A private retreat designed for a group of six. Three days and two nights at Ayeka, a sanctuary in Valle de Guadalupe two hours from San Diego, guided from beginning to end by the XYLO team.
A ceremony at its center, and around it everything that holds it: preparation, integration, nature, temazcal, sound, good food and real rest.
It sits in the heart of Valle de Guadalupe, Baja California, a two-hour drive from San Diego. It is home to XYLO's retreats.
Ayeka was born from one intention: to create a sanctuary where nature is listened to. Organic architecture that doesn't invade the landscape, a natural pool among the rocks, a clay temazcal, a dome for ceremonies and a fire circle under the oaks.
Suites built on sustainable principles, with panoramic views of the valley and natural materials: stone, wood, earth. Silence, light and a bed you actually rest in. Choose a private room or a shared room for two.
Our table was made for sharing. As a ritual, sharing the table seeks connection, with food as the social structure. At Númina we share food that truly nourishes the body, with processes that help digestion, like fermentation.
A pescatarian kitchen, with vegetables from the garden and the day's catch from nearby waters. No rigid menu: a creative, constant process, in a setting full of quiet and nature.
Every meal of the retreat is prepared by Númina: breakfasts, light lunches and three-course dinners. Options for celiacs and food intolerances.
One ceremony in the dome, accompanied from beginning to end by the team. Preparation before. Integration after. Nothing is left loose.
B.A. in Psychology from Universidad Iberoamericana and M.A. in Cognitive-Behavioral Psychotherapy. Certified in Psychedelic Therapies and Research by the California Institute of Integral Studies (San Francisco), in MDMA-Assisted Therapy by MAPS, and a Microdosing specialist by Psicodear. She sees patients in private practice, is psychological director at Ohr Haim and guides therapeutic circles of preparation and integration.
With a musical training that began at the piano at age 4 and a long vocal career, he has focused his practice on sound as a healing tool. A specialist in creating soundscapes with quartz bowls, alchemy bowls and drone flutes, he designs immersive sound journeys that anchor and guide participants through expanded states of consciousness. Together with his experience directing and facilitating transformational retreats, he brings a safe, empathetic and structured space to hold the ceremonial work and support deep integration.
Write to us to hold the dates. The group is six people and is confirmed with a deposit.
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