My 8 Favourite Retreats in Sedona, AZ (Tried & Tested for 2026)

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I love retreats. I’ve been attending them for years, I’ve organised them myself, and I spend way too much time keeping up with what’s new in this space. Sedona is a place that keeps pulling me back because the combination of the landscape, the energy, and the quality of practitioners there is hard to find anywhere else.

This guide covers 8 retreats in Sedona I’d recommend for 2026. I’ve broken down what each one offers, what a typical day looks like, how much you’ll spend, and who each one is best for. Because a shamanic vortex journey with a 35 year veteran and a long weekend of yoga on the red rocks are very different trips, even though they both show up when you Google “Sedona retreat.”

Which Sedona retreat should you book?

I know there’s a lot to take in here, so if you’re short on time and just want to know which ones I’d personally recommend and why, this should help.

Retreat	Best for	Price from
High Vibe Collective	All inclusive experience	$2,530
Sedona Soul Adventures	Personal transformation	$1,500/day
SpiritQuest Sedona Retreats	Couples	$695/day
Western Spirit Enrichment Center	Budget friendly all inclusive	$2,000
Vita Pura Yoga & Hiking	Yoga and hiking lovers	$2,695
Sedona Sacred Journeys	Shamanism and vortex work	$3,229
Sedona Mago Center	Full campus immersion	Custom quote
Sedona Self-Love Retreats	Private healing	$1,960

I go into a lot more detail on all 8 below. If you’re just trying to figure out where to start, this table should point you in the right direction.

1. High Vibe Collective

• 📍 Location: 20 minutes outside Sedona on a secluded 2.5 acre private property
• 💰 Price: $2,530 to $9,800+ (their all inclusive 4 night spiritual retreat is $7,690 per person)
• 🏠 Includes: Lodging, three organic farm to table meals per day, and all sessions
• 📅 Duration: 1 to 7 day retreats, bookable any day of the week, 365 days a year
• 🧘 Sessions: 30+ types to choose from including breathwork, Shamanic Reiki, craniosacral therapy, sound healing, shadow work, cacao ceremonies, and more

High Vibe Collective is one of the few retreats in Sedona where you don’t need to arrange a single thing yourself. You get a private room with a private bath, three home cooked organic meals a day, and a fully custom itinerary built around whatever you’re working through. I think that “done for you” element is what makes this place so appealing, especially if you’ve never done a retreat before and the whole process feels overwhelming.

A typical 3 day spiritual healing retreat here might look something like this. Day 1 starts with an intention setting deep dive, then moves into energetic emotional release and an intuitive massage. Day 2 brings a shamanic journey, craniosacral therapy, and a sound healing session. Day 3 wraps up with inner child healing or purpose discovery work, somatic breathwork, and a closing cacao ceremony. Every session is one on one with a practitioner, not group classes.

What I really like is that they now offer post retreat re integration coaching, two follow up calls after you get home to help you stick with what you learned. That’s a detail most retreats skip entirely. The property itself is tucked away from Sedona’s tourist bustle, and honestly the seclusion is a big part of the magic. You can feel the difference when there’s nothing pulling your attention away from the work.

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2. Sedona Soul Adventures

• 📍 Location: Sessions take place across Sedona at practitioners’ private healing spaces and sacred outdoor sites (no central facility)
• 💰 Price: Starting around $1,500 per day, minimum 3 day retreat (lodging and transport not included)
• 🏆 Awards: Named “Best of Sedona” for retreats six years running (2020 to 2025), featured in Forbes, Washington Post, and USA Today
• 📅 Duration: 3 to 7 days, available 365 days a year with virtual “At Home” retreats also offered
• 👥 Best For: Individuals or couples who want a high end, deeply personal transformation (never group sessions)

Sedona Soul Adventures is probably the most well known retreat company in Sedona. After experiencing their process. The experience starts with a free call with a “Soul Guide” who spends about an hour really getting into where you are in life, what you’re struggling with, and what you want to walk away with. From there, they hand pick practitioners from their roster of 60+ and build a completely custom schedule around you.

What makes this different from most retreats is the format. There’s no central retreat center you check into. Instead, you drive around Sedona meeting different practitioners at their private offices, healing rooms, and outdoor sacred sites. Some people love that freedom and variety, though I’ll be honest, if you prefer the cocoon of an all inclusive property where everything happens in one place, this setup might feel a bit scattered. It depends on what you’re after.

The practitioner quality is where Sedona Soul Adventures really earns its reputation. These are people with decades of experience in modalities like energy work, shamanic healing, craniosacral therapy, intuitive counseling, and breathwork. They also offer post retreat integration support and have recently expanded into sacred travel trips to places like Peru and Egypt, which is a pretty cool extension if you catch the bug.

3. SpiritQuest Sedona Retreats

• 📍 Location: 2880 Hopi Drive, West Sedona (new wellness center opened December 2025)
• 💰 Price: Private retreats $695 to $995/day individual, $995 to $1,295/day couples. Group retreats $795 for 3 days. Lodging not included.
• 📅 Duration: Private retreats 2 to 15 days. Group retreats Friday to Sunday, multiple per month in 2026.
• 🧘 Sessions: 50+ options including sound healing, shamanic journeys, breathwork, chakra balancing, vortex hikes, life coaching, and couples counseling
• 👥 Best For: Couples doing real relationship work, or budget conscious visitors who want a group retreat option

SpiritQuest opened a brand new center in December 2025 with a dedicated sound healing room, a Zen Room for intention setting, a medicine wheel, and a walking labyrinth. Sessions happen here or out on the red rocks, and they hold a permit to take you off the main trails to spots most visitors never get to. That alone makes the vortex sessions here worth it.

I’d specifically recommend SpiritQuest if you’re coming as a couple. Their couples program is structured around nonviolent communication techniques and real emotional repair work. You’re doing two on one sessions with practitioners focused on communication patterns and relationship blocks. It’s not a couples massage situation. The reviews from couples back this up consistently.

The other big draw is their group retreats. At $795 for three days, this is one of the most affordable ways to do a Sedona retreat. Topics rotate between spiritual growth, women’s empowerment, shamanic work, healing, couples, and men’s retreats, and there’s usually one coming up within a couple weeks no matter when you check. New for 2026, they’ve also added 3 day workshop trainings in breathwork, astrology, plant healing, and self awareness that come with certificates.

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4. Sedona Self-Love Retreats

• 📍 Location: West Sedona, with sessions at the Self-Love Retreat Center and on the red rocks. On site guest house available.
• 💰 Price: 2 day solo with lodging around $2,000. 3 day solo with lodging around $2,950. Week long solo $3,500 to $5,500. Couples $2,500 to $4,500. Day packages $700 to $1,000.
• 📅 Duration: 2 to 7 days, Monday through Saturday, schedule your own dates
• 🧘 Sessions: 65+ options including soul readings, vortex journeys, sound healing, inner child work, past life journeys, chakra balancing, yoga, and massage
• 🏆 Awards: Best Sedona Retreat Company 2025, Best Retreat Center four years running (2022 to 2025)

The thing I appreciate about Sedona Self-Love Retreats is that you can actually stay where you retreat. They have a guest house right at the center in West Sedona, so you wake up, walk to your sessions, and come back to your room in between. You can skip the lodging and stay elsewhere if you prefer, but having that option built in makes the whole experience feel more contained and restful.

Every retreat here is private. There’s no groups, ever. You talk through your situation with Breanna (who runs the place), she builds your itinerary, and you do 3 to 4 one on one sessions per day from about 10am to 5pm with a break for lunch. The session menu is huge at 65+ options. Your schedule might include anything from shamanic soul clearing in the morning to a sound healing massage in the afternoon.

Pricing is pretty transparent compared to most Sedona retreats. A 3 day solo retreat with lodging runs about $2,950 and a day package starts around $700, which makes this a solid mid range option. They’re currently offering a free float spa session when you book 3+ nights at the guest house, which is a nice bonus. The only catch is you’re responsible for your own meals and transportation.

5. Western Spirit Enrichment Center

• 📍 Location: 50 Willow Way, Sedona. Sessions at the center and outdoor sacred sites around Sedona.
• 💰 Price: $2,695 per person individual, $3,295 per couple. All inclusive: 4 nights lodging, 8 workshops, guided meditations, vortex site tours, ancient ruins visit, and a spa massage.
• 📅 Duration: Thursday afternoon to Monday afternoon (5 days, 4 nights). Runs nearly every weekend year round.
• 👥 Group Size: Maximum 4 guests per retreat
• 🧘 Best For: First timers on a budget who want everything handled for them

This is the retreat I’d recommend if you’ve never done anything like this before and you don’t want to spend $5,000+ figuring out whether it’s for you. Western Spirit is a nonprofit, which is why $2,695 gets you four nights of lodging, eight workshops, daily meditations, vortex hikes, a ruins tour, and a massage. Nothing else in Sedona comes close to that price for an all inclusive package.

The format is different from most retreats on this list. It’s not one on one practitioner sessions. Instead, founder Marian Carol (who’s been doing this since 2001) facilitates all the workshops herself in small groups of four people max. Topics cover forgiveness, emotional healing, intuitive development, relationships, and finding your life purpose. It’s structured, grounded, and more like guided personal growth work than energy healing or shamanic ceremony. If you’re someone who’s a bit skeptical of the more esoteric stuff but still wants a meaningful experience in Sedona, this is probably your best fit.

They also run Italy retreats in Tuscany for 2026 (June 21 to 28 and July 19 to 26), which is a fun option if you’ve already done the Sedona version and want to go deeper in a new setting. I recommend booking a few weeks in advance since they only take four people at a time and weekends fill up. You can call them directly or fill out an inquiry form on their site to check availability for your dates.

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6. Vita Pura Yoga & Hiking

• 📍 Location: Various trails and vortex sites across Sedona, with 4 star resort accommodations included
• 💰 Price: From around $3,229 for a 5 day retreat. 3 day weekend retreats also available. Includes lodging, daily breakfast and lunch, all sessions, and a welcome kit.
• 📅 Duration: 3 day and 5 day options. 2026 Sedona dates include Feb 19 to 21, Feb 22 to 26, March 1 to 3, March 2 to 6, and April 19 to 23. Several are already selling out.
• 🧘 Sessions: Hatha yoga, guided red rock hikes, breathwork (pranayama), meditation, sound healing, and outdoor vortex yoga
• 👥 Best For: People who want to move their body, be outside, and don’t want to sit in a healing room all day

If the other retreats on this list feel a bit too “woo” for you, Vita Pura is probably your speed. This is a yoga and hiking retreat first and foremost. Your days are spent doing hatha yoga in the morning, hiking Sedona’s red rock trails in the afternoon, and learning breathwork techniques you can take home with you. There’s spiritual stuff woven in, but the core of it is physical movement in nature.

Run by husband and wife team Lance and Amber, this is a small group retreat (not private one on one sessions). You’ll be with other people, which a lot of solo travelers prefer since you tend to leave with new friendships. I have a few friends who booked their first ever solo trip specifically for this retreat and felt comfortable immediately. Complete beginners are welcome and the instructors adjust for all levels.

The big practical difference here is that lodging is included at a 4 star resort, plus breakfast and lunch daily. Dinners are left open so you can explore Sedona’s restaurant scene. Dates are limited and they sell out fast, so if you see one that works, book it. They also run retreats in San Diego, New York, and Charleston if the Sedona dates don’t line up.

7. Sedona Sacred Journeys (Gregory Drambour)

• 📍 Location: Greg’s private retreat center in Sedona, plus hidden vortex sites not known to the public or other tour guides
• 💰 Price: Custom quoted by phone based on your retreat length and focus. Spring 2026 discount: $150 off retreats over $1,500 to $1,700 depending on type.
• 📅 Duration: Half day, full day, or up to one week. Year round availability, book one week to one month in advance.
• 🧘 Sessions: Shamanic healing, vortex energy work, animal totem encounters, inner child work, couples communication, forgiveness work, cancer and chronic illness support
• 👥 Best For: People drawn to shamanism and vortex energy, cancer patients or anyone navigating serious illness, couples in crisis

Sedona Sacred Journeys is the retreat you book when you want to work one on one with someone who has dedicated their life to this. Gregory Drambour has 35 years of experience, he’s a stage 4 cancer survivor, a published author of three books on practical spirituality, and he personally guides every session. There’s no team behind him, no intake coordinator, no roster of practitioners. You call Greg, you talk to Greg, you do the work with Greg.

The reason people fly to Sedona specifically for him is the vortex work. Over three decades he’s found sacred spots that other guides don’t know about, and he chooses which one to take you to based on what he feels you need. Sessions unfold in real time on the land, with shamanic healing, animal totem work, and energy clearing happening in the moment rather than following a set schedule. I think this approach works especially well if you’re someone who’s done therapy or coaching before and wants something that goes deeper than talking.

Greg has also worked with over 400 cancer patients and offers dedicated retreats for people navigating cancer or chronic illness. This is something I haven’t seen any other Sedona retreat offer at this level. He recently launched a self guided Sedona Vortex Experience app with audio narration, so you can try his approach before committing to a full retreat.

8. Sedona Mago Center for Well-Being and Retreat

• 📍 Location: 3500 E Bill Gray Road, about 40 minutes southwest of downtown Sedona on 173 acres of private land with on site vortex sites
• 💰 Price: All inclusive programs starting around $1,960. Includes accommodations, three pescatarian meals per day, and all programming.
• 📅 Duration: Programs range from weekend retreats to week long immersions. Multiple dates throughout 2026.
• 🧘 Sessions: Guided meditation, Qigong, energy healing, nature walks, sunrise vortex sessions, detox programs, and spiritual awakening courses rooted in Eastern Tao tradition
• 👥 Best For: Anyone who wants a full campus experience where you stay, eat, and practice all in one place, completely removed from town

Sedona Mago Center is a completely different experience from everything else on this list. It’s a 173 acre nonprofit retreat campus with its own accommodations, dining hall, healing lake, labyrinths, meditation trails, and on site vortex sites. You check in and you don’t leave. Three pescatarian meals a day are included, all mostly organic and made on site. If the idea of bouncing around Sedona between practitioners and restaurants sounds exhausting, this is the opposite of that.

The programs here are rooted in Eastern Tao tradition and focus on energy work, meditation, and body awareness through practices like Qigong. It’s a different flavor than the shamanic or yoga based retreats elsewhere on this list, and it tends to attract people who are interested in a quieter, more inward experience. Their Revitalizing Detox Retreat and Spiritual Awakening program are the most popular.

You should know that the location is remote. It’s a 40 minute drive from downtown Sedona on a road that passes through national forest, and they recommend arriving before dark if it’s your first visit. Uber and Lyft won’t take you there. You’ll need a rental car or a shuttle from Phoenix (Groome Transportation runs a direct route). That remoteness is also the appeal though, so if you want total immersion with zero distractions, this is the place.