Dancing the Wild Home – Dominica Retreat

November 28 – December 5, 2026

Set on the lush island of Dominica, where rainforest meets the Atlantic Sea, this all-inclusive retreat hosted at the eco-luxury sanctuary of Jungle Bay, weaves deep somatic inquiry with the wild intelligence of land and ocean. Each day is gently structured around daily movement and Continuum practice, with generous space for rest, reflection, and integration, allowing the body and nervous system to soften, reorganize, and listen more deeply. While the island’s waterfalls, hot springs, gardens, and trails invite exploration, the retreat remains anchored in embodied healing rather than activity alone.

 

What makes this retreat truly unique is the integration of in-water whale and sea-life encounters as a relational practice, rather than a stand-alone excursion. Through respectful, carefully coordinated experiences with Dive Dominica, participants will enter the ocean to swim alongside whales and other marine life, guided by local experts and held within a clear ethical and safety framework. These encounters are woven into the rhythm of the retreat and supported before and after through somatic processing, movement, and collective reflection.

  • Lush rainforest, rivers, waterfalls, and sea
  • Daily movement & Continuum practice
  • All-inclusive therapeutic retreat
  • Eco-luxury accommodations (suite pictured above)
  • On-site wellness offerings (spa, herbal workshop, cooking class, guided walks)
  • 2 full in-water swimming with whales and sea life days
  • 3 off-site excursions (shared with entire group)

Register and pay your deposit to secure your spot by using this link.

Island Adventures Around Dominica: Your 3 off-site excursions

Champagne Beach in Dominica offers a unique snorkeling experience featuring vibrant marine life, including sponges, trumpet fish, and sea horses.

Freshwater Lake and Titou Gorge offers a premier adventure in Dominica’s Morne Trois Pitons National Park

Hike to Middleham Falls through Morne Trois Pitons National Park and discover the island’s tallest waterfall.

Register and pay your deposit to secure your spot by using this link.