This retreat takes place from January 5-10. Plan on landing into Porto Seguro Airport on the morning of January 5th. leaving Porto Seguro at 2pm or later January 10th, 2027. &nbsp;We will help coordinate car transfers for people to share from Porto Seguro Airport to the entrance to Caraiva. Each day is balanced between group activities, and plenty of free time to do as you wish. Everything is optional: you can get into as much or as little as you want. Below is a schedule just to give you a general idea (it tends to vary once we actually get going). Whether you want to embrace your introvert, or hang out with new friends - there will be plenty of opportunity for both. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Morning Practice.
A deep morning practice with Tony or Anton, in the our private shaded terrace.Morning practice will be a mix of movement, breath-work, and meditation. 

Nourish.
Strong coffee, local exotic fruits, yogurt, eggs (from very local chickens!) toast, and homemade jams.  

Play.
Go swim, hang out with the locals, get a massage, or take some quiet time to yourself.

Afternoon Practice, Número Dois
The afternoon activity varies. Often times it's a yoga class (typically slower paced, more gentle, or more workshop style in format), and some other days we'll go to the beach or a sunset nature walk.  It varies depending on the direction of the group.  

Nourish.
We'll explore the local restaurants for dinner! Two meals each day are included in the retreat package. That is typically breakfast and dinner. 

Sleep, stargaze, or hang out with your new friends!

Daily Schedule

Tony &amp; Anton have been visiting Caraíva for years, You probably haven't heard of Caraíva before, and that's a good thing. &nbsp;It's where your friends will be going in five years. &nbsp;For most of us, life feels like a constant sprint between work + obligations + plans we said yes to three weeks ago. &nbsp;Tools that were meant to make life easier have somehow hijacked us to be too reachable, too scheduled, and too distracted.&nbsp;Caraíva is off-grid and unplugged. &nbsp;There's no cars, and no paved roads. The entrance to Caraíva is via canoe. and when you arrive, donkeys pull groceries around to the various bungalows. &nbsp;Brazilians play live music at night, and drink Cocktails from fresh Cacao during the day.&nbsp;Expect barefoot adventures, river crossings, long lunches, strong sweaty yoga, fun-loving Brazilians, drum circles, cacao cocktails, sunset breathwork.Leave your laptop at home. This week is about tapping back into what matters.

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Share this room with two other people. You'll have your own twin bed. Private bath, AC, plunge pool.

Triple Room

Share this room with one other person. You'll have your own twin bed. Private bath. Private bath, AC, plunge pool.

Double Room

Share this room with one other person. You'll have your own queen bed. Private bath. Private bath, AC, plunge pool.

Private Room. Bathroom shared between two rooms, AC.

Private Room

Private room. Private bath, AC, plunge pool.

Accommodations for the duration of the retreat at our private boutique riverfront property.

Accomodations

Two meals per day for the duration of the retreat. Breakfasts we'll always have at our villa, and dinners we'll go out to different restaurants to be with the locals and enjoy the Brazilian way of life! &nbsp;

Food

Access to our private boutique property in Caraiva, Brasil. All rooms have AC + Wifi. &nbsp;

Amenities

Two movement classes most day with Tony + Anton, including meditation, breathwork, asana, and workshops.

Tuition

Brazil is a country of outsized landscapes and endless contrasts, but Bahia holds a particular kind of magic. This stretch of coastline is where river meets ocean, where jungle presses up against the beach, and where life seems to move to a slower, more seductive rhythm.We're heading to Caraíva, a remote fishing village on the southern end of Brazil’s Bahian coastline.&nbsp;Caraíva sits on the southern Bahian coast, remote enough to feel like a discovery yet lively enough to keep things interesting. You arrive by road, cross the river by canoe, and step into a village of sand streets, small bars, music drifting through the air, and nights lit more by candles than headlights. There are no cars in the village, which changes everything.This part of Brazil is known for its warm sea, long beaches, and a culture that understands pleasure properly: long lunches, late dinners, dancing that starts casually and ends when it ends. It’s far from the polished circuits of mass tourism and all the better for it.The nature here is generous. Expect coconut palms, river swims, star-filled skies, and beach walks that can stretch for hours. Depending on the day, you might spot horses on the sand, bright birds overhead, or dolphins out in the water. There are jungle paths, nearby waterfalls, boat rides, horseback adventures, and plenty of opportunities to do very little at all.Caraíva is the kind of place that gently reorganises your priorities.

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Caraíva is one of those places that Brazilians speak about quietly, so as not to ruin it. Tucked between river, jungle, and sea on the coast of Bahia, it remains blissfully off-grid: sandy streets, no cars in the village, and a pace that seems to belong to another era. Small enough to feel intimate, wild enough to feel like an escape, it’s the kind of place where mornings disappear into the ocean and afternoons have no fixed agenda.

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Onde Vamos Ficar. We’re taking over a beautiful boutique property in Caraíva with six bungalows and one cabana (that makes nine rooms in total), exclusively ours for the week. Hidden between tropical gardens, a river and the sea, it feels both intimate and it's also in the center of everything: space to gather, space to disappear.With a maximum of 15 guests, the retreat stays intentionally small. More personal, more relaxed, more memorable.The accommodation is easy, stylish, and connected to its surroundings. Natural materials, breezy interiors, comfortable beds, air-conditioning in every room, and outdoor corners made for reading, napping, or lingering longer than planned. This is not a polished resort. It has something better: soul.A Comida. Two delicious meals each day are included in the retreat price. Expect fresh Bahian flavours, tropical fruit, strong coffee, long brunches, and dinners that stretch into the night. Seasonal, generous, and thoughtfully prepared, with options for vegetarians and any dietary needs shared in advance.Como Chegar. Fly into Porto Seguro, then continue by road to Caraíva. We’ll organize group transfers from Porto Seguro, with guests sharing the cost. The final arrival is by canoe across the river. Luggage is handled, shoes become optional, and the village opens in front of you: sand streets, music in the distance, no cars.Atividades. Optional adventures include horseback rides on the beach, boat trips, massages, surfing, stand-up paddle, river swims, nearby waterfalls, and long walks in either direction. Or stay exactly where you are with a book and a caipirinha.Mais Um Pouco. We’ll practice under the shade of a mango tree. Expect daily movement, warm ocean swims, excellent playlists, spontaneous dancing, and conversations that only happen when nobody is in a rush. Plus hammocks, afternoon naps, and at least one sunset worth dressing for.What’s not included? Flights, shared transfer costs, optional activities, massages, alcohol, and anything wonderfully unnecessary you say yes to once you arrive.

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We're taking over nine luxury private bungalows on the Caraíva river.

Each day is balanced between group activities, and plenty of free time to do as you wish. Whether you want to embrace your introvert, or hang out with new friends - there will be plenty of opportunity for both.

Tony &amp; Anton have been visiting Caraíva for years, You probably haven't heard of Caraíva before, and that's a good thing. &nbsp;It's where your friends will be going in five years. &nbsp;