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Room doors opening onto a wooden terrace with two chairs above the valley
Two guests in white robes on a wooden terrace beside a filled outdoor tub, the forested valley behind them
The lodge reception at dusk: three woven pendant lamps over a concrete counter carrying the Vibra sprout mark, a doorway to the garden beyond
A man standing waist-deep in a forest pool with his arms open under a waterfall, framed by ferns
The lodge dining room, tables set beside open windows onto the valley

The two of them

One Isabel works with the body. The other works with the breath.

Her mother practiced medicine for thirty years before she came to the forest. Isabel leads the yoga, the breathwork and the sound sessions, and she's the one who answers when you write. Both of them are here every day, and both sit at the table with you at night.

You do not need to have done any of this before.

Translated from Spanish.

The week

Three things a day. One of them can be nothing.

One week of every month, Vibra closes to regular bookings and hosts a small retreat. Each month has its own focus. The week underneath stays the same: a long morning with both Isabels, breathwork, sound, a full day in the forest, dinner together every night, and plenty of hours with nothing on them.

  1. Arrive
  2. The body
  3. The breath
  4. The forest
  5. What stays
  6. Leave
See how the week goes

This year's retreats

Any other week

Or stay a few nights.

The rest of the month, Vibra works as a lodge. Rooms facing the forest, massages and herbal steam a few steps from your door, and a waterfall close enough to walk to.

No call needed. Book the nights you want.

See the rooms
Inside a dome room: a bed with folded towels and leaves laid on the cover, and a round wooden window onto the garden

The forest decides.

Vibra sits on the road between Puyo and Tena, where the Andes come down into the Amazon. Days are warm and evenings are cool enough for a sweater. There is a waterfall a short walk away and a natural pool below it. Some days it rains at exactly the wrong moment. Nobody here fights it.

A man standing waist-deep in a forest pool with his arms open under a waterfall, framed by ferns
A woman sitting cross-legged on a flat stone above a green river, her back to the camera, rain falling through the palms
A low domed temazcal of pale rendered stone with an arched doorway, ringed by river stones and cacti under the forest canopy
A woman in a long cream dress at a terrace rail, face lifted, with green ridges and blue mountains behind her
A guest on the stone path below a tall waterfall in the cloud forest
Two guests in white robes on a wooden terrace beside a filled outdoor tub, the forested valley behind them
The Amazon cloud forest at first light, canopy in the foreground, layered blue ridges receding into mist
The lodge reception at dusk: three woven pendant lamps over a concrete counter carrying the Vibra sprout mark, a doorway to the garden beyond
Two carved volcanic stone tubs filled with water and red petals on the lodge terrace
Room doors opening onto a wooden terrace with two chairs above the valley

A man standing waist-deep in a forest pool with his arms open under a waterfall, framed by fernsTwo guests in white robes on a wooden terrace beside a filled outdoor tub, the forested valley behind themA woman sitting cross-legged on a flat stone above a green river, her back to the camera, rain falling through the palms

From the guest book

What people say when they get home

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  • “The spa, Dr. Isabel’s treatments, the yoga and the sound bath were genuinely incredible experiences, deeply restorative, and deeply professional.”

    Diana Rojas

    Google

  • “I gave myself something different to mark the start of a new decade, and it turned out to be one of the best decisions I have made. Peace, harmony, connection.”

    Viviana Gianetti

    Google

  • “A wonderful place and an unforgettable experience. It exceeded every expectation, the waterfall bath and the natural pool reconnect you with nature, and then there is the spa.”

    Masiela

    TripAdvisor

Translated from Spanish. These are from lodge guests. The retreat is new, and its first guests have not travelled yet.

The call

Isabel answers the phone.

Every retreat starts with a fifteen-minute call. Isabel walks you through the week, answers whatever you ask, and if it is not the right week for you, she will say so.

Book 15 minutes with Isabel

By video or phone, in English. Nothing to pay until you decide.

A woman in a white lace dress kneeling on a terrace above the valley, sounding a brass singing bowl over a guest lying on woven rugs