Patagonia UnBound: A Women's Adventure Yoga Retreat in Chilean Patagonia April 10–17, 2027
Some trips you take to rest. This one you take to feel alive again.
Seven days in the wild heart of Chilean Patagonia — trekking the Puelo Valley, kayaking glacier-fed water, exploring the four-lakes country and its century-old homesteads, soaking in volcanic hot springs, and coming back each morning and evening to yoga that meets you exactly where the day left you. An intimate group of women. Big, untamed country. Real laughter around the fire. The kind of aliveness you forgot was available to you.
You don't have to be a seasoned adventurer or a strong yogi. You just have to be ready to say yes to yourself.
Why Patagonia?
Maybe you've been craving something you can't quite name. Time that's actually yours. Air that's clean and cold and wakes you up. A few days where no one needs anything from you, and you get to remember what makes you feel alive.
Patagonia gives you all of it. The landscapes are vast enough to put your whole life in perspective. The days are full enough to remind you what your body can still do. And the women you meet here have a way of becoming the kind of friends you keep.
This isn't an escape from your life. It's a few days to come back to it — clearer, lighter, and more like yourself.
Retreat Highlights
Adventure meets inner discovery. Every detail is thought through so you can simply show up.
Trek the Puelo Valley: Explore rugged trails with panoramic views of mountains, valleys, and waterfalls that stop you in your tracks.
Kayak Pristine Waters: Paddle the calm waters of Lake Tagua Tagua, surrounded by untouched wilderness in the Chilean Lakes District.
Step Into Rural Patagonia: On the Cuatro Lagos excursion, wind through the four-lakes region, visit homesteads that have stood for more than a hundred years, and get a real feel for the gaucho culture this country was built on.
Soak at Termas del Sol: Spend an afternoon at Termas del Sol, a set of volcanic hot springs tucked into the Puelo forest and designed by celebrated Chilean architect Germán del Sol. Ten mineral pools — warmed by the nearby Yates Volcano — range from pleasantly warm to deliciously hot. You'll also move through the Patagonian Ritual: a 90-minute circuit of eight thermal stations — a warm stone path, an herb-and-salt scrub, volcanic steam, mineral mud, a mountain sauna, cold plunges, herbal baths, and quartz. You come out loose, warm, and about as relaxed as a human can get.
Daily Practices to Ground You and Open You Up
Morning and evening yoga and meditation or yoga nidra, designed to harmonize body and mind — a mix of invigorating vinyasa flow and restorative practice that leaves you nourished and rejuvenated.
Guided reflections to help you integrate the experiences and insights of each day.
A Note on Patagonia
April is peak fall in Patagonia, and it's one of the most beautiful times to be here. The native forests turn deep red, orange, and gold, and the rainforest floor comes alive with wild mushrooms and fungi in colors you didn't know fungi came in. For the trails, the photos, and the sheer pleasure of being outside — this is the season.
It's also wild country, and the weather plays by its own rules. April can bring sun, wind, and rain — sometimes in the same afternoon. We plan for it, we layer for it, and honestly, the moody days are some of the most beautiful. You'll get a full packing list so you arrive ready for the real thing, not a postcard version of it.
What's Included
We've thought of everything, so you don't have to. Your all-inclusive retreat includes:
7 nights luxury accommodations in the heart of Patagonia's wilderness.
All meals, including a riverside chef-prepared feast and gourmet dining that celebrates local flavors.
Guided adventures: guided treks, kayaking, and an epic excursion you couldn't put together yourself.
A visit to Termas del Sol volcanic hot springs, including the self-guided Patagonian Ritual — a 90-minute, eight-station thermal circuit.
Daily yoga, meditation, and workshops led by your host, Autumn Adams.
Airport transfers to/from Puerto Varas and local transportation for planned excursions.
Your retreat experience captured by our professional photographer.
Pre- and post-retreat support via Zoom, a detailed welcome packet, and a private retreat community to connect with your fellow attendees.
WhatsApp access to Autumn.
Complimentary access to Reclaim Your Power: 7-Day Mindset Reset.
Curated gift bag.
Who Is This For?
This retreat is for the woman who feels most herself outdoors — who's ready for something bigger than her routine, and who knows that real adventure has a way of changing how she sees her life. She:
Feels most alive surrounded by nature and is hungry for an epic adventure.
Uses yoga and mindfulness to stay connected to herself.
Is ready to trade the ordinary for something she won't forget.
Wants more clarity, confidence, and connection — in her life and with herself.
If you're nodding along, this one's for you.
Coming Alone?
Most women do. You won't be the odd one out — by the second day around the fire, this group feels like people you've known for years. Come solo, and you'll leave with women who have your back.
"I am leaving with a new network of women that have my back. If you have the opportunity to go on a retreat with Autumn and Ambuja Yoga, you absolutely must give yourself that gift." — Vala P, Patagonia 2026
Meet Your Host
Autumn Adams, E-RYT 500 — founder of Ambuja Yoga, author of The Little Book of Mudra Meditations, and host of women's retreats for 13 years.
13 Years · 40+ Retreats Led · 700+ Women
Your Investment:
Shared Quad: $4497
Shared Double: $5,997
Private Single: $6997
You don't have to earn this. You just have to come.
Travel Insurance — Required
We require every guest to carry travel insurance for this retreat — and it's genuinely for you.
Patagonia is remote. We reach some of our days by boat, and the nearest hospital is hours away. Travel insurance means that if something unexpected happens — an injury, an illness, a flight that falls through — you're taken care of, both medically and financially, without it derailing your trip.
Your policy needs to include emergency medical coverage and medical evacuation. We also strongly recommend trip cancellation and interruption coverage, so your investment is protected if life gets in the way before you go.
One important note: make sure your policy covers adventure activities like hiking, kayaking, and horseback riding — not all do. We'll share a few trusted providers in your welcome packet and ask for your details before you travel.
Think of it as the thing that lets you actually exhale out here — knowing you're covered, so you can be fully present for everything else.