Pricing for Just Retreat is all-inclusive for food, drinks, accommodations, and all daily activities hosted by our Facilitators.

The following prices are for each of the cabana types:

SINGLE — $4400

DOUBLE — $3300

TRIPLE — $2200

DORM — $1333

I. If you are traveling with someone, please indicate that on registration and you will be assigned to the same cabana. If you are traveling alone, we will place you in a cabana with a person of your same gender.

II. Each cabana in Haramara is private, secluded and has its own private bathroom with a shower, a flush toilet and hot and cold water. Each cabana is designed to be open air with no windows and no screens.

III. Hammocks are provided inside most cabanas depending on the available space. There are hand-woven sheets on the beds and fresh towels in the bathroom. There are designated towels for every specific use – bath/pool/beach. They are not to be removed from their designated area or used for other than their specific use.

IV. The dormitory is a large open room and will accommodate up to eight people in individual beds. There are two bathrooms, one at each end of the dorm. In each bathroom there are two showers, sinks and flush toilets each.

I. Guests are booking round trip flights on their preferred airline of choice to PVR. Please inform Just Retreat of your arrival for November 9th to be included for airport shuttle service.

II. Transportation shuttles are available between the airport and Haramara for $31USD.

III. Additional arrangements can be made if you are not flying in on November 9th. You can either arrange to take a taxi from your location to the airport and join an already scheduled Arrival Shuttle. Or, for an additional pick-up fee, depending on your location, a separate shuttle can be sent to pick you up. Note that Just Retreat will contact you about making other arrangements.

IV. Rates and availability for any other transportation options are variable and we are unable to provide them.

“Come for the yoga, stay for the food!” – Amy Banas, Nov. 2021

I. The delicious and healthy gourmet meals are made from only the freshest, natural and local ingredients by their talented chefs. The menu is chosen daily by their Mexican head chef based on the ingredients that are available at the market that day. The always-changing menu includes a seafood or vegetarian option. With advance notice, special dietary needs can be accommodated.

II. In the dining room, coffee and fresh squeezed juice is offered in the mornings while tea and fresh fruit water are available all day. A choice of appetizers and non-alcoholic beverages are available at the pool bar during the day.

III. The water from the faucets is safe for showering and other necessities. There is clean, fresh, purified water provided in each cabana for drinking, brushing your teeth and cleaning your contacts and contact cases and in the dining room for drinking. The ice used at Haramara is also made from clean, fresh, purified water. Bring a portable reusable water bottle for personal use.

I. Haramara Retreat is located in the jungle adjacent to the Pacific Ocean; this is an environment where the terrain can be slippery and steep. Be ready to get your steps in and bring good shoes/sandals and check the Packing section!

II.The Central Pacific Coast of Mexico is surrounded by jungle and receives 345 days of sunshine per year. Located on the same latitude as the Hawaiian Islands, its sub-tropical climate is often compared to Hawaii's.

III. November temperatures are warm but comfortable in the upper 70°F to low 80°F range.

I. There is no electricity in the cabanas but they are illuminated at night with oil lamps and candles. You will be unable to use any small electrical appliances like hair dryers, curling irons or razors. There is no outdoor lighting so you will need to bring a flashlight or a headlamp for use at night. There are electrical outlets in the dining room, pool terrace and yoga shalas for recharging electronic devices and batteries. It is the same voltage as the U.S. so no converter is needed.

II. There are no phones or internet in Haramara. If you would like to use a phone or the internet you will need to go to one of the internet cafes in the town of Sayulita, a five minute taxi ride away.

III. Your cell phone's data service may work in Mexico, this depends on your service provider and plan. Confirm with your service provider before you depart to make this determination.

IV. If you do bring a cell phone with you, please make sure that during your stay it is either turned off or on silent so it doesn’t disturb others. If you make or receive calls, please do so away from the yoga shalas when in session, pool area and other guests so as not to be disruptive. There is cell phone reception at the highest point on the property.

I. Cash and credit card to pay for transportation shuttles, staff gratuities, on-site purchases and off-site excursions

II. Flashlight or headlamp and extra batteries for walking at night

III. Book light and extra batteries for evening reading

IV. Organic personal toiletries (shampoo, toothpaste, etc)

V. Herbal insect repellent

VI. Hat, visor and sunscreen

VII. Light jacket or sweater for early mornings and late evenings

VIII. Small day backpack or tote bag

IX. Clean inside shoes/slippers for casitas as outdoor shoes are not to be worn in the casitas and are to be removed before entering the dining room

X. Sturdy walking shoes - All areas of the retreat are connected by a network of unpaved trails, some of them are steep and can be slippery

XI. Plastic or metal water bottle for refilling as desired

All in all pack light, one bag is more than enough and please make sure that you take home everything you've brought with you as we are unable to return to you anything left

I. We recommend that you refrain from bringing with you any unnecessary personal items including, but not limited to, jewelry, electronic devices, binoculars or cameras as there are no individual safes in any of the accommodations. There are locking bureau drawers where you can keep your personal items private. For larger items that you determine if they are necessary to bring with you, please see the Guest Manager about securing them.

II. Haramara Retreat and Just Retreat, Inc. will not be responsible for the replacement of any items damaged, lost or stolen while staying at the Retreat.

I. The majority of your costs are covered in your trip price, including your accommodation and meals. Unless specified otherwise in your individual package or group retreat price. Airport transfers in the U.S. and Mexico, on-site purchases, off-site excursions and staff gratuities are not included.

II. Cash and credit cards are accepted at Haramara for on-site purchases in the boutique, restaurant, terrace, pool bar, spa, and temazcal. Transportation shuttles in Mexico, staff gratuities and off-site excursions need to be paid for in cash. In the town of Sayulita, U.S. and Canadian Dollars and Mexican Pesos are much more widely accepted than credit cards or traveler checks. You can obtain Mexican Pesos at home before your departure or upon arrival in Puerto Vallarta at the airport.

III. Gratuity for the Kitchen, Dining & Housekeeping Staff are not included in your trip price. Everyone on the staff works hard to make your stay a pleasant and enjoyable one. If they have done a good job for you, we suggest that you budget $25.00 USD per day, or $175.00 USD per week, per person in your cabana. This will be shared amongst all of the Service Staff. Gratuities for the Spa Staff need to be paid directly to them at the time of service.

Q: What are the dates for the retreat?

A: Nov. 9th-16th are the dates for the first Just Retreat.

Q: Will there be alcohol on this retreat?

A: All Just Retreats will be alcohol-free. Whether you've been sober for years or you welcome a break from alcohol for a week, please know that you do not need to identify as a sober person to enjoy your time at Haramara. Even though sober curiosity is welcomed, we are not equipped to assist you to become sober if you're struggling with addiction.