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Visit Tierramor

A land based invitation to remember simplicity, listen deeply, and let your system unwind while surrounded by forest, birdsong, and open sky.

A spacious rhythm of guided practice, nourishing meals, and gentle community that supports clarity, emotional grounding, and inner renewal.

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  • People horseback riding in a green landscape with hills and sparse trees in the background.

    An experience curated for those navigating stress, transition, or a desire to feel more aligned with themselves and their life path.

  • Group of people enjoying a tea ceremony outdoors on a wooden deck in a forested area.

    Designed for guests seeking meaningful pause, personal reflection, and time in a community that values presence, care, and authentic connection.

  • Person practicing yoga on a green mat, wearing black athletic wear, in a room with a brownish floor.

    Ideal for individuals arriving after life shifts, burnout, or big transitions who want space to breathe, feel supported, and reconnect with what matters most.

  • A cozy window seat with dark gray cushions and two pillows, one orange and one blue, and an open book placed on the cushion. Outside the window, there are trees and green foliage.

    Create space to dive into a personal or work project in our lounge with starlink internet, cozy nooks and big windows into the forest.

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People

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What’s Included:

Private or shared casita stay

Daily yoga & evening meditation

3 daily nourishing, communal meals

Access to trails, gardens, and retreat center facilities

Optional daily activities (see our programming schedule for more details)

Special events offered during your stay (ecstatic dance, sound healing, kirtan)

Upcoming Programs

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Join us for special immersion programming with guest facilitators—teachers, artists, and practitioners sharing their work in an immersive setting.

FEBRUARY 15 to FEBRUARY 19

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Meet Your Facilitator

Rachel Rickards

Rachel Rickards is an international leader in the field of intimacy, embodiment, and relational intelligence. Her work is devoted to cultivating presence — the kind that allows deeper truth, connection, and collective intelligence to emerge naturally.

Co-founder of Embodied Intimacy, Rachel now offers her work through The Field – an evolving body of practice and inquiry that explores how we attune to love, listen beneath the surface, and relate from the wisdom of the body.

Her work is guided by a central inquiry:
What is the field calling for — and how do we learn to listen?

At Tierramor, Rachel offers a four-day immersion designed to support deep listening, relational clarity, and the art of working with collective fields — held in rhythm with the land and the intelligence of nature.

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  • Connection & Deliciousness in Raw Beauty

    The Tierramor weekend immersion was deeply nourishing and brought me fully into my body and reconnected me to my joy. Beautiful humans, epic 360° views of land and ocean, and thoughtfully designed lodging with private outdoor showers nestled among fruit trees and flowers. Fast Wi-Fi, and the pool is almost complete—so I’ll definitely be coming back.

    – Mateo

  • Nothing short of a magical place!

    If you’re looking to get away to a place where people are living in alignment with themselves, each other and nature, this is the place. The amount of love and thought that has gone into every detail is evident everywhere you look from the incredible and nourishing food that comes directly from their own harvests and local sources to the well thought through programming that helps you reconnect with yourself and nature. I left here feeling connected, centered, grounded and filled with love and gratitude.

    - Greg

  • Can't wait to be back

    Tierramor is one of the most special places I’ve ever been. Every staff member is wonderful, and the Thanksgiving dinner they hosted was truly out of this world. I’m so grateful to have found this place and will absolutely be visiting much more often.

    – Will

  • Incredible

    The space is absolutely stunning. I’ve never seen anything like it. The mountain setting is breathtaking, the art is exceptional, and the architecture feels like something straight out of a dream.

    – Lauren

FAQ

  • It really depends on what you’re looking for.

    • High Season (December–April): This is Costa Rica’s dry season, when Nosara and the surrounding area are buzzing with activity. The weather is mostly sunny, the roads are easier to navigate, and there are plenty of events, classes, and happenings in town. If you enjoy a lively atmosphere and want to combine your stay with a vibrant community scene, this is a great time to visit.

    • Green Season (May–November): Known for its lush landscapes and quieter pace. Daily rains refresh the land, the gardens thrive, and the mountains feel especially alive. This is a beautiful time if you’re seeking stillness and a more intimate experience with the land and community.

    Both seasons offer something special - whether you’re drawn to the energy of high season or the peaceful abundance of the green season.

  • Our immersions are self-guided stays, not structured retreats. You set your own pace - whether you want solitude, community connection, or to join in our daily rhythm. We provide the environment, programming, and meals, and you decide how much or little to participate.

  • Included in your stay is daily yoga, meditation, and our calendar of weekly programming such as ecstatic dance, sound healing, and kirtan. Some weeks may include speciality workshops that are an additional cost.

    Optional excursions -like waterfall hikes or horseback rides - can also be arranged depending on demand and season.

  • During your immersion you will stay in your choice of room: shared (3 beds), standard (2 beds or 1 king), suites (spacious with 1 king), or earthen bahareque casitas (private and closer to the maloca). Each is nestled in the mountainside with views and access to shared spaces.

  • High speed Wi-Fi is available in our temple and lounge - perfect if you need to stay connected for work. During our rainy season (May - October), weather may impact power and connectivity - we go with the flow and embrace being offline when the weather demands us to be!

  • Not at all. All practices are open-level, welcoming beginners and experienced practitioners alike.

  • Tierramor is located in the mountains near Nosara, Costa Rica - approximately a 25-30 minute drive to the beaches of Guiones, Pelada and Ostional. The nearest airport is Liberia International (LIR), about 2.5 hours by car or 30 minute domestic flight to Nosara (Sansa Airlines). Shuttles and taxis can be arranged, or you can rent a car for more flexibility.

    Once you book, we’ll provide detailed travel guidance and recommendations. Please note: 4x4 is required to reach the property!

  • Upon booking we will send a detailed packing list. But we recommend comfortable clothing for yoga and outdoor activity, a reusable water bottle, swimwear, closed toed shoes, flashlight and any personal essentials - please opt for biodegradable toiletries!

Explore our Spaces
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Composting toilets

Our commitment to healing earth systems extends to our everyday living practices . By choosing composting toilets, we reduce water waste, embody regenerative land management, and model intentional, low-impact living - supporting both ecosystem health and cultural transformation.

How it Works

Composting toilets are waterless systems that biologically transform human waste into a nutrient-rich, soil-like compost through controlled aerobic decomposition. No water flush is required, and the process safely returns valuable plant nutrients back to the land.

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Why We Use Them

They conserve water - potentially reducing up to 60% in institutional settings.

They eliminate the need for black-water treatment and sewer infrastructure, minimizing environmental impact while optimizing resource re-use.

They support our regenerative ethos by turning human waste into compost that nourishes our gardens and agroforestry systems - closing the loop on nutrient cycles.

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