ERICA and JESSE's ​
YOGA + MUSIC RETREAT JAN. 25 - FEB. 1, 2014
EXTRA ACTIVITIES
There is so much to do in and around Xinalani: explore pristine waterfalls on a jungle hike, whale-watch in Bandaras Bay, take surfing lessons, experience an authentic Temazcal steam bath, get a massage, or zip line through the forest. For all travelers' tastes there's an adventure just for you.
Our partners for this life-changing adventure are experienced marine biologists who fund their research by sharing the joy of interacting and swimming with wild dolphins in their natural habitat. For more information, click here.
Puerto Vallarta is located in the Bay of Banderas, the second biggest bay in North America. Xinalani gets pretty reliable small to medium waves, perfect for beginners and intermediate surfers. Lessons and board rentals are available. In addition, Xinalani offers complimentary snorkel, kayak, and boogie board gear. All that you need to get the most out of ocean fun! For more information, click here.
Xinalani boasts a full spa treatment center specializing in beauty wraps, facials, and massage disciplines from all around the world. For more information, click here.
Every winter, dozens of whales swim to the Bay of Banderas where they find a warm haven to reproduce. Embark on a panga ride around the Bay to experience these majestic marine creatures in their natural habitat. For more information, click here.
Designed for conscious voyagers, the eco-excursions available through Xinalani are powerful and life-enriching experiences. Whether you'd like to hike through wild, untouched jungle, make your heart race while zip-lining tree-tops, or simply stroll through markets in a neighboring fishing town, these journeys off the beaten path provide an exciting and enriching counterpoint to the bliss and stillness of the yoga. For more information, click here.
Xinalani's beach is a equipped with a traditional pre-Hispanic temazcal. This ancient Mexican sweat lodge was used in Mesoamerica by warriors and athletes to prepare their bodies as well as by healers to cure the sick. The Xinalani temazcal steam bath is a more gentle version of this purifying ancient ritual. For more information, click here.