The Rooted Vagabond

This retreat offers a calm, spacious reset—an invitation to step away from daily demands and reconnect with your body, breath, and natural rhythm. Set along Xinalani’s jungle coastline, each day blends Pilates, yoga, and somatic movement with time to rest, reflect, and fully enjoy your surroundings.

Mornings begin with intentional movement overlooking the water, followed by nourishing meals and open time to swim, relax, or explore. In the afternoons or evenings, we come back together for additional movement sessions designed to either deepen the work or offer a more restorative experience. The rhythm of the day allows space to unwind, integrate, and reconnect with yourself at your own pace.

This is a wellness retreat rooted in ease rather than intensity—designed to support nervous system regulation, gentle strengthening, and a deeper sense of presence. For those who want more challenge, practices can be layered to increase intensity and deepen the work at your own pace. You’ll leave feeling more grounded, clear, and restored, with a renewed connection to both your body and the natural world.

About the Teachers

Brooke Loggins

Pilates, Yoga

Brooke Loggins is a BASI comprehensively certified Pilates instructor (2007) and a 200-hour registered yoga teacher (2014). With over 15 years of experience, her work blends Pilates, yoga, and somatic practices to support strength, awareness, and connection within the body.

Her approach reflects a deep attention to how movement patterns evolve over time, helping cultivate greater ease, resilience, and long-term sustainability in the body.

Luke Loggins

Vinyasa Yoga, Strength Training, Mobility, Functional Movement

Luke completed his yoga teacher training in 2018 with Bodhi Yoga Academy. He enjoys weaving elements of mobility and functional movement into his teaching. He is informed by his Master’s degree in eco-psychology, and his experience teaching and organizing youth garden education programs across California. He is passionate about exploring the ways the human body is a microcosm of the earth, playing the balance of structure and freedom through dynamic movement. His travels and various pursuits have provided him with a unique and comprehensive understanding of topics ranging from sustainable food systems to biomechanics.

Amelia Neal

Vinyasa, Yin, Restorative, Reiki, breathwork, meditation

In 2014, Amelia completed her 200 hour teacher training with Ryan Besler and has since pursued advanced studies in trauma informed teaching, mixed movement, intuitive flow, Reiki, and TRE. She balances the flow of her yoga practice with the fire of her work as a kickboxing instructor, and holds a B.A. in Studio Art, which she weaves into her classes. She views her teaching as a co-creation, holding space for deeper embodiment.

With over ten years of experience, she has managed studios, organized community events, taught in addiction rehabilitation settings, and led international retreats.