Haramara, Mexico
with Jacqueline Gerson
May 17-24, 2008
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Join Jacqueline on her third journey to Haramara for a retreat this spring! Jacqueline Gerson, a truly impassioned Iyengar yoga teacher and native to Mexico will be the perfect guide on this yoga journey to her home country. Your days at Haramara will be bookmarked by an active morning practice and a restorative practice each afternoon. There will be ample time to enjoy all that Haramara has to offer, walking trails, ocean swims, spa treatments, shopping in town or simply retreating to your open air cabana for siesta. Don't miss this opportunity to travel to Mexico with a truly dedicated Iyengar Yogi with a deep passion for sharing her practice and yoga and her native culture!
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| Lodging and Prices
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| $1795 for SEVEN nights ($1995 if you sign up after April 1, 2008)
Single rooms limited, please contact us for more details
Click here to reserve your spot!
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Prices are per person. They include accommodation on a double room basis, 3 meals per day, all yoga classes and 17% tax. Excluded are gratuities, your airfare, personal transportation, beverages, extra menu items, any excursions & bodywork treatments.
Deposit Policy: A non-refundable deposit of $250 is required to hold your
space, with the balance due on April 1, 2008.
Cancellation Policy: In the event of cancellation your entire payment will
be refunded less the $250 deposit if the cancellation is made before April 1, 2008. Payments are non-refundable after this date.
Travel insurance: We strongly recommend that you purchase travel insurance for your trip. There are many travel insurance companies to choose from but Travelex (www.travelex.com) and STA (www.statravel.com)
are two reputable organizations for worldwide travel coverage.
For more information contact michelle@yogastudiomillvalley.com
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Jacqueline has been studying Yoga for the past 20 years. She trained at the Ramamani Iyengar Memorial Yoga Institute in Pune India with the Iyengars. She has been familiar with Yoga since early childhood, when she would come home to find her father standing on his head. She holds a BA degree in Fine Arts and Communications from Santa Clara University, and has been a docent and teacher at the SF MOMA for 15 years.
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