Condor Eagle Quetzal
Dec. 30~Jan.6 — Costa Rica
In the dance of life, every step is a prayer.
New Years Full Moon Celebration in Yacumama!
— Ancestral traditions uniting in music, ceremony, prayer and indigenous wisdom.
Fulfilling our ancestors’ prophecies— uniting the prayers of North and South in the heart Center.
8 days/7 nights immersion in the lush jungle mountains and pristine waters of Yacumama, Ojochal, Puntarenas in Costa Rica — guided by sacred plant medicines and the ancestral wisdom of living lineages.
The Condor, Eagle, and Quetzal gather to weave a prayer of harmony — Root, Mind, and Heart in one sacred song.
Together under the Full Moon, we walk the beauty way, hand in hand, offering our prayers for a new time on Earth.
Activities
Temazcal Sweatlodge
Uni Ceremony
Full Moon Hikuri Ceremony
Sacred Altars
Flower & Song Blessing — Xochitl in Cuicatl
Cristaline rivers & Waterfalls
Native Wisdom Workshops
Paradise Beaches
Medicine Music Circles & Voice Activation
Conscious Movement
Farm-to-table healthy meals
Integration in Nature
Wings of Time
Our program is carefully crafted- while leaving spaciousness and flexibility to adapt and listen to the needs of our group.
Day 1 – Arrivals, Opening Cacao & Music Circle, Movement
Day 2 – Temazcal, Grandmother Tree Offering, River bath, Song & Native Wisdom Circle
Day 3 – Gentle Yin & Sound Healing, Plant Medicine Introduction Circle, Uni Night Ceremony
Day 4 – Stretch & Regenerate, Ocean Flower Offerings & Songs, Rest & Integration
Day 5 – Altar Preparations, Hikuri Ceremony
Day 6 – Morning Flower Blessing, Offerings to the Water, Rest & Replenish
Day 7 – Movement & Sound healing, Nature Integration, Closing Prayers
Day 8 – Farewell (optional~ Stay extra days & Enjoy)
What to Expect
—Connection to Spirit & Earth
—Community & Collective Prayer
—Ancestral Remembrance & Awareness Expansion
—Indigenous Wisdom Guiding the Way
—Natural Beauty and Prayerful Intention
Opening Temazcal
Harnessing the energy of the four elements, the sweat lodge is a traditional purification ceremony, as a sacred steam bath with chants and prayers. A deep cleanse of mind, body and spirit in the womb of the Earth.
Uni Ceremony
A beautiful opportunity to be embraced by the feminine force of the medicine of the Amazon, guided by the icaros or ah’ries, chants of the healing rainforest plants. A profound and sacred time to align with our spirituality, clear and cleanse our minds and bodies, connecting with the invisible world within and around us, fortifying our vision.
We will start in the early evening and continue past midnight. The ceremony opens with traditional chants that invoke protection and healing of the participants. Later into the evening inviting musical instruments, medicine music and dance. We will also be offering the rapé (hapé) medicine and natural perfumes/smudges.
Hikuri Ceremony
These ceremonies are powerful community prayers that aid us in manifesting our good intentions and a path of beauty, by holding positive thoughts, transforming and connecting with the elements in gratitude and celebration. We will have prayers with four tobaccos and half moon altar, sacred water and fire, with the peyote’s heart opening guidance.
On a physical level, this medicine is an antiviral, antibiotic, balances hormones and enhances cell functions, growth and repair, as well as creating a natural state of well-being on a mental, physical and emotional level.
The ceremony will start in the evening and go on until sunrise. During the following day we will receive a closing with the Flower Blessing in the way of the Mexicatl Xochitl in Cuicatl.
Song Circles & Native Wisdom Sharing
The workshops offer a rare opportunity to learn from the Teocali Quetzalcoatl altar and the Peyote traditions. Guided by elder and ceremonial guardian Kuauhtli, we will explore the spiritual art of fire keeping, the meanings behind altar and fire designs, and the cosmology and Nahuatl language that carry the essence of this path rooted in love.
Alongside this, Delfina will guide us in connecting to our ancestral voice through sacred song — offering tools for pronunciation, meaning, and the spirit behind each chant. We’ll gather in a circle of deep listening, learning songs sung in ceremony, and receiving practices for integrating these teachings and plant medicine experiences into our daily lives.
All levels are welcome. Instruments are invited.
Conscious Movement
Through breath, presence, and intentional movement, we create space for the energy stirred in ceremony to flow and integrate. Gentle practices like yoga, qigong, and embodied dance support us in grounding, releasing, and reconnecting with the wisdom of the body. These sessions invite us to return to center, listen within, and move from the heart — allowing spirit to land in our cells and prayers to take root in form.
Guides
Kuauhtli Vasquez & Delfina Mun
Kuauhtli and Delfina co-facilitate ceremonies worldwide uniting the forces of their spiritual lineages in devoted inspiration, music and love.
Their warm presence and unity bring a deep sense of balance, both by combining the masculine and feminine energies as well as by the qualities within each medicine and ceremonies shared.
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Delfina’s melodies and heartwarming voice linger beyond ceremonies, inspiring and empowering women. A visionary artist, her music and paintings weave healing, transformation, and the mystery of praying with sacred plants and animals. Rooted in Puelmapu and deepened by her Amazonian studies, her ancestral voice carries the wisdom of her Yawanawa and Madha elders into ceremonies worldwide.
As keeper of the Teocali Quetzalcoatl altar, Delfina travels Abya Yala - Anahuak, praying for the waters and preserving land and culture with deep love. Through song, she honors spiritual alliances and ancestral healing, fostering remembrance and the re-cultivation of indigenous traditions.
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Kuauhtli is a great-grandfather, who’s gigantic heart, love for nature, impeccable positivity and unique humor has touched and transformed the lives of countless people around the globe.
Kuauhtli's years of involvement in the movement for human rights and activities to preserve the indigenous ways of life served as preparation for his path bringing ceremonies around the world. In the nahuatl language Kuauhtli means ‘eagle’. Kuauhtli’s love and devotion to Tonantzin, our sacred mother earth, and his many years of Sundance are an inspiration to many following the Red Road.
For the past four decades, Kuauhtli has dedicated himself to conducting Mexica ceremonies of "Xochitl in Cuicatl" (Flower and Song), Native American Church tipi meetings, Temazcal (sweat lodge) and Mexica danza, contributing to the awakening and reconnection of humanity with Nature in 40 countries.
Location
Yacumama Eco-villa
Ojochal, Puntarenas, Costa Rica
Yacumama — “Mother of the Waters” in Quechua — is a sanctuary of remembrance. A sacred land devoted to community, healing, and deep connection with the Earth and all life. It is a home for transformational experiences rooted in beauty, prayer, and the evolution of consciousness.
Nestled 1,000 feet above sea level on Costa Rica’s Pacific coast, Yacumama is cradled by lush mountains and nourished by abundant spring waters. A creek flows gently to the west, while to the east, a vibrant river with cascades and natural pools invites immersion and renewal. The land holds panoramic ocean views, cool forest breezes, and a rich ecosystem teeming with life — half of its nearly 100 acres remain untouched forest.
Just 10–20 minutes away, pristine beaches where jungle meets the sea offer warm, crystal-clear waters for swimming and surfing. This is ancestral land — home to relics of the Boruca people, one of Costa Rica’s eight original tribes. Their presence can still be felt in the spirit of the land.
Yacumama is a living, breathing prayer of pure natural beauty.
Acommodations
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Jungle Cabin
Private
For those who desire privacy and alone time... these jungle cabins are the perfect getaway.
They each have 1 king bed, wood floors, sliding glass doors. 2 have ocean views and 2 have forest views (first come, first serve - feel free to make a request upon booking).Single $3,133
Shared Double $2788
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Glamping Tent
Private
For the adventurer that loves being outdoors, this is a nature immersion surrounded by jungle forest with wood floor, and a twin mattress. There is a beautiful shared bathroom with two showers and toilets close by.
Single $2788
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Hexagram Ocean View Tent
Shared or Private
For the adventurer... wake up to the view of the ocean! Experience camping out in the mountain ranges while feeling cozy and comfortable! Feel the beautiful ocean breeze.
6 meter luxury tents with Balinese carved doors, high ceilings, wood floors, wood walls combined with tent walls and big windows, en suite sink and compost toilet, and outdoor shared showerSingle $3,333
Shared Double $2888
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Balinese Cabin
Shared or Private
For the eco-lux lover... feel the ease and comfort while being immersed in the jungle forest.
Wooden Balinese style cabins with exquisite carvings, includes two single beds, ensuit bathroom and private outdoor shower overlooking the forest. The location of this cabin is the closest to the dining area and it's easy to walk to up to the main shala.Single $3,666
Shared Double $2999
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Luxe Ocean View Casita
Shared or Private
For those who desire a lush jungle experience.
This newly built cabin is gorgeous!! it has an incredible ocean view, glass windows and an indoor bath tub overlooking the ocean // jungle.Single $3,999
Shared Double $3133
Pricing options:
Get in touch and receive all the details.
All meals and programs are included.
Reach out to Camila, our beloved friend and trusted retreat coordinator, for pricing details, a complete retreat guide upon registration, and any assistance you may need.
We’re here to support you every step of the way in making this journey a magical experience.
Whatsapp: +506 8349 7899
Email: condoreagleretreats@gmail.com
Condor Eagle RetreatNurture your spirit in nature’s embrace and reconnect to the ancestral wisdom of the earth.
Tlazocamati!
We are looking forward to sharing this epic week with you.
