🧳 Welcome to Pachalegria!

This practical guide will help you prepare for your stay and make the most of your experience with ease.

🛏️ Accommodation

You’ll be staying in the heart of our center, perched above Zipolite with breathtaking views of the ocean and the village. It’s a peaceful space designed for relaxation, connection, and renewal.

🍽️ Meals

If you’re attending the Festival, the meal plan includes breakfast and lunch each day. Evenings are free, giving you the perfect opportunity to discover Zipolite’s many excellent restaurants.
If you’re not participating in the meal plan, you’ll find plenty of affordable dining options both on the beach and throughout the village.

✈️ Arrival & Transportation

The closest airport is Huatulco International Airport (HUX).
A taxi will take you directly to Pachalegria (approximately US$75 / CA$110 – around 60 minutes).

💵 Money

We strongly recommend carrying Mexican pesos in cash. Very few places accept credit or debit cards.
💰 Average cost of a meal: US$10–20
💁 Recommended gratuities: US$60 per week
🏧 ATM: Withdraw cash at the airport (fees are generally lower than in Zipolite).

🧘 What to Bring

• Comfortable, lightweight clothing
• Swimsuit, sarong, and beach towel
• Hat, sunscreen, and mosquito repellent
• Basic first-aid kit and personal toiletries
• Yoga mat (optional – mats are also available on-site)

🌞 Sun, Ocean… and Mosquitoes

The ocean breeze naturally keeps mosquitoes away most of the time, but we recommend bringing insect repellent for the evenings.
All of our rooms are equipped with mosquito screens or mosquito nets.

📶 Internet & Phone

Reliable Starlink Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.
If you’d like to stay connected everywhere during your trip, you can also purchase a local SIM card.

⚠️ Health & Safety

• Drink bottled water only.
• We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance.
• Keep your valuables in a secure place.
• Make a digital copy of your passport before travelling.

🏖️ Good to Know

Zipolite is a clothing-optional beach (and proudly so!), but nudity is not permitted in Pachalegria’s shared common areas.

🌀 The Pachalegria Spirit: Living Together Mindfully

To help preserve the harmony of this special place, we ask everyone to respect a few simple guidelines:

• No alcohol, drugs, or smoking on the property.
• Quiet hours from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.
• Leave no trace—help us protect nature.
• Pets are not permitted.
• Guests are welcome until 11:00 p.m., but overnight visitors are not allowed.

✨ Activities Offered (Depending on the Group)

• Sunrise yoga
• Meditation sessions and kirtans
• Temazcal (traditional purification ceremony)
• Lunar celebrations
• Community gardens, shared cooking, and Seva (selfless service)

We Can’t Wait to Welcome You!

Get ready for an immersive experience in a vibrant, living place designed to inspire deep transformation. 🌺