Eleuthera comes from the word for freedom in Greek
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For seven days/six nights feel freedom through natural movement, artistic exploration, living by the sea. This is time set aside in a place that doesn’t ask much of you
We eat well. We spend time outside.
Some things are planned. Most of the time is not.
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When: January 30-February 5, 2026
Where: Cocodimama, an intimate, barefoot-luxury retreat on the edge of the world, Alabaster Beach, Eleuthera Bahamas
See what your day may look like here.
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what your day might look like
morning
Silent sunrises
Beachfront yoga + breathwork to awaken the senses
Breakfast with tea, fruit, and the hush of the ocean
afternoon
Luxurious, unhurried lunch
Guided plant walks + wild medicine teachings with local healers
Quiet beach walks, swims and time to simply be
evening
Slow yoga or meditation
Dinner followed by
Firelit salons with Bahamian storytellers + musicians
Deep conversation, wine and barefoot dancing beneath the stars
about your guide
Lissa Sims is a yoga guide and writer based in Lexington, Kentucky. She offers practices that are quietly radical. Rather than correcting bodies or chasing goals, she offers people the options to soften, listen inwardly, and remember themselves.
Whether guiding a retreat, leading a class under the trees, or writing about rest, Lissa offers a quiet revolution: an invitation to come as you are.
Lissa is a full-time yoga teacher, RYT, founder of SHALA and Yoga at Ashland. She also has 500-hours with certifications in Strala, Meditation and Breathwork.
