Yoga Retreat in Mexico: The Art of Aliveness
An Immersive Yoga Experience for Active Older Adults
December 5–12, 2026 • Haramara Retreat Center, Sayulita, Mexico
An Immersive Yoga Experience for Active Older Adults
December 5–12, 2026 • Haramara Retreat Center, Sayulita, Mexico
Life is a blessing. Feeling fully alive is an art.
Join Ann for her annual retreat in the jungle by the sea for yoga that goes beyond poses, to support living life more fully. Yoga that aligns with our body’s innate capacities, honors its intelligence, and combines brings together progress and pleasure. Yoga that supports vibrancy and growth at every stage of life.
Morning classes are energizing and progressive, developing strength, mobility, and coordination. Afternoons invite a quieter exploration through restorative yoga, chant and meditation. Along the way there are always a few unexpected moments—chanting to the rising sun, evening ragas after dinner to that spark our enthusiasm for life in ways we don't often get back home.
Twice-daily yoga. Simple, beautiful casitas. Fresh gourmet meals. Friendly staff. New yoga friends and generous free time for swimming, walking, bodywork, reading in a hammock, or simply listening to the waves.
Whether it's your first visit or your twentieth, you'll leave Haramara with more than memories of a beautiful place. You'll return home feeling restored, renewed, and perhaps just a little more available to the life that waits for you.
The measure of a good retreat isn't just how you feel while you're there—it's how you return to life afterward.
About Ann is the owner and director of Mountain Yoga in Oakland, California, a studio for active older adults. She has been teaching yoga for more than forty years and leading retreats around the world for over twenty.
Join Ann for her annual retreat in the jungle by the sea for yoga that goes beyond poses, to support living life more fully. Yoga that aligns with our body’s innate capacities, honors its intelligence, and combines brings together progress and pleasure. Yoga that supports vibrancy and growth at every stage of life.
Morning classes are energizing and progressive, developing strength, mobility, and coordination. Afternoons invite a quieter exploration through restorative yoga, chant and meditation. Along the way there are always a few unexpected moments—chanting to the rising sun, evening ragas after dinner to that spark our enthusiasm for life in ways we don't often get back home.
Twice-daily yoga. Simple, beautiful casitas. Fresh gourmet meals. Friendly staff. New yoga friends and generous free time for swimming, walking, bodywork, reading in a hammock, or simply listening to the waves.
Whether it's your first visit or your twentieth, you'll leave Haramara with more than memories of a beautiful place. You'll return home feeling restored, renewed, and perhaps just a little more available to the life that waits for you.
The measure of a good retreat isn't just how you feel while you're there—it's how you return to life afterward.
About Ann is the owner and director of Mountain Yoga in Oakland, California, a studio for active older adults. She has been teaching yoga for more than forty years and leading retreats around the world for over twenty.
