through dusk.
Optional, chosen after booking
Temazcal
The traditional Mayan sweat lodge.
Ice bath and inversions
Cold immersion with breathwork.
Bodywork
Ninety-minute massage, Swedish or deep tissue. Also offered: the floating boat tour and a Mayan clay ceremony.
06 · Where guests stayed
Where guests stayed at Casa Maya Ka’an.
In every room
From oceanfront suites shaped by the sea, to jungle-view rooms and airy glamping tents, each space was woven into nature and designed for deep rest. Every room came with linen sheets, drinking water, Wi-Fi, ventilation, closet space, bath and beach towels, hot and cold water with eco-friendly honey-rosemary amenities, and daily care. The retreat experience was the same regardless of room; the difference was simply how you preferred to rest.
Master Suite
Elevated calm above the canopy.
An air-conditioned, design-led suite with a king bed, a sofa bed and a writing desk. The generous ensuite invites slow ritual: a deep soaking tub, rain shower and twin vanities. The private terrace looks over the Sian Ka’an lagoon and jungle, for sunrise reflection or star-filled Caribbean evenings.
- Sleeps
- One king bed and a sofa bed. Booked as a double or a single.
- Bathroom
- Spa-style ensuite: deep soaking tub, rainfall shower, twin vanities.
- Outside
- Private terrace over lagoon and jungle.
- Comfort
- Air conditioning and ceiling fan, writing desk, luxury cotton bedding, daily cleaning and turndown.
In pictures
Double Queen Canopy Suite
Two canopy queens, soft light, and a private terrace.
For guests who wanted elevated comfort while staying close to the jungle’s rhythm. Stone floors, natural textures and soft light create a calm, grounded atmosphere. A shared room: guests booked with a friend, or Casa paired them thoughtfully with another guest of the same gender.
- Sleeps
- Two queen canopy beds and a sofa bed. Booked as a double.
- Bathroom
- Ensuite with rain shower and dual vanity; a separate toilet shared with the sister suite.
- Outside
- Private terrace with jungle or lagoon-facing views.
- Comfort
- Air conditioning and ceiling fan, writing desk, daily cleaning.
In pictures
Double Queen Tucan Suite
A quiet, design-forward sanctuary between yoga, ceremony and ocean air.
The most settled way to experience Casa Maya Ka’an: airy, quiet, and gently insulated from the elements while still surrounded by jungle. Two queen canopy beds, space to unwind, and a private terrace for sunrise coffee and the end-of-day exhale. A shared room, booked with a friend or paired thoughtfully.
- Sleeps
- Two queen canopy beds with luxury cotton linens. Booked as a double.
- Bathroom
- Ensuite with rain shower and dual vanity; toilet shared with the sister suite.
- Outside
- Private terrace, jungle or lagoon-facing depending on placement.
- Comfort
- Air conditioning and ceiling fan, writing desk, daily cleaning.
In pictures
Junior Garden Suite
Quiet, cool, and connected to nature.
Smaller than the upstairs suites yet beautifully appointed, with its own garden-level entrance. Natural materials meet modern comforts: crisp luxury cotton bedding, soft robes and towels, and a writing desk for slow morning journaling. Air conditioning and a ceiling fan keep it effortlessly comfortable.
- Sleeps
- One queen bed. Reserved for one guest.
- Bathroom
- Private ensuite with rain shower, hot and cold water, honey-rosemary amenities.
- Outside
- Independent garden-level entrance; forest and garden views.
- Comfort
- Air conditioning and ceiling fan, writing desk, daily cleaning.
In pictures
Beachfront Glamping Tents
Casa in its most nature-immersed form: quiet, simple, close to the sea.
An intentionally minimal, elevated beachfront stay, designed for deep rest without insulation from the environment. Quiet mornings, salt air, soft light through canvas, and the calming rhythm of the sea, with thoughtful comforts that keep everything easy. For people who sleep best with fewer layers between them and the world.
- Sleeps
- Two queen beds with luxury cotton linens. Booked as a double.
- Bathroom
- Outdoor-style bathroom with hot water, flush toilet and eco-friendly amenities.
- Inside
- Screened windows, overhead fan and ventilation, ambient nightlight, Wi-Fi and outlets, a handcrafted stone footbath.
- Access
- All shared spaces, including the rooftop plunge with sea-to-lagoon views. Daily cleaning.
In pictures
07 · In their words
From the moment I arrived, everything felt intentional, peaceful, and beautifully curated. Waking up to the waves crashing just in front of me felt like a dream.Madison M. · Mexico, March 2026 · Google review
From an earlier Casa week at the same property: “It felt safe to slow down.” · “Nothing was forced. Everything felt considered.” · “I left feeling like myself again.”
08 · Questions
Yoga retreats in Tulum with Casa: your questions.
Does Casa Retreats run yoga retreats in Tulum, Mexico?
Yes. Casa Retreats has hosted private, small-group luxury yoga and wellness retreats at Casa Maya Ka’an in the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve near Tulum, most recently March 18–23, 2026. No Mexico dates are currently scheduled; the next open retreats are Portugal (May 2027) and France (October 2027).
Is this a private yoga retreat?
Yes. Casa reserves the whole property for its group, so there are no other guests. Casa also designs fully private retreats for families, friends and teams through its private retreats page.
How much did the Tulum retreat cost?
For the March 2026 week, rooms were priced per person for the full retreat: elevated glamping tents from $3,400, the Queen Suites $5,500, the Junior Garden Suite $6,500 for one guest, and the Master Suite $9,600 for one guest or $11,000 for two. All meals, practices, transfers and the retreat programme were included.
What makes a Casa retreat different from other Tulum yoga retreats?
The property is exclusive to the group, the teaching is senior and hands-on with two practices a day, every session is optional, meals are chef-prepared from local produce, and the schedule leaves real open time. Casa does not promise to change anyone; it makes room to rest.
Is the Mexico retreat still available?
No. This week took place March 18–23, 2026 and sold out. Casa keeps past retreat pages in its archive so future guests can see how a Casa week is shaped. The next open retreats are Portugal (May 1–7, 2027) and France (October 9–15, 2027).
Where was the retreat held?
At Casa Maya Ka’an, a private oceanfront property inside the UNESCO-protected Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve near Tulum, Quintana Roo, Mexico. The property was reserved for the Casa group for the week.
What was included?
Accommodation with round-trip airport group transfers, all meals with coffee, tea and daily hydration, two yoga or movement practices a day with mats and props, private beach access, restorative evenings with sound and stillness, and the rooftop plunge pool. Optional add-ons chosen after booking: a temazcal, ice bath, and 90-minute bodywork.
Who led the week?
Casa Retreats is founded and led by Lauren Coleman, a senior yoga teacher, with movement and recovery specialist Danny Ciccolini and ceramics workshops led by artist José Juarez. Past Casa weeks in Mexico have also been guided by other senior yoga teachers from the Casa collective, including Chris Olstrom and Nicole Stumpf. Full biographies are on the Casa team page.
Will Casa return to Mexico?
No Mexico dates are currently scheduled. Join the Casa list through the inquiry page to hear first when new destinations are released.
How do I join the next Casa retreat?
Every Casa retreat begins with a short inquiry rather than an online checkout. Lauren replies personally to discuss fit, rooms and dates. Portugal, May 1–7, 2027 is currently open for inquiries.
Where Casa is going next