Join us at Present Moment Retreat in beautiful Troncones, Mexico for a week of yoga, meditation, surfing, horseback riding, and relaxing at one of the best beaches on the Pacific.

NextTribe members receive $100 off trip price. Join today. 

While it’s still cold in the States, we’ll be lounging and loving life in this small Mexican village, north of Zihautanejo and Ixtapa. 

This women-only retreat in the idyllic beachfront setting has been so popular we're expanding how often we offer it. Since 2018, women have come from all over the world—some of them not knowing anyone else on the trip—and the bonding is quick and deep.

Learn more about this remarkable retreat at our Virtual Tour of NextTribe's Favorite Beach. You can watch the video here.

We’re a group of women who are still curious and game. We’re explorers who want to keep learning and challenging ourselves—and we like to have fun. Be ready for walks on the beach with new friends, boogie-boarding in the waves, dance parties, shopping, and a childlike sense of play.

Our home for the week is Present Moment Retreat, a luxury boutique hotel on the Pacific. The hotel offers top-notch service and accommodations and organic meals. Present Moment staff teach two yoga classes and one meditation session every day. Skilled massage therapists give various kinds of body treatments. 

Present Moment has 11 rooms, so it’s an intimate hotel. But it has the amenities and level of service you’d expect at a larger resort.

This small community is 40 minutes north of the Zihautanejo airport (ZIH) and is a dream of a beach town. Troncones has long been known as a surfer destination because of the great waves, but recently others have discovered its low-key charms. 

NextTribe founder Jeannie Ralston has adored Troncones for years and wrote about it for the New York Times. 

Besides making new friends, practicing yoga, getting massages, and playing in the water or pool, here are some other activities guests love to do in and around Troncones: kayaking trips, snorkeling, hiking to a cave to see ancient petroglyphs, cacao ceremonies, tezmacal sessions, horseback riding on the beach, turtle release program, biking in town, surfing lessons, dancing. 

Read just a couple of stories written by guests at past NextTribe beach retreats. 

Barbara Lippert in 2022: Feeling Like Excited Kids Again on a Girls’ Beach Retreat

Sarah Gold in 2018: Arriving as Strangers, Leaving as Friends on a Beach Retreat