This retreat takes place over the New Year! &nbsp;Plan on landing into San Jose (Costa Rica's capital) on the morning of Dec 28th (or the night before), and leaving Costa Rica at 2pm or later January 3rd, 2023. &nbsp;We will help coordinate for people to share chartered planes from San Jose to Golfito, as well as the taxi from Golfito to Tiskita. &nbsp;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 stunning open-air jungle shala (watch out for monkeys!) Morning practice will be a mix of movement, breath-work, and meditation. 

Nourish.
Enjoy a simple, healthy breakfast. Expect local exotic fruits, yogurt, eggs (from very local chickens!) toast, and homemade jams.  Coffee + tea are available throughout the day.

Play.
Chill out by the pool, take a surf lesson, or go search for sloths. 

Play.
Take a horseback ride, get a massage, or enjoy a book on the verandah.

Practice, Número Dos.
The afternoon activity varies. Often times it's a yoga class (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 are flying in one of our favorite chefs for this retreat! Expect plant-forward meals, with some fish, some chicken, veggies, plantains, rice, legumes, etc. Our chef is confident accommodating dietary restrictions.  

Daily Schedule

Tony &amp; Anton's annual New Year's jungle party.&nbsp;For many of us, our day-to-day reality is a demanding job + daily social obligations. &nbsp;Technologies that were designed to simplify our lives&nbsp;somehow have added more to our already overflowing plates. Our culture tells us&nbsp;that being busy is a good thing: it means we’re in demand + successful. &nbsp;Whether we see this as self-imposed or not, it can be hard to align ourselves with the person we want to be.When was the last time you felt&nbsp;fully recharged? &nbsp;When was the last time you had the space to dedicate to the things that you find important? This retreat is specifically designed to realign &amp; re-calibrate. &nbsp;To step away from our day-to-day dramas, and get a greater perspective on ourselves, our goals, our desires, &amp; our friendships.At this Costa Rican retreat, expect morning pranayama, and afternoon naps under the trees. &nbsp;Expect jungle walks &amp; waterfalls, horseback rides &amp; surf lessons. Expect lovingly-prepared meals from our private chef, barefoot adventures, and world-class yoga asana. &nbsp;Expect to create new bonds, share surprising conversations &amp; laughter... &amp; still plenty of time for reflection.

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Share this simple room with two other people. You'll have your own twin bed. Private bath.

Triple Room

Share this newly-remodeled room with two other people. You'll have your own twin bed. Private bath.

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

Double Room

Share this room with one other person. You'll share one large bed. Private bath.

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

A small private room with one queen bed. Private bath.

Private Room

A large private room with one queen bed. Private bath.

Accommodations for the duration of the retreat at our 800 acre ocean-front private biological reserve.

Accomodations

Three meals per day for the duration of the retreat, cooked by our private chef. We will go out for one lunch: you are responsible for paying for yourself for that lunch. Alcohol is not included.&nbsp;

Food

Access to the stunning 800 acre ocean-front property, including pool, hiking trails, orchards, some small waterfalls, monkeys, sloths and scarlett macaws. &nbsp;

Amenities

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

Tuition

Costa Rica touches both the Caribbean Sea &amp; The Pacific Ocean. &nbsp;With it's visionary sustainability initiatives and no standing army, the country is a green, peaceful jewel of the region. Taking into account that more than a third of the land enjoys some form of environmental protection, and there’s greater biodiversity here than in the US and Europe combined... it’s a place that earns the superlatives.The tiny villages of Punta Banco &amp; Pavones are located on the southern Pacific tip of Costa Rica, about 30k north of Panama. &nbsp;Surrounded by coastal rainforest, patches of farmland, and an Indigenous Reserve, this remote area of Costa Rica is a little piece of paradise. It has a population of about 200 people, and is reached by a small unpaved road. &nbsp;This part of Costa Rica is known for it's stunning black-sand beaches. &nbsp;It's far away from the tourism of much of the rest of Costa Rica, the perfect spot to lay low and relax. You'll surely get to know some locals, who take pride in their community as well as the wildlife in it.&nbsp;The wildlife &amp; nature in this area (especially at the retreat center) is spectacular. &nbsp;Expect to see everything from cheeky monkeys to sloths lounging around, sea-turtles, dolphins, and brilliant butterflies. You can easily adventure on foot to cascading fresh-water pools. Jungle walks, horseback rides, and surf lessons are all part of the daily here. Winding trails ascend and descend through the hilly forest, and horseback riders can even trek along the coastline as well.&nbsp; &nbsp;

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Costa Rica Surf Bros

This remote area of Costa Rica, full of cheeky monkeys and baby sea turtles, is a little piece of paradise. It has a population of about 200 people, and has one of the most ideal&nbsp;places to learn to surf.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Costa Rica Surf Day

Tiskita is owned by some friends of ours, and is located on the secluded southwest coast of Costa Rica. They literally built the yoga shala for us! Their private biological reserve includes 800 acres of pristine primary and secondary rainforest. The family that runs it have been in the area for the last 40 years, and are actively involved in conservation work in the area. &nbsp;They have a dozen cabins set against a lush jungle and the Pacific Ocean, as well as a maze of jungle paths, waterfalls, a gorgeous yoga shala, and a pool. It's a 10 minute walk down their path to the ocean below. The ocean is great and offers something for everyone. You can lounge under a palm tree, walk for miles on the coast, check out the tidal pools, or learn to surf. Visit <a href="http://www.tiskita.com">Tiskita.com</a> to see more.La Comida. We are flying in one of our favorite chefs for this retreat! &nbsp;The food we source at Tiskita is local &amp; organic, when available. It's fresh + thoughtfully prepared, with traditional ingredients from the region. &nbsp;The meals are plant-forward, sometimes we'll have chicken or fish. Expect exotic fruits, plantains, eggs (from local chickens!) freshly-caught fish, grains, legumes, fresh juices, smoothies, &amp; homemade jams. Our chef will happily accommodate vegan, gluten-free, or any other dietary restrictions (we'll give them your dietary restrictions in advance so that they're well-prepared before you arrive). &nbsp;Vino y cerveza are available from Tiskita for purchase.Los Cuartos. There are nine private cabins, with a total of 15 rooms. Each cabin is fringed by the jungle and has an ocean view. &nbsp;They all have verandahs with hammocks &amp; lounge chairs. The rooms are clean, spacious, and simple, with ceiling fans. Choose between a single, double, and triple room. Some rooms are not remodeled and are offered at a lower price. The cabins are scattered around the lodge, and were built using precious woods like Mahogany, Purpleheart, and Rosewood, that was collected over the years mostly from trees that fell down in Tiskita. All cabins are only a few minutes walk away from the main lodge, the rainforest, and the beach. Each cabin is surrounded by trees that attract birds, butterflies, monkeys, and other wildlife, making the cabins’ decks often one of the best spots to relax and watch the wildlife go by. Please keep in mind this is not a resort - it's a simple + wild jungle lodge. If you are looking for a resort, air-conditioning, or turn-down service, this is simply NOT the retreat for you. If you appreciate wild beauty, barefoot adventures, curious monkeys, baby turtles, fresh ceviche, cold beer, black sand beaches, then this IS for you! &nbsp;Cómo Llegar. After you land at San Jose Airport (Juan Santamaria Int'l Airport), the easiest + most popular way to get to the lodge is to hop on a chartered flight with your new friends, and take the short 45 minute flight to Golfito. &nbsp;Up to 12 people will share this charter, the one-way price per person is around $180 / person. &nbsp;In years past, mostly everyone goes with the charter option. &nbsp;Once you arrive in Golfito, it's a two-hour taxi-ride to Tiskita, which costs $30-$40 / person. &nbsp;Actividades. There are a ton of optional activities that you can do on your free time. &nbsp;(these are not included in the retreat price) &nbsp;Horseback riding, Tiskita has horses, with local guides, and the usual ride is a few hours going way up into the forest, and along the beach at low-tide. Surfing. Pavones is the third-longest left break in the world and great for anything from beginners to experts. We know some great Costa Rican instructors, they have boards and leashes. Please bring your own rashguard or an old t-shirt to use. Classes are usually around two hours, cost US $45, and are worth it. Evening Jungle Walks. Jungle hike at night with a naturalist guide... it's a whole different experience in the rainforest. Boat/fishing tours. One of the local fishermen takes out small groups for a half-day on his panga fishing boat. Anything you catch we can cook for you for dinner :) If you don't want to fish, you can also just cruise around and look for whales &amp; dolphins.&nbsp;Un Poco Más. The property has some beautiful naturally formed mini 'jaccuzzis' only a few minutes walk through the jungle. &nbsp;There's over 15km of rainforest trails with varying levels of difficulty. The paths criss-cross so there's lots of possibility for jungle walks, and they're all well-marked. &nbsp;The beach is a short stroll down the hill, with warm water that is nice to swim in. &nbsp;There are also tidal pools large enough to swim, if you catch the right tide! Tiskita has a large organic fruit orchard with over 100 species of fruits. &nbsp;Most fruit is devoured by the wildlife and whatever is left, the guests pick for themselves. Tiskita also has a lovely pool!&nbsp;What's not included in the price? Your int'l &amp; domestic travel (but we'll help coordinate the Costa Rican private charters), alcohol, extra activities beyond what we've organized (like getting a massage, or taking a surf lesson). &nbsp;

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Costa Rica Adventure

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Costa Rica Tiskita Aerial Pool

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Costa Rica Horseride

Costa Rica Cacao Flesh

Costa Rica Freshwater

Tiskita Jungle Lodge is a 800 acre private biological reserve on the secluded southwest coast of Costa Rica. You'll enjoy some of the best surfing in Costa Rica.&nbsp;

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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.

Join Tony &amp; Anton for our annual New Year's Jungle Party in Costa Rica!