Sedona Vortex Healing Retreat
May 28 - June 1, 2026
4 nights, 5 days
12 person retreat
Highlights
Peaceful sanctuary away from Sedona’s tourist crowds—quiet, remote, and deeply restorative
Surrounding landscape infused with Sedona’s iconic red rock vortex energy.
Onsite organic farm and herb garden supporting holistic nourishment
Non-denominational, nonprofit foundation guided by Tao Fellowship’s mission to love humanity and the Earth.
Immersive healing experiences that integrate Eastern energy practices with modern personal development.
Dedicated spaces for yoga, meditation, and spiritual reflection across 173 acres.
Guest-favorite Healing Garden with sacred trees and tranquil pathways.
Eco-conscious amenities including solar-powered infrastructure and sustainable practices.
Details
Our accommodations are simple yet comfortable, offering you a peaceful space to unwind and recharge. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Sedona, each room is designed to enhance your retreat experience. All accommodations include three delicious pescatarian meals daily, and each room features a private bathroom for your comfort and convenience.
Accommodation
Private
4 Rooms Left
Private room for 1
$2,280 USD total
Shared
2-person shared room
$2,020 USD / person
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Our accommodations are simple yet comfortable, offering you a peaceful space to unwind and recharge. Surrounded by the natural beauty of Sedona, each room is designed to enhance your retreat experience. All accommodations include three delicious pescatarian meals daily, and each room features a private bathroom for your comfort and convenience.
Meals
Meals provided
Breakfast · Lunch · Dinner
Diets catered
Vegan · Nut Allergy Friendly · Dairy-free · Gluten-free · Vegetarian
Sedona Mago’s dining menus include pescatarian and vegetarian items from our onsite organic farm and herb garden. Each meal is carefully crafted to deliver delicious, nutrient-rich meals that nourish and strengthen the body and soul. All meals are offered buffet-style and are clearly labeled for each meal. The dining staff works hard to create nutritionally balanced meals with options for guests with common food sensitivities, including gluten, dairy, and nuts. While we are in Sedona, we will be dining at local restaurants that offer a variety of menu choices, including vegetarian, pescatarian, gluten‑free, and dairy‑free options. Gluten‑free items may be prepared in a shared kitchen.
Testimonials
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What's Included
Daily sessions using movement, breathwork, and energy practices
Guided meditations and experiential healing exercises designed to restore harmony in body, mind, and spirit
Three pescatarian meals per day, prepared with fresh, mostly organic ingredients to support your healing journey. Restaurant options when off campus.
Use of retreat facilities, including meditation spaces, walking trails, and healing lake
Support from experienced facilitators trained in Eastern healing modalities
Accommodation
Not Included
Transportation to and from Sedona Mago Retreat Center
Travel insurance or medical coverage
Personal items, toiletries, or specialty dietary supplements
Optional private healing sessions not listed in the retreat itinerar
FAQs
Guest requirements
Willingness to engage in gentle movement, breathwork, and meditation practices
Basic physical mobility to participate in outdoor walks and energy exercises
Openness to holistic healing modalities rooted in Eastern wisdom traditions
Commitment to unplug and be present in a distraction-free, nature-based environment
Respect for group dynamics and shared sacred space
No prior chakra or meditation experience required, but a sincere intention for healing and transformation is encouraged
Cancellation policy
The remaining balance for the retreat is due 14 days prior to the start date. If this balance is paid earlier than these 14 days, you are eligible to cancel and receive a full refund of this remaining balance, provided you do so at least 14 days before the retreat begins.
