Registration will close approx 60 days before the trip (Feb 4, 2027), however due to popular demand, this retreat will likely sell out fast. If you are interested in going, you should sign up as soon as possible. You can always pay a deposit and get a full refund within the first 30 days of registration.

Please note that I only have 18 spots available.

A $500 deposit is required to reserve your spot. The remaining balance can then be spread out through flexible payment plan options between the time you register and the trip, making it easier to budget for your adventure over time.

For more info, click on the checkout page to see more details and payment options.

If you choose to pay the remaining balance before those deadlines you can contact me at [email protected]

Please book round-trip airfare to Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS), arriving on April 4th no later than 3PM (local time). If your flight arrives anytime that day, we’ll arrange transportation to pick you up from the airport and transfer you to our accommodations in Ubud.

If you choose to arrive a day or more early, you’ll be responsible for arranging your own accommodations and transportation until the retreat officially begins.

On April 11th, you may book your departing flight at any time that works best for you. Transportation to the airport will be arranged based on your flight schedule.

Additional flight information, recommended routes, and booking tips will be provided after registration.

Your retreat fee covers all accommodations in Ubud and Nusa Dua, airport transfers and private ground transportation, all meals, experienced local guides, excursions and entrance fees, Pilates and yoga sessions, sound healing, breathwork, guided meditation, and other wellness experiences included in the itinerary.

International flights to and from Bali are NOT included. Optional activities—including the sunrise portrait photoshoot and surf lesson—are also not included, along with alcoholic beverages, additional snacks, tips for guides, personal purchases, spa treatments, and other incidentals.

Please keep in mind that travel medical insurance is not included but is REQUIRED for all retreat participants by YLA. Policies are generally affordable (usually less than $100), and we'll provide recommended insurance companies and additional information in your registration confirmation email.

All accommodations on my trips are based on shared occupancy, meaning you’ll share a room with at least one other woman from the group. You’ll each have your own bed, typically in a twin or multi-bed room setup. Shared rooms are a great way to build connection and often lead to some of the most meaningful friendships on these trips!

If you’re traveling solo, I’ll thoughtfully pair you with a roommate—many women come on their own, and I do our best to match you with someone compatible.

That said, on rare occasions due to hotel layout or limited availability in remote locations, I can’t always guarantee separate beds in EVERY room. Usually this means sharing a queen or king bed. If this comes up, I’ll communicate with you in advance and do my best to make sure you're comfortable.

Private rooms may be available for an additional fee. If you’d like your own room, just reach out after registration and I’ll let you know what’s possible based on availability.

This retreat is designed to be active and adventurous, but accessible for women with a reasonable level of fitness. You definitely don't need to be an athlete, but you should be comfortable being active and participating in a variety of activities throughout the week.

We'll experience Bali in lots of different ways—from Pilates and yoga sessions to e-biking through the rice terraces, hiking to waterfalls, whitewater rafting, exploring temples, and plenty of walking while sightseeing. Most activities are beginner-friendly and will be led by experienced local guides.

Our waterfall hikes are relatively short, although you can expect stairs, uneven terrain, and some slippery surfaces in Bali's tropical environment. The e-bike tour allows you to explore the countryside with the assistance of an electric bike, while our whitewater rafting adventure will involve paddling, getting wet, and navigating rapids as a group.

There are also plenty of opportunities to slow down and recharge, including beach time, wellness experiences, free afternoons, and optional spa treatments.

Overall, you should come prepared to move your body, try new things, and embrace a little adventure—but no advanced fitness level or previous experience is required.

For travelers arriving directly from the United States, no specific vaccinations are currently required to enter Indonesia. However, the CDC recommends that travelers be up to date on routine vaccinations and recommends certain travel vaccines, including Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B.

A yellow fever vaccination is NOT required when traveling directly from the United States. However, proof of vaccination may be required if you're arriving from a country where yellow fever transmission is a risk.

Because health recommendations and entry requirements can change, we recommend consulting your healthcare provider or a travel medicine clinic before your trip and checking the latest CDC guidance for Indonesia.

April is a beautiful time to visit Bali, with warm tropical temperatures, lush green landscapes, and plenty of sunshine. Daytime temperatures typically reach the mid to upper 80s°F, with evenings staying comfortably warm in the 70s°F.

April falls around the transition from Bali's wet season into the drier months, so occasional tropical rain showers are possible, but they're often brief and followed by sunshine. Humidity can also be high, especially in Ubud.

Pack lightweight, breathable clothing, comfortable activewear for Pilates and yoga, walking/hiking shoes, sandals, swimsuits, sun protection, and a lightweight rain jacket. You'll also want clothing that covers your shoulders and knees for temple visits and ceremonies.

A more detailed packing list will be provided before the retreat so you'll know exactly what to bring for our activities and experiences.

Bali is known for its fresh, flavorful cuisine, from tropical fruits and smoothie bowls to satay, rice and noodle dishes, fresh seafood, colorful salads, and delicious coconut-infused dishes. Throughout the retreat, we'll enjoy a mix of local Balinese cuisine, beautiful restaurants, and meals prepared by our private chef at the villa.

We can accommodate most dietary needs and preferences, including gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, and dairy-free. Prior to the retreat, you'll receive a survey where you can share any food allergies or dietary restrictions so we can plan accordingly.

All meals are included in your retreat fee, however alcoholic beverages (or specialty drinks), snacks, and any additional food you'd like to order. Included meals will have a set meal budget; if you choose to order beyond that amount, you'll simply be responsible for the difference after the retreat.

Absolutely. While all activities are thoughtfully curated to give you the best experience possible, everything on this trip is optional. If you ever need some downtime or prefer to explore on your own, you’re welcome to do so.

Just keep in mind that the itinerary is designed as a group experience, so transportation and logistics are arranged around scheduled activities. If you choose to skip something, any additional costs for separate transport or meals would be your responsibility.

This is your adventure—you get to make it what you need it to be.