Coral Reef Retreat,  April 16th-21st 

Visit a living miracle and inspiration! This trip is for all you ocean lovers who want to snorkel or scuba-dive to experience firsthand a coral reef in recovery. The port of LaCeiba< Honduras was used by the United Fruit Company to ship bananas. This activity damaged the coral, a sad story we know too well. But this story has a hopeful ending–the reef is regenerating. Come see for yourself—and consider what this may mean for the hopeful future of our oceans most important eco-system.

Scotland Hiking & Yoga,  May 15-22, 2024 

You’re invited to immerse yourself in the heart of the Scottish Highlands – from the natural beauty to the rich culture of the people. Experience a bit of everything on this amazing AdZENture, from awe-inspiring glen treks to the mystical lochs and isles …enjoy a balance of adventure and Scottish culture at its finest!

This trip includes so many aspects of the Highlands…because we just couldn’t leave anything out! We’ll enjoy two AMAZING and unique stays over the duration of our week in Scotland.

Experience the magic and the grandeur of the mountains, glens and moors at our first accommodation, nestled at the base of its very own Glen Loy. We will spend the first 3 nights of our retreat in luxurious cabins near Spean Bridge which provides the perfect base for our mountainous adventures.

Our last 4 nights, will be spent on the coast near the famous town of Oban in our very own, private castle set on a 5,000 acre estate. Enjoy amazing views of Loch Etive and the mountains beyond, 30 acres of beautiful gardens for walks and sunrise yoga as well as every amenity you’d wish for your castle stay!

Experience Iceland,  Oct 5-12, 2024 

Join Gioconda Parker, Jenn Wooten & Laura Forsythe for a spectacular retreat to North Iceland! Just a few degrees from the arctic circle, this island of fire and ice is the perfect backdrop to recharge, reset and recalibrate with the energies of the primal earth and geothermal waters.

Always magical, North Iceland in autumn boasts glorious color, milder weather, plenty of daylight, fewer tourists, and a good chance to see the Northern Lights.

Akureyri has been voted the number one destination in all of Europe by Lonely Planet on more than one occasion. With a population of only 18,000, a mild climate on the longest fjord in the country, and close proximity to the Arctic Circle (meaning amazing Northern Lights!), Northern Iceland is truly THE place to visit.