Casa CobAnanda is a regenerative project meant to nurture the land, strengthen the local community and create a space conducive to healing and celebration. To make this dream a reality, we have built a yoga platform, community kitchen, hobbit house, two cabins, camping spaces, sauna, vegetable gardens, meditation pond, worm condo and chicken coop. If you are interested in any of the following opportunities, please... Contact Us.
Room Rental (top)
Our property is nestled in an avocado grove with beautiful views of Lake Atitlan. We currently have a hobbit house, two cabins, and eight camping spots which come furnished with mattresses, bedding and dresser. If you are bringing a group to Casa CobAnanda, there is an additional "Site Rental Fee" to ensure exclusivity and privacy during your stay.
Cleanses, Treatments & Retreat Support (top)
We support several different healing practices and techniques that cleanse mental impurities and false constructs in order to allow our inner light to shine. If you're a retreat leader, you may also incorporate these into your retreats. We're here to help :)
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Group Retreats & Trainings (top)
Several times a year we host group retreats and trainings. In "Elemental Harmony" we study the elements (Earth, Air, Fire, Water, Ether) of which everything is made in order to better understand ourselves, allowing us to make aligned decisions, leading to better life outcomes. Another, called "Sacred Space", is a 50hr Yoga Alliance Certified training in spiritual space holding and facilitation. And finally, we facilitate a 300hr Yoga Alliance Certified "Earth Medicine: Yoga Teacher Training" hosted by Kula Collective. Click a date below for more information.
Visit our CALENDAR for dates and more information.
Visit our CALENDAR for dates and more information.
Site Rental & Meals (top)
While we never envisioned Casa CobAnanda as a retreat center, we do love to have our family host their offerings with us. The following is the exchange we request for using the property for your own retreats or events.
Site Rental Includes:
Half day - $65
Full day - $100 Week - $500 Please have guests check-in no earlier than 2pm on arrival day and check-out no later than 11am on departure day. If you would like to request an early check-in or late check-out, you are welcome to contact Coby. |
Meals @ Fairy Station
Casa CobAnanda has a beautiful open-air kitchen and dining area called Fairy Station. Our team of fairies, led by head Chef Manola, provide 3 meals a day plus unlimited herbal tea and triple filtered fresh drinking water. The exchange for this is either $25/day OR $12 for breakfasts, $8 for lunches and $12 for dinners. Below is an idea of the meals provided, not an exact schedule. We can accommodate all food preferences (glutton free, vegan, etc.)
BREAKFASTS: We alternate between Oatmeal with fruit and granola, Pancakes with oatmeal, fruit, homemade jam and peanut butter and an egg dish with roasted veggies and guacamole.
LUNCH: Kitchari every day! Garnished with cilantro, lime and avocado. DINNER: Veggie Burgers with French Fries and Salad; Tempe Bangers and Mash Potatoes with Broccoli and mushroom gravy; Rice Noodles with Tempe, Veggies and a Curry Sauce (or Peanut Sauce); Roasted Veggie Salad Bar; Taco Bar with Beans, Rice, Veggies, Guacamole and local handmade tortillas; Garden Fresh Pesto Pasta with Parmesan Cheese and Salad |
Getting Here (top)
Casa CobAnanda is located 3.5 hours from the Guatemala City Airport "Aurora" (Airport Code: GUA). The primary ways to arrive are by private car (recommended!) or by public transport. Both options are detailed below.
Private Car to Casa Kula
If you would like private transportation to Casa Kula, please read the 5 simple instructions below. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us.
- Arrange a private car by filling out the Private Car Request Form below.
- 24-48 Hours before your arrival, you will be added to a WhatsApp group with the dispatcher (Martha), the Casa Kula Manager (Liddy) and your driver.
- As you exit the airport, a driver will be awaiting your arrival with a sign with your name.
- If you are delayed for any reason, please message the WhatsApp group so that your driver can be informed.
- Make Payment
Duration: 3.5 hours
Cost: $105us + $25/for each additional passanger
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Public Transport to Casa Kula
Arriving from Guatemala City Airport:
If you're feeling adventurous and/or would like to save some cash, it's certainly possible (although not easy) to arrive at Casa Kula with public transport. If you are going to arrive on your own, please let us know so that we know when to expect you and to have a bed ready for your arrival (contact us).
If you're feeling adventurous and/or would like to save some cash, it's certainly possible (although not easy) to arrive at Casa Kula with public transport. If you are going to arrive on your own, please let us know so that we know when to expect you and to have a bed ready for your arrival (contact us).
- Airport - Antigua ($10us / Q75)
Shuttles leave every 20-30 minutes from the airport to Antigua and can be found just outside the terminal.
Duration: 45-60 minutes. - Antigua - Panajachel ($10us / Q75)
Every hotel in Antigua also acts as a tour agency and can book shuttle service to the lake. Shuttles leave at 9am and 2pm.
Duration: 2.5 hours. - Panajachel - Tzununa ($3us / Q20)
Boats leave Panajachel approximately every 15 minutes from early in the morning until 7pm. Let the people at the dock know that you want to go to Tzununa and they'll help you find the right boat. - Tzununa Dock - Casa Kula ($2us / Q15)
At the dock you will find TucTuc drivers. Ask any driver to take you to "Casa Kula" and they'll drop you off at a forested path that leads to our house (pictures below).
Arriving from San Marcos:
Casa CobAnanda is located in Tzununa. One village away is the lively tourist hub of San Marcos. Here are some tips if you're arriving from San Marcos...
Casa CobAnanda is located in Tzununa. One village away is the lively tourist hub of San Marcos. Here are some tips if you're arriving from San Marcos...
- Coming by TucTuc
Try to find a Tzununa TucTuc. Their TucTuc stand is right around the corner from where the San Marcos tuctuc stand is, behind the church. Tzununa TucTucs are much more likely to know where we are located and they tend to be more affordable, approximatley Q20/person. Ask them to take you to "Casa CobAnanda". If they seem confused, try "Casa de Coby". If they're still confused, try a different TucTuc. - Coming by boat
All boats that leave the San Marcos dock going towards Panajachel will stop in Tzununa. They'll generally charge Q10. On the Tzununa dock you'll be greeted by TucTuc drivers all of whom should know "Casa CobAnanda" and will generally charge Q10/passanger. - From the road to our house
Once you've been dropped off, you're almost there! Just a one minute walk from the road to your room. But, there aren't any signs. So, here's a pin of where the trail begins and below is a photo of the path you'll take. We're the first door on the right pictured below :)