Tasha standing among a morning yoga class in an open-air palapa above the ocean

Sometimes a change of place helps you remember what is possible.

Movement, rest, nature, adventure, and enough spaciousness to hear yourself again.

These are not escapes from your life. They are invitations to return to it more fully.

A retreat is the one format where everything Tasha does can happen in the same week — movement in the morning, sound at night, a long walk somewhere that puts your problems in proportion, and enough unstructured time that you actually hear yourself think.

Next retreat

The next one opens to the waitlist first.

The next retreat is close. Waitlist members get access before it opens to the public — which is exactly how the last one filled.

That was Costa Rica, 14–19 January 2027: five days at Danyasa Eco-Retreat Center in Dominical, where the jungle meets the sea. Waterfall hikes, movement, real rest, and a group small enough that you knew everyone by the end. Sold out.

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Hosted with Happily Ever Yoga — the waitlist lives on their retreat page.

What a retreat usually holds.

The mix changes with the place, but these are the ingredients.

Movement & rest

Morning practice, restorative sessions, and — just as deliberately — time with nothing scheduled in it.

Sound & meditation

Evening sound journeys, guided meditation, and the kind of quiet that is hard to find at home.

Nature & adventure

Hikes, water, and getting somewhere that takes effort to reach. Perspective is the point.

Community & integration

Shared meals, real conversation, and space at the end to work out what you are taking home.

From past retreats

What the mornings looked like.

A few frames from previous groups — the palapa at sunrise, and the hours around the practice that people tend to remember most.

A morning yoga class practising in an open-air palapa above the ocean
Morning practice, open to the water.
A silhouette with both arms raised in front of a sunrise over the sea
Sunrise, before anything is scheduled.
Two retreat guests holding each other by a window looking out at palms and the shore
The part nobody plans for.
Tasha resting in a supported reclining pose beside an open window
Rest is on the schedule too.

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Before you ask

Do I need to be experienced?

No. Retreats are built so that someone who has never done a sound journey and someone who teaches yoga can both get what they came for. Nothing is mandatory — including the optional early morning practice.

Do I have to share a room?

It depends on the retreat and what is available at the venue. Shared and private options are usually both offered, priced differently.

TODO(owner): confirm room options and pricing structure.

What is actually included?

Typically accommodation, meals, all sessions and practices, and planned excursions. Flights and travel to the location are usually separate.

TODO(owner): confirm exactly what is and is not included, and the deposit / payment plan terms.

Are retreats run by Three Little Lunas or in collaboration?

TODO(owner): confirm — the brand dossier notes retreats may run under Three Little Lunas, under Happily Ever Yoga, or as collaborations. This affects how they are described and who takes bookings.

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