
Lake Atitlan, Guatemala
January 11–15, 2027
8 spots open
Raw Primal Vitality
With Christian Van Camp

Upcoming Experiences
Bioculture retreats bring together holistic health, natural nutrition, yoga, primal movement, nature, creativity, entrepreneurship and conscious community.
Hosted in inspiring destinations such as Lake Atitlán, Guatemala, each gathering gives you space to step outside your normal routine, restore your energy, learn practical tools and form meaningful relationships with people from around the world.
Explore Upcoming RetreatsChoose the retreat that meets you where you are and invites you into what comes next. Each Bioculture experience has its own theme, facilitators and rhythm, but every gathering is rooted in the same foundations: holistic health, nourishing food, movement, nature, creativity, community, personal growth and play.
2026 – 2027
Lake Atitlan, Guatemala
8 spots open
Raw Primal Vitality
With Christian Van Camp

Lake Atitlan, Guatemala
9 spots open
Magic Mindset
With Dakota Mays, Evan Montgomery, and Dylan Beck

Lake Atitlan, Guatemala
11 spots open
Return To Your Feminine
With Sedona Holzinger

Immersive experiences focused on foundational health, natural nutrition, nervous system regulation, movement, sleep, sunlight, emotional wellbeing and long-term vitality.
Retreats combining yoga, mobility, breathwork, primal movement, outdoor training, embodiment and restorative practices in nature.
Gatherings for content creators, founders, coaches and wellness entrepreneurs who want to collaborate, build their brands, develop ideas and create without sacrificing their health.
Experiences designed to reconnect guests with natural rhythms through outdoor living, regenerative environments, digital reduction, conscious travel and life beyond constant stimulation.
Small-group experiences centered on shared meals, honest conversation, collaboration, friendship, music, play and the rebuilding of real human connection.
Retreats exploring nutrient-dense whole foods, natural nutrition, ancestral principles, digestion, energy, metabolic health and practical ways to eat for vitality.
Every retreat includes enough structure to create momentum and enough openness for real life to happen. Exact inclusions vary by event, but guests can expect a thoughtful blend of education, embodiment, nature, nourishment and community.
A Bioculture retreat is designed to give you more than inspiration. You will experience practical ways to support your health, build stronger relationships, think more clearly, create with greater purpose and live closer to what your biology already understands.
You do not need to be a yoga expert, wellness professional or established creator to belong here. You only need curiosity, personal responsibility and a willingness to participate.
Apply for a RetreatA Bioculture retreat is an immersive small-group experience combining holistic health, natural nutrition, yoga, movement, nature, creativity, entrepreneurship, community and personal development. Each retreat has a distinct theme while remaining rooted in the same foundational philosophy.
Guests include health-conscious travelers, creators, entrepreneurs, coaches, practitioners, artists, founders, educators and people simply seeking a healthier, more connected way of living.
Yes. Many guests arrive alone. The retreat structure is intentionally designed to make connection natural through shared meals, workshops, movement, adventures and small-group experiences.
No. Sessions are designed to meet people at different levels. You are invited to participate at a pace that respects your body, experience and personal boundaries.
Unless a retreat page states otherwise, meals are included. Our food philosophy prioritizes high-quality whole foods, organic and local ingredients whenever available, nutrient density and the avoidance of industrial seed oils.
Exact inclusions vary by event and are listed on each retreat page. Most retreats include accommodations, meals, workshops, movement sessions, community experiences and scheduled activities.
For Guatemala retreats, guests typically fly into La Aurora International Airport in Guatemala City and continue by private shuttle to Lake Atitlán. Complete arrival guidance is provided after acceptance or booking.
Payment options may be available depending on the retreat. Review the specific retreat page or contact the Bioculture team for current details.