Mexico: Monarchs, Foodie & Yoga
February 6 - 13, 2027
Journey through the heart of Mexico where ancient traditions, vibrant cities, sacred rituals, incredible cuisine, and contemporary creativity all intertwine.
From the pyramids of Teotihuacán and the floating gardens of Xochimilco to the Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary and the cobblestone streets of San Miguel de Allende, this experience invites you to slow down, connect deeply, and experience Mexico through culture, community, and story.
Highlights:
Explore the ancient pyramids and sacred history of Teotihuacán
Harvest ingredients from traditional chinampas in Xochimilco
Visit Frida Kahlo’s Casa Azul and participate in a Drink & Draw experience
Experience Mexico City through tacos, mezcal, salsa making workshops, and local markets
Witness the Monarch Butterfly migration in the forests of Valle de Bravo
Relax in thermal waters and experience a traditional temazcal ceremony
Wander the cobblestone streets, galleries, and cafés of San Miguel de Allende
Connect with local artisans, guides, cooks, and community members throughout the journey
Who This Trip Is For
This trip is for travelers seeking a deeper, more meaningful experience of Mexico. It’s for those who value culture, connection, food, creativity, and intentional travel over rushed sightseeing.
You don’t need to be an experienced traveler to join, just open-minded, curious, and excited to engage with Mexico through its people, traditions, landscapes, and stories.
Expect a blend of cultural immersion, incredible meals, light movement, creativity, relaxation, and moments of reflection woven throughout the journey.
What Makes This Journey Different
This experience was thoughtfully created in partnership with Heart of Travel, a company deeply committed to ethical tourism, cultural respect, and supporting local communities. Throughout the journey, we intentionally partner with local guides, artisans, farmers, cooks, and family-run businesses so that travel directly benefits the people and places we visit.
Rather than simply seeing Mexico, this journey invites you to truly experience it through shared meals, meaningful conversations, ancient traditions, creativity, music, and moments of presence along the way.
Meet Your Planners:
Carisa and Breanne are the heart and soul behind Root Adventures. With decades of combined experience exploring the world and building meaningful connections across cultures, they believe deeply in the transformative power of travel. Every journey they design is rooted in intention, joy, and a fierce belief in the magic that happens when people step outside their comfort zones and into something real.
Detailed Itinerary
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Bienvenidos a Ciudad de México, the capital of this surreal and deeply layered country. Built atop Tenochtitlán, once the heart of the Aztec empire, the city rose from an ancient lake system that earned it the nickname the Venice of the Americas. Today, CDMX is a living intersection of history, contemporary culture, and constant reinvention, and the perfect place to begin experiencing the full cultural diversity Mexico has to offer.
All airport pick ups are fully coordinated, ensuring smooth arrivals and zero stress upon landing. From the moment you arrive, everything is handled so you can settle in with ease and begin adjusting to the rhythm of the city.
We’ll be staying at Casa Nuevo León, a boutique hotel in the heart of Condesa, just two blocks from Parque México. The park is a vibrant gathering place surrounded by some of the city’s best restaurants, bars, galleries, and museums, and the location offers an ideal base for exploring the city on foot.
That evening, we’ll gather for a welcome dinner at Baldío, the first zero Waste restaurant in CDMX that responds to the environmental crisis by taking action through a gastronomical political posture.
Recognized with a Green Michelin star this restaurant sources food from the chinampas system which according to data can produce 7 times more than conventional systems.
Meals: D
Accommodation: Casa Nuevo León
*Please arrive at MDX no later than 4 PM.
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On our second day, we’ll journey to Teotihuacán, one of the most enigmatic and powerful archaeological sites in the world.
Built by a civilization we still know remarkably little about, this sacred city was conceived as a ceremonial, energetic, and cosmic center — a place where life on Earth mirrored the movements of the heavens. Its pyramids and avenues are precisely aligned with solar cycles, cardinal directions, and the spiritual realms of the underworld, Earth, and sky.
We’ll begin the morning with coffee and freshly baked pan dulce at Abuela’s home before heading to the pyramids for a private guided visit. An expert will help illuminate the site’s deep symbolism, cosmology, and sacred geometry, revealing how Teotihuacán functioned not merely as a city, but as a portal for spiritual reflection and transformation.
During our visit, we’ll explore the ancient Tonalpohualli, the Nahuatl sacred calendar — the Mesoamerican equivalent of the zodiac — which teaches that each person is born under the protection of a spiritual animal guide, known as a nahual.
We’ll return to the abuela’s home for a home-cooked lunch, where the table becomes a space to slow down and share stories. Alongside the meal, we’ll taste traditional pulque and sample a few local liqueurs, offering a glimpse into the flavors and traditions of the region.
After the archaeological site, we will visit a family workshop dedicated to the art of sculpting obsidian into mirrors, furniture, art, and more. There, we will learn more about this crystal stone and maybe choose a token for our journey.
In ancient times, priests used obsidian mirrors to gaze into the soul, uncover hidden knowledge, and connect with the unseen world. This symbolic encounter — combining protector animal and obsidian — becomes a powerful personal ritual: an invitation to self-discovery, reflection, and energetic alignment within one of the most spiritually charged landscapes in the Americas.
Back in Mexico City, we will take a siesta.
We’ll close the evening with an unconventional dinner: a vibrant taco tour, celebrating one of the great pillars of Mexican cuisine. We’ll sample tacos al pastor, suadero, beef, and pork, learning about their fascinating history, Lebanese influences, and regional variations — from handmade corn and flour tortillas to crispy cheese crusts, finished with fresh salsas, lime, and salt — the perfect ending to a day rich in culture, flavor, and meaning.
Accommodations: Casa Nuevo León
Meals: B | L | D
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This morning we’ll head out nice and early to Xochimilco, where we’ll harvest fresh ingredients directly from a traditional chinampa and prepare a meal with what we gather. We’ll learn about these ancient agricultural islands built by the Mexicans, designed to grow food in harmony with the surrounding lake system. This remarkable reciprocal relationship between land and people sustained entire civilizations for centuries and remains a living tradition today.
After a short drive, we’ll step into the world of Frida Kahlo with a visit to her iconic home, La Casa Azul. We’ll stroll through the same cobblestone streets that once inspired her, shaded by centuries-old trees and framed by vibrant, colorful façades that define the soul of Coyoacán.
We’ll then gather in a creative space for our Drink & Draw activity where painting and drawing materials will be waiting for us, along with some delicious tapas allowing our imagination to flow freely. Inspired by the chinampas, the legacy of one of Mexico’s most iconic women, and one of the city’s most picturesque neighborhoods, we’ll take time to create, reflect, and connect with our artistic side.
In the evening, we’ll enjoy dinner at Los Danzantes, one of Mexico City’s most celebrated restaurants, renowned for its contemporary interpretation of Oaxacan cuisine, refined mezcal program, and commitment to sustainable, locally sourced ingredients. Its elegant setting and bold flavors make it a perfect way to close the day before returning to the hotel for a well-deserved night of rest.
Accommodations: Casa Nuevo León
Meals: B | L | D
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Begin the morning with a gentle yoga session in Mexico City, creating space to ground the body and settle into the rhythm of the day. Surrounded by the calm of the early hours, the practice invites breath, movement, and a moment of quiet before exploring the city.
The next day, we’ll step into contemporary Mexico in one of its purest expressions: the market. Mercado de Jamaica never sleeps and is the city’s main hub for fresh flowers, where color, movement, and daily life unfold from early morning through the night.
Here, we’ll dive into one of the most essential elements of Mexican cuisine and culture: chili. Fernando Dávila, a third-generation chile vendor, will guide us through the history of chiles and their role in Mexican identity. Together, we’ll prepare our own salsas inside a hidden speakeasy built within his family’s dried chile warehouse — an intimate space that brings tradition into the present.
Following our salsa experience, we’ll walk through Mercado de Jamaica, one of the city’s most vibrant markets. As we explore the stalls, we’ll sample a few delicious local bites while taking in the colors, aromas, and daily rhythm of the market.
Later, we will have free time to wander the city, whether in the Historic Center or in Roma–Condesa.
In the evening, we’ll gather for our final dinner in Mexico City at one of the city’s most iconic cantinas: Salón Tenampa, located in Plaza Garibaldi, long celebrated as a gathering place for mariachi musicians and lovers of traditional Mexican music. Here, we’ll eat, sing, and share tequila closing the day surrounded by one of Mexico City’s most vibrant and emblematic musical expressions.
Accommodations: Goldahut
Meals: B | L | D
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We’ll wake up early and depart toward Piedra Herrada Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary (8:00 am), one of the most important winter habitats of the monarch butterfly. Coffee, and lunch box will be served on board to ensure a comfortable journey (3.5 hrs).
Arriving before noon is essential, as between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. the forest comes alive — this is when thousands of butterflies take flight, feeding, fluttering, and moving through the trees in a truly extraordinary natural spectacle.
We’ll enjoy a guided walk through the forest, lasting approximately one hour, with a moderate elevation change. Along the way, we’ll learn about the monarchs’ epic migration, their fragile ecosystem, and the conservation efforts protecting this remarkable phenomenon.
At the end of the experience, we’ll savor a delicious traditional lunch at Restaurante Tres Vírgenes.
In the afternoon, we’ll transfer to Cabañas El Estribo, forest cabins located near the sanctuary, where we’ll spend the night. After check-in, the rest of the day is free to relax and enjoy the surroundings.
The property offers forest trails, mountain bikes, board games, and mini golf, creating the perfect setting to unwind, connect, and reflect after witnessing one of nature’s greatest wonders.
We’ll gather in the evening for dinner at the hotel, followed by a campfire under the stars, closing the day in warmth, conversation, and deep connection with the natural world.
Accommodations: Cabañas El Estribo,
Meals: L | D
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We’ll begin the day with a peaceful yoga session in the forest, breathing in fresh mountain air and gently awakening the body after an inspiring journey.
After yoga, we’ll enjoy a buffet breakfast at the cabins before preparing for our road trip.
At 10:30 am, we’ll depart toward San Miguel de Allende, a scenic drive of approximately 3.5 to 4 hours through the heart of central Mexico.
Upon arrival, we’ll gather for a relaxed and delicious lunch at B'ani Terraza, followed by a free afternoon to unwind and explore at your own pace. You’ll have time to wander through San Miguel’s cobblestone streets, discover artisan boutiques, visit local galleries, and enjoy one of its many charming cafés.
In the evening, we’ll come together once again for a group dinner at Tostévere, celebrating the journey and our arrival in one of Mexico’s most beautiful and soulful cities.
Accommodations: TBD
Meals: B | L | D
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We'll begin our day with a short morning yoga session to center the body and mind before the temazcal. The gentle practice offers a quiet moment of grounding ahead of the ceremony.
We'll share a light breakfast before heading to Escondido Place, a serene sanctuary of natural thermal waters tucked into the countryside outside San Miguel de Allende. Surrounded by open landscapes and silence, this peaceful setting invites deep rest, reflection, and reconnection.
Our morning begins with a traditional temazcal ceremony, an ancestral ritual practiced by pre-Hispanic cultures to mark endings, beginnings, and personal transformation. Entering the circular stone structure symbolizes returning to the womb of Mother Earth, where heat, steam, herbs, and intention guide a process of purification and renewal. Emerging from the temazcal represents rebirth — a powerful moment to give thanks for the journey lived, the friendships formed, and to consciously set intentions for the path ahead.
After the ceremony, we’ll enjoy a relaxed brunch, followed by free time to soak in the thermal pools. The mineral-rich waters invite us to slow down, float, and fully unwind — a gentle, unhurried close to an extraordinary journey. There is no rush here, only presence.
Later, we’ll return to San Miguel de Allende for a few hours of leisure. This is the perfect time for last strolls through the cobblestone streets, boutique shopping, gallery visits, or a quiet coffee in one of the city’s many charming cafés.
In the evening, we’ll gather for our farewell dinner at Casa Arca, one of the city’s most celebrated contemporary restaurants. Housed in a beautifully restored historic building, Casa Arca blends refined Mexican cuisine with seasonal ingredients, artisanal techniques, and thoughtful design. Its menu reinterprets traditional flavors through a modern lens, offering a dining experience that is both sophisticated and deeply rooted in Mexican culinary heritage.
Together, we’ll celebrate the journey, the memories created, and the meaningful connections formed — closing our experience in Mexico with gratitude, beauty, and shared joy.
Accommodations: TBD
Meals: B | L | D
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We’ll close our journey with a warm farewell as we provide your airport drop-off, ensuring a smooth and comfortable departure as you head home with the memories, flavors, and stories of your time in Mexico.
*Depart from BJX International Airport out of León, Guanajuato anytime.
Price: $4895 per person
This is a fully guided, all-logistics-handled cultural immersion through Mexico City, Valle de Bravo, and San Miguel de Allende featuring boutique accommodations, incredible local cuisine, private experiences, wellness practices, in-country transportation, and meaningful connection woven throughout the journey.
Every detail has been thoughtfully curated for you. No planning stress. No navigating unfamiliar cities alone. No trying to piece experiences together yourself.
Just arrive with an open mind, and let us take care of the rest.
Deposit: $500 due today
Final Balance: due 90 days prior to departure
Price based on double occupancy (2 people per room)
Solo travelers will be paired with one another
Single rooms throughout the trip are an additional $890 per person
Payment plans available, please inquire.
STILL HAVE QUESTIONS? CALL OR TEXT: 720.840.0866
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Faqs
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+ Accommodation as per the itinerary.
+ English speaking licensed local guides.
+ Transportation as per itinerary.
+ Group Airport pick-up and drop-off.
+ Meals as detailed: B- Breakfast/ L- Lunch / D- Dinner
+ Daily mindfulness activities
+ 2 pre-trip calls
+ 2 post trip callsplus…
+ Access to our Director of Traveler Experience who can help answer all your questions.
+ 3 month pre-trip preparation series
+ 6 Week Post-Trip Meditation Series to help integrate your experience
+ Lifetime access to the Root Community -
Airfare, travel insurance, souvenirs, alcoholic beverages, tips/gratuities, and anything not detailed in the itinerary.
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February is one of the most beautiful times to experience central Mexico, with generally mild temperatures, sunny days, and cool, comfortable evenings.
In Mexico City and San Miguel de Allende, daytime temperatures are typically in the mid 60s to mid 70s °F, while mornings and evenings can feel quite cool, often dropping into the 40s and 50s °F due to the higher elevation.
At the Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary near Valle de Bravo, temperatures will be cooler, especially in the mountains and forests. Expect crisp mornings and cooler air during the butterfly walk, making layers especially important.
Overall, we recommend packing comfortable layers you can easily add or remove throughout the day, including sweaters, a light jacket, comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and a rain layer just in case.
We provide a detailed packing list so you feel fully prepared.
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This journey begins in Mexico City, where all travelers should fly into Mexico City International Airport (MEX) by 4PM.
All airport transfers to and from the airport are included in your trip cost and fully coordinated by our team, so once you land, we’ll take care of the rest.
The journey concludes in San Miguel de Allende. Please fly out of BJX International Airport out of León, Guanajuato anytime on the final day.
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This trip is designed to be accessible for most travelers with a moderate level of mobility and general fitness. While this is not a strenuous trekking expedition, there will be active days that include walking, time spent on your feet, stairs, uneven terrain, and longer days of exploration.
The most physically demanding portion of the trip is the walk through the Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary, which includes approximately one hour of walking on forest trails with moderate elevation gain at high altitude. Travelers should feel comfortable walking several miles throughout the day at a relaxed pace.
The remainder of the journey includes city walking tours, markets, archaeological sites, yoga sessions, and general day-to-day movement while exploring Mexico City and San Miguel de Allende’s cobblestone streets and neighborhoods.
You do not need to be an athlete or highly experienced traveler to join, but arriving with a baseline level of fitness and comfort with walking will help you enjoy the experience more fully.
Above all, this journey is designed to balance exploration with rest, nourishment, and slower moments woven throughout.
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Throughout the journey, we’ll stay in a thoughtfully curated mix of premium boutique hotels and cozy forest cabins that reflect the spirit and character of each destination.
In Mexico City, we’ll stay at Casa Nuevo León, a boutique hotel located in the heart of Condesa, one of the city’s most walkable and vibrant neighborhoods.
In the mountains near Valle de Bravo, we’ll spend one night in peaceful forest cabins surrounded by nature.
Our final two nights will be spent in beautiful accommodations in San Miguel de Allende.
While each property is unique, all accommodations were intentionally chosen for their comfort, atmosphere, location, and connection to the overall experience of the journey.
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Yes! Most dietary requests can be arranged in advance.
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Yes — throughout the journey, you’ll have regular access to electricity and Wi-Fi at our accommodations.
Mexico uses the same plug types as the United States (Type A & B), so most U.S. travelers will not need an adapter.
Cell service and internet access are generally reliable in Mexico City and San Miguel de Allende. In the forested areas near the Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary, service may be more limited or intermittent depending on your carrier and exact location.
While this is not an off-grid experience, there will naturally be moments throughout the trip that invite you to unplug, slow down, and be more present with your surroundings. Many travelers find this balance to be one of the most restorative parts of the journey.
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You can find a link to the detailed packing list below, but overall, this trip calls for comfortable clothing that can easily be layered for varying temperatures throughout the journey.
Expect a mix of city exploration, cultural experiences, forest walks, yoga, and relaxed evenings, so we recommend packing versatile, comfortable pieces you can move around in easily while still feeling like yourself.
Some essentials will include:
Comfortable walking shoes
Layers for cooler mornings and evenings
A light jacket or sweater
Daypack or small backpack
Sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen)
Reusable water bottle
Comfortable clothing for yoga and movement
Swimsuit for the thermal waters
A rain layer just in case
There’s no need for highly technical gear or heavy outdoor equipment for this trip — comfort, ease, and adaptability are key.
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Yes — the areas we’ll be visiting throughout this journey, including Mexico City, Valle de Bravo, and San Miguel de Allende, are well-traveled destinations known for their rich culture, hospitality, and vibrant tourism communities.
As with travel anywhere in the world, awareness and common sense are important. We intentionally design our trips with trusted local partners, vetted accommodations, private transportation, and experienced guides who understand the regions deeply and prioritize traveler safety every step of the way.
Many travelers are surprised by how welcoming, creative, and community-oriented these destinations feel once they arrive. Our goal is to help you experience Mexico in a grounded, respectful, and supported way so you can relax and fully immerse yourself in the journey.
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Please email info@rootadventures.com or schedule a call. We would love to hear from you!
Bring Mexico and the Travel Mindset Home
Every adventure leaves a mark—why not wear yours with pride?
These limited-edition designs were hand-drawn by our founder (Breanne) and inspired by the spirit, color, and magic of travel. Whether you're joining us on the trip or just dreaming of wandering, these gifts and apparel are the perfect way to celebrate your connection to this unforgettable place.
Grab something for yourself or a fellow adventurer…and keep the memories alive long after the trip ends.
Candle and Coffee, A Ritual
$40.00
This hand-poured candle is designed to be both comforting and lasting. Poured into a reusable, espresso-cup–inspired vessel, it brings warmth and glow to your space now - and becomes a favorite coffee or tea cup once the candle has burned down.
The scent is a soft, watery blend of jasmine, lemon, and musk - clean, calming, and gently grounding. Notes of palo santo add warmth and depth, made using ethically sourced palo santo I personally purchased during my travels in Peru.
Across both science and ancient tradition, candlelight has long been used to support emotional well-being. Warm, low light is shown to help calm the nervous system and encourage presence, while pagan and earth-based traditions have used candles for centuries as tools for grounding, intention-setting, and moving through seasonal darkness.
This candle was born from winter - a season when I began using candle rituals to bring more light into my life and help navigate depression. What started as a personal practice became a way to share that light with others.
Each candle is made in small batches with care, designed to slow you down. When the flame is gone, clean the vessel and continue the ritual with your morning coffee or evening tea.
A percentage of every candle sold is donated to a mental health nonprofit, helping support access to care and resources.
Light with intention. Reuse with purpose. Carry the ritual forward.
Axolotl Questions Sticker
$6.00
I axolotl questions... do you?
True connection starts with curiosity. This hand-drawn sticker is for the traveler who isn't afraid to ask the big questions, dive deep into the local culture, and embrace the weird and wonderful parts of the journey.
Inspired by the unique spirit of Mexico’s wetlands and the "less-filtered" lens of a Root Adventure, this little guy is the perfect companion for your next expedition.
3 in X 2 in
MiiR Rooted Mountain Camp Cup
$35.00
A travel staple - clip it to your carryon and have warm coffee everywhere. All while rocking our favorite rooted mountain design.
Make your campfire memories a little warmer with our modern take on Grandpa's old camp cup. This 12oz Camp Cup is vacuum insulated so you won't burn your hands (or melt your face) when you are at work, home, or camping. Featuring a press-fit lid to prevent spilling and a convenient handle to make picking up your coffee mug a little easier. Use it for your coffee, tea, or your favorite drink you want to keep hot or cold.
We’ve partnered with Miir because they share our values of sustainability and social dedication. As a certified B-Corp, Miir is committed to giving 3% of revenue to organizations with sustainable methods of empowerment.
Thermo 3D ™ Double Wall Vacuum Insulation Technology
Keeps cold, stays hot
Gretchen Leggitt original art
Does not sweat
Lid and cup are BPA free. Press-on lid prevents splashes and keeps drinks warm longer
18/8 Medical grade stainless steel doesn't transfer flavor & no metal aftertaste
Hardshell™ Powder coat (colored camp cups)
WANDER Crop Hoodie
$58.00
ONE WORLD | Global Citizen
W A N D E R in any language. Exploring the world is all about learning, growing, and exploring.
Let fashion take over your wardrobe with this great statement piece. The trendy raw hem and matching drawstrings means that this hoodie is bound to become a true favorite.
• 52% airlume combed and ring-spun cotton, 48% poly fleece
• Dropped shoulder cut
• Cropped body with a raw hem
This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!
Oaxaca Mug
$25.00
Bring the heartbeat of Oaxaca to your kitchen table. ☕️🌶️
Oaxaca is a city of layers—flavor, color, and history. We designed this mug to remind you to slow down and find the "magic in the mundane."
Whether you’re drinking a dark Oaxacan roast or a spicy Mexican hot chocolate, let the hand-drawn lines of the Sierra Madre and the vibrant city streets inspire your next adventure. It’s more than a mug; it’s a daily reminder to stay rooted in the present.
These ceramic mugs not only have a beautiful design on them, but also a colorful rim, handle, and inside, so the mug is bound to spice up your mug rack.
• Ceramic
• 11 oz mug dimensions: 3.79″ (9.6 cm) in height, 3.25″ (8.3 cm) in diameter
• 15 oz mug dimensions: 4.69″ (11.9 cm) in height, 3.35″ (8.5 cm) in diameter
• Lead and BPA-free material
• Colored rim, inside, and handle
• Dishwasher and microwave safe
This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!
A note from our founder:
Before my first retreat—as a guest—I was nervous. I worried I wouldn’t connect, that I’d get irritated by small talk or just crave space. I thought group travel might feel forced or draining.
But something unexpected happened. I softened. I connected. I laughed—hard. I felt seen.
Since then, group travel has become a central part of my life and work. It’s opened my heart wider than I thought possible. I’ve built friendships and community across the world, deepened my connection to cultures through local relationships, and expanded my understanding of what it means to belong.
I used to think making new friends was something you did in your twenties. But my network keeps expanding, my heart keeps opening, and I even appreciate the people already in my life more deeply now.
Traveling with others isn’t always easy—but it’s always real. It invites us to show up as we are, to listen more closely, to let our walls down just enough to grow.
And that’s the magic I hope to offer you through Root Adventures.
—Breanne
Why travel with us?
Why Group Travel? Why Root?
WHO ARE ROOT TRAVELERS?
In Transition, On Purpose
They're moving through a season of change—career shifts, empty nests, personal reinvention—and they’re doing it with curiosity and heart.
Depth Seekers
They’re not interested in surface-level travel. They crave meaning, connection, and experiences that touch the soul.
Courageously Curious
They may not have all the answers, but they’re open. To new places, new people, new ways of being. That openness is their compass.
Vibrantly Genuine
Often women in their 30s to 60s, they show up fully and authentically—real, kind, brave, and wonderfully human.
Active Explorers of Inner + Outer Worlds
They love to move—through landscapes, conversations, and inner terrain—with a sense of wonder and grounded presence.
There’s something powerful about traveling with others—especially when those others are kind, curious, and craving connection just like you. On a group trip, you’re not just seeing new places—you’re sharing them. You’re creating moments together that go deeper than snapshots and itineraries.
At Root Adventures, our group trips are designed with intention. We keep groups small and thoughtful, led by mindfulness-trained guides who create space for both laughter and reflection. You’ll practice presence daily, share real conversations, and come home feeling seen, supported, and shifted.
Our journeys are adventuresome, beginner-friendly, and heart-led. Come as you are. Leave more you than ever.
WHAT MAKES ROOT GROUP TRIPS DIFFERENT:
Daily mindfulness practices woven into each day
Pre- and post-trip group calls to build connection and intention
Small, values-aligned groups—no big buses, no surface-level itineraries
Mindfulness-trained trip leaders + local WFR-certified guides
Real conversations and deep connection—no forced small talk
All-inclusive logistics—from meals and tips to permits and gear
Pre- and post-trip integration support, including an 8-week preparation program and a 6-week guided post-trip meditation program
Personal support talk to real people before, during, and after your journey
Our group trips are more than just getaways—they’re intentional journeys designed to foster connection, curiosity, and growth.
Whether you're hiking ancient trails, practicing mindfulness under wide-open skies, or sharing stories over a meal, you’ll be surrounded by kindred spirits who value meaningful experiences and grounded adventure.
Come as you are. Leave feeling renewed, inspired, and part of something bigger.
ROOT ISN’T YOUR AVERAGE TRAVEL COMPANY, BUT DON’T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT.
What root travelers
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There’s something powerful about hearing how a journey changed someone—not just the places they went, but how they felt along the way.
From deep connections to life-shifting insights, these stories reflect the heart of what we do: helping people travel with meaning, mindfulness, and joy.
