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Breath In Baja (Soon)
Breathwork, Meditation & Conscious Movement
Five days. Wild landscapes. The breath as your guide.
A nomadic journey through Baja California Sur where conscious breathing becomes a tool for clarity, presence, and a return to yourself — practiced by the ocean, under open sky, and in the stillness of the desert.
WHAT THIS IS
This is not a wellness retreat. It is not a vacation.
It is a journey designed for people who are ready to slow down and actually feel what that means. Over five days, you will travel through some of the most powerful landscapes in Baja California Sur — from the grey whale nurseries of Bahía Magdalena to the remote beaches of the Sea of Cortés — guided by breathwork, meditation, and somatic practice.
You will move through terrain that has its own rhythm. And slowly, yours will begin to match it.
Led by breathwork facilitator and transpersonal guide Marcela Beltrán, and Baja explorer Salvador Quiroz.
WHAT IS BREATHWORK?
Breathwork is the conscious practice of using the breath to regulate the nervous system, access deeper emotional states, and create lasting change in how you feel — and how you function.
It is one of the oldest tools humans have. And one of the most underused.
In a single session, breath can shift your body from stress to stillness, surface what you've been carrying without realizing it, and restore a quality of presence that most of us have learned to live without.
In nature — far from noise, schedule, and screen — it becomes something else entirely: a language your body already knows, finally given space to speak.
No prior experience required. Only the willingness to show up and breathe.
WHAT YOU WILL CARRY HOME
A regulated nervous system — and the tools to return to that state on your own
Daily breathwork, meditation, and somatic practices you can integrate into your real life
Deeper clarity on what you want, what you're carrying, and what no longer serves you
A felt sense of your own body as a source of intelligence, not just a vehicle
An understanding of natural rhythms — the ocean, the desert, the seasons — as mirrors of your own inner cycles
Encounters with grey whales, open desert, mangroves, and the kind of silence most people have never actually experienced
THE EXPERIENCE
Day 1 — Arrival & Intention Arrive at San José del Cabo Airport and transfer to Casa Arre. Equipment check, itinerary walkthrough, and snacks before departing south to Bahía Magdalena. Set up camp at sunset. Welcome dinner at 8pm, followed by an opening circle — introductions, intentions, and the first breath together.
Day 2 — The Whales On the water by 6:30am. Spend the morning with grey whales in the bay — some of the only places on earth where wild whales actively seek human contact. Return to camp for lunch, then travel to the Lobos Mangrove for an afternoon practice at 3:30pm: breathwork in the shade, movement in the stillness, held by the landscape until sunset. Dinner, fire, guided meditation. Sleep by 9pm.
Day 3 — Crossing Breakfast at 7am. Break camp and drive from the Pacific to the Sea of Cortés — a full offroad crossing through the heart of Baja. Arrive at San Evaristo by early afternoon. Settle in, eat, then continue to a remote beach to make camp before golden hour. Evening practice: breathwork and meditation as the light drops into the water. Dinner, fire, stars.
Day 4 — Presence Wake with the sun. Morning practice, light breakfast. A full day of being — swimming, resting, connecting, exploring. Celebration in the evening: ceremony, fire, and the kind of night sky that makes everything else feel smaller and simpler.
Day 5 — Integration & Return Light breakfast at 8am. Final breathwork and integration session. Pack camp. Depart for San José del Cabo by 11am. Flights recommended after 6pm.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
All transportation throughout the experience
All breathwork sessions, guided meditations, and somatic practices
Grey whale watching in Bahía Magdalena
Nomadic camping in curated natural locations
All meals as outlined in the itinerary
Cacao ceremony
Temazcal
Airport transfers from/to SJC
Guides and facilitators
Not included: Flights to/from SJC, gratuities, personal eco-friendly amenities, personal purchases
YOUR GUIDES
Marcela Beltrán — Breathwork Facilitator & Transpersonal Guide Marcela creates spaces where healing and transformation are not concepts to understand, but experiences to move through. Certified in Breathwave Conscious Breathing, Oxygen Advantage functional breathing, and Solar Magnetism by the Pneuma Institute, she works at the intersection of breathwork, meditation, and somatic practice — helping people return to emotional balance, inner clarity, and a conscious relationship with their own wellbeing. Through retreats and individual sessions, Marcela guides people back to their own center.
Salvador Quiroz — Arre Baja Artist, curator, and explorer with 16 years in Baja California Sur. Founder of Arre Baja Adventures, Salvador curates small-group experiences that place people inside one of the most extraordinary ecosystems on the planet — and let the land do the rest.
The ocean breathes. The desert breathes. So do you. Come remember how.
Breathwork, Meditation & Conscious Movement
Five days. Wild landscapes. The breath as your guide.
A nomadic journey through Baja California Sur where conscious breathing becomes a tool for clarity, presence, and a return to yourself — practiced by the ocean, under open sky, and in the stillness of the desert.
WHAT THIS IS
This is not a wellness retreat. It is not a vacation.
It is a journey designed for people who are ready to slow down and actually feel what that means. Over five days, you will travel through some of the most powerful landscapes in Baja California Sur — from the grey whale nurseries of Bahía Magdalena to the remote beaches of the Sea of Cortés — guided by breathwork, meditation, and somatic practice.
You will move through terrain that has its own rhythm. And slowly, yours will begin to match it.
Led by breathwork facilitator and transpersonal guide Marcela Beltrán, and Baja explorer Salvador Quiroz.
WHAT IS BREATHWORK?
Breathwork is the conscious practice of using the breath to regulate the nervous system, access deeper emotional states, and create lasting change in how you feel — and how you function.
It is one of the oldest tools humans have. And one of the most underused.
In a single session, breath can shift your body from stress to stillness, surface what you've been carrying without realizing it, and restore a quality of presence that most of us have learned to live without.
In nature — far from noise, schedule, and screen — it becomes something else entirely: a language your body already knows, finally given space to speak.
No prior experience required. Only the willingness to show up and breathe.
WHAT YOU WILL CARRY HOME
A regulated nervous system — and the tools to return to that state on your own
Daily breathwork, meditation, and somatic practices you can integrate into your real life
Deeper clarity on what you want, what you're carrying, and what no longer serves you
A felt sense of your own body as a source of intelligence, not just a vehicle
An understanding of natural rhythms — the ocean, the desert, the seasons — as mirrors of your own inner cycles
Encounters with grey whales, open desert, mangroves, and the kind of silence most people have never actually experienced
THE EXPERIENCE
Day 1 — Arrival & Intention Arrive at San José del Cabo Airport and transfer to Casa Arre. Equipment check, itinerary walkthrough, and snacks before departing south to Bahía Magdalena. Set up camp at sunset. Welcome dinner at 8pm, followed by an opening circle — introductions, intentions, and the first breath together.
Day 2 — The Whales On the water by 6:30am. Spend the morning with grey whales in the bay — some of the only places on earth where wild whales actively seek human contact. Return to camp for lunch, then travel to the Lobos Mangrove for an afternoon practice at 3:30pm: breathwork in the shade, movement in the stillness, held by the landscape until sunset. Dinner, fire, guided meditation. Sleep by 9pm.
Day 3 — Crossing Breakfast at 7am. Break camp and drive from the Pacific to the Sea of Cortés — a full offroad crossing through the heart of Baja. Arrive at San Evaristo by early afternoon. Settle in, eat, then continue to a remote beach to make camp before golden hour. Evening practice: breathwork and meditation as the light drops into the water. Dinner, fire, stars.
Day 4 — Presence Wake with the sun. Morning practice, light breakfast. A full day of being — swimming, resting, connecting, exploring. Celebration in the evening: ceremony, fire, and the kind of night sky that makes everything else feel smaller and simpler.
Day 5 — Integration & Return Light breakfast at 8am. Final breathwork and integration session. Pack camp. Depart for San José del Cabo by 11am. Flights recommended after 6pm.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
All transportation throughout the experience
All breathwork sessions, guided meditations, and somatic practices
Grey whale watching in Bahía Magdalena
Nomadic camping in curated natural locations
All meals as outlined in the itinerary
Cacao ceremony
Temazcal
Airport transfers from/to SJC
Guides and facilitators
Not included: Flights to/from SJC, gratuities, personal eco-friendly amenities, personal purchases
YOUR GUIDES
Marcela Beltrán — Breathwork Facilitator & Transpersonal Guide Marcela creates spaces where healing and transformation are not concepts to understand, but experiences to move through. Certified in Breathwave Conscious Breathing, Oxygen Advantage functional breathing, and Solar Magnetism by the Pneuma Institute, she works at the intersection of breathwork, meditation, and somatic practice — helping people return to emotional balance, inner clarity, and a conscious relationship with their own wellbeing. Through retreats and individual sessions, Marcela guides people back to their own center.
Salvador Quiroz — Arre Baja Artist, curator, and explorer with 16 years in Baja California Sur. Founder of Arre Baja Adventures, Salvador curates small-group experiences that place people inside one of the most extraordinary ecosystems on the planet — and let the land do the rest.