Yoga + Boardgame Retreat

Isla Bastimentos, Panama

September 6–12, 2026

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Dive into the wild jungles of Panama September 6–12, 2026, at the stunning La Loma Jungle Lodge. Connect with yourself and others through daily yoga practice, local excursions, and games.

Each day will include offerings of vinyasa and yin yoga, breathwork, and, of course, board games! Feel free to bring your own games or play what Patrick provides. We’ll enjoy delicious meals sourced from fresh, local ingredients and explore breathtaking surroundings through curated group outings.

Give yourself this time to connect with an intention of playfulness! This is your invitation to rejuvenate in the lush jungles of Panama.

What’s included?

  • Six nights’ accommodation in La Loma’s jungle bungalows

  • Daily yoga practice led by Patrick

  • Dedicated time for games (including Blood on the Clocktower!)

  • Three farm-to-table meals each day (plus fresh coffee, tea, cacao, and juices)

  • Yoga mats and blocks

  • Use of adventure equipment (kayaks and binoculars)

  • Access to hiking trails

  • Roundtrip boat transportation from Isla Colón (arrival & departure)

  • Excursions:

    • Snorkeling

    • Zapatilla Island tour

    • Red frog beach outing

    • Guided permaculture & cacao farm tour with chocolate tasting

A spacious, open-air restaurant with a long wooden dining table and matching chairs, decorated with table settings and glasses, surrounded by lush greenery and hanging woven lanterns from a wooden ceiling.

What’s not included?

  • Travel to Isla Bastimentos

    1. Flight to Tocumen International Airport (PTY)

    2. Taxi from PTY to Marcos A. Gelabert International Airport (PAC) (~25 min drive)

    3. Domestic flight with Air Panama from PAC to Bocas del Toro Isla Colón José E. Hall International Airport (BOC)

  • Alcoholic beverages and sodas

  • Natural medicine spa treatments

  • Extra boat transfers or excursions

  • Travel insurance (recommended)

  • Tips

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Excursions

Tropical beach with clear turquoise water, sandy shoreline, green palm trees, and boats in the distance under a blue sky.

Cruise through deep green mangroves and see starfish on the way to the Zapatilla Islands, where you can swim and explore an unspoiled tropical paradise.

Zapatilla Island Tour

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Tour La Loma’s jungle farm and taste the wide variety of tropical fruits grown in Panama. Walk among thousands of cacao trees and keep your eyes peeled for white-faced capuchin and night monkeys.

Permaculture & Cacao Tour

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Snorkeling

Explore favorite local snorkeling spots around the islands. Remember to keep an eye out for friendly dolphins pods on the way!

Accommodations

In the Pricing section, single refers to the total cost for a solo attendee. Double refers to the total cost for each attendee sharing the bed. Bring a partner or friend, share a bed, and save money!

A rustic bedroom with a wooden bed frame, white bedding, patterned pillows, two bedside tables with small lamps, a window with greenery outside, and a wooden floor with a patterned rug. A sheer canopy drapes from the ceiling.

  • Built to bring guests as close to nature as possible, this bungalow is perched on La Loma’s most dramatic ridges, offering stunning panoramic open-air views of the surrounding rainforest and the Bahia Honda Bay. Including one king bed and a private bathroom with a hot water shower.

  • Single - $2,850

    Double - $2,450

Rainforest King Bungalow - BOOKED

Two double beds with white linens in an outdoor bedroom with wooden floors, surrounded by lush green foliage, white curtains, and a ceiling fan.

  • Built to bring guests as close to nature as possible, this bungalow is perched on La Loma’s most dramatic ridges, offering stunning panoramic open-air views of the surrounding rainforest and the Bahia Honda Bay. Including two queen beds and a private bathroom with a hot water shower.

  • Single - $2,750

    Double - $2,350

Rainforest Queen Bungalow - BOOKED

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  • Sports beautiful views of jungle canopy and bay and comes equipped with a slightly larger room with one queen bed and two twin beds, surrounded by a custom built large canopy mosquito net, a private bathroom with a hot water shower. An additional twin bed can be added.

  • Single (Queen) - $2,100

    Double (Queen) - $1,850

    Single (Twin) - $1,850

Family Treetop Bungalow

A rustic bedroom with a canopy bed, white bedding, wooden side tables, and natural surroundings visible through the open area.

  • Sits along the ridge with views of jungle canopy. It comes equipped with one king bed surrounded by a custom built large canopy mosquito net and a private bathroom with a hot water shower. Perfect for couples.

  • Single - $2,600

    Double - $2,300

King Treetop Bungalow - BOOKED

Two beds with white bedding in a rustic open-air room with wooden floors, canopy, and lush green trees outside.

  • Sits tucked underneath the jungle canopy overlooking a beautiful set of natural rock pools. It comes equipped with two queen beds surrounded by a custom built large canopy mosquito net, a private bathroom with a hot water shower. Further from the main lodge, on the bottom of the hill. You can hear the sound of the stream passing through the rockpools.

  • Single - $2,100

    Double - $1,850

Rock Pool Bungalow

A bedroom with a bed enclosed by sheer white curtains, a wooden side table, a woven hanging lamp, and a window with white curtains and green foliage outside.

  • This spacious open-air suite is located in the middle of La Loma’s Chocolate Farm, surrounded by a wide variety of cacao and other fruit trees, and is perfect for larger groups. The suite has two large bedrooms with queen beds, two full bathrooms, and several spaces to relax. On the upper floor, you’ll find a wide terrace with panoramic views of the rainforest.

  • Single - $2,600

    Double - $2,300

Cacao Farm Suite

A cozy bedroom in a wooden cabin with a four-poster bed with a white canopy, a small wooden desk with a vase of flowers, and an open window showing green leafy trees outside.

  • This open-air bungalow is located in the middle of La Loma’s Chocolate Farm, surrounded by a wide variety of cacao and other fruit trees. It has three bedrooms (one king bed, one queen bed, and one full bed), two bathrooms, and a large central common area, making it ideal for families or friends traveling together. This is the only house bungalow with three separate rooms and a communal area.

  • Single (King/Queen) - $2,350

    Double (King/Queen) - $2,050

    Single (Twin) - $1,850

Cacao Farm House - BOOKED

Meet your retreat leader

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  • Patrick is a yoga instructor from Austin, TX who has practiced for nine years and taught for three. His classes blend intuitive sequencing, hands-on assists, and curated music with a playful mindset to empower and energize his students. He brings a deep passion for the practice and a commitment to fostering growth to every class he leads, whether vinyasa, power, or yin.

    Patrick has assisted with a 200-hour teacher training in Guatemala in August 2025 and multiple half-day retreats and handstand workshops in Austin. He's excited to start leading international retreats in 2026.

    Patrick is an RYT-200 who completed his training under Giocanda Parker, Ferny Barcelo, and Sam Johnson.

Inquire to book

A $500, non-refundable deposit is required to reserve your space. Please wait for a confirmation email from Patrick prior to sending any payment. Your remaining balance, which depends on your accommodations, is due by August 10th, 2026.

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