Your full tuition includes the following:

• Four asana classes with Sarah

• Four meditations with Alan

• Four satsang/talks with Alan

• 2 Restorative and sound healing sessions with Sarah

• Four Ayurvedic lunches

• Unlimited teas, fruit, and nuts

• 1 Yoga mat, 1 blanket, 2 blocks, and 1 bolster for use for the duration of the retreat per person

• Complementary swag bag with journal and pen

Not included in your tuition:

• Air travel and ground transportation to and from your hotel and the retreat location.

• Breakfast and dinner meals

• Hotel accommodations

• Additional recreational activities outside of the scheduled retreat meeting times.

There are many wonderful places to stay in and around Delray Beach, from simple boutique hotels to oceanfront resorts. We’ve gathered a selection below at a range of price points to help you find the option that feels right for you.

Please note: Hotel rates vary depending on availability and dates. The categories below are intended as a general guide rather than a reflection of current rates.

GOOD VALUE

Atlantic Hideaway
A small, comfortable boutique hotel conveniently located near Atlantic Avenue, the beach, restaurants, and shops.

Hampton Inn Delray Beach
A comfortable, straightforward option with complimentary breakfast, an outdoor pool, fitness center, and Wi-Fi. Located close to Atlantic Avenue and about a mile from the beach.

MID-RANGE & BOUTIQUE

Aloft Delray Beach
A modern Marriott hotel in downtown Delray Beach’s SOFA District. One of the most convenient options for the retreat, as it is within walking distance of Alan and Sarah's hone, Atlantic Avenue, restaurants, shops, and the beach. The hotel offers a rooftop pool, fitness center, on-site dining, and complimentary Wi-Fi.

The Atlantic Suites on the Ave — Opal Collection
All-suite accommodations just one block from the beach on Atlantic Avenue. Suites include kitchen areas and offer a little more space for a longer stay.

UPSCALE

Delray Sands Resort — Opal Collection
An oceanfront resort just south of central Delray Beach, offering direct beach access in a quieter setting.

The Ray Hotel Delray Beach
A contemporary boutique hotel in the Pineapple Grove Arts District, close to Atlantic Avenue, restaurants, galleries, and shops. The hotel also features a rooftop pool and dining.

Opal Grand Oceanfront Resort & Spa
An oceanfront resort at the eastern end of Atlantic Avenue, directly across from the beach and within easy walking distance of downtown Delray Beach.

LUXURY

The Seagate Hotel & Beach Club
An elegant boutique hotel in the heart of Delray Beach, with a private beach club, spa, pool, and other club amenities. A wonderful option for those looking to make their retreat stay a more indulgent getaway.

Please inform us of any food allergies or dietary restrictions in advance of the retreat.

Additionally, Alan and Sarah have a loving labrador retriever named Malcolm and cat Lila. If you are allergic, please let us know so we can address this in the most effective way possible.

• Delray Beach is an enchanting village by the sea. It offers a two-mile stretch of pristine beach that’s steps away from the eclectic restaurants, boutiques, art galleries, bars, and restaurants that line Atlantic Avenue. For more information, visit

  https://downtowndelraybeach.com/visit.

• Spend time at Delray Municipal Beach — Swim, walk along the shore, read, or simply relax. The main beach is right at the eastern end of Atlantic Avenue, making it easy to combine with lunch or shopping. Delray Public Beach

• Walk Atlantic Avenue — Wander “The Ave,” Delray’s lively downtown corridor, with boutiques, galleries, restaurants, cafés, and outdoor dining. It’s particularly nice to explore in the late afternoon and evening. Atlantic Ave

• Explore Pineapple Grove Arts District — A charming, walkable area just north of Atlantic Avenue with galleries, public art, restaurants, and independent shops. Pineapple Grove Arts District

• Visit Morikami Museum & Japanese Gardens — One of the area's most distinctive attractions. The museum and six Japanese gardens offer a particularly peaceful outing—very fitting for people coming for a yoga retreat. Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens

• Walk the Wakodahatchee Wetlands — A free, easy boardwalk through wetlands where visitors can see birds, turtles, alligators and other wildlife. It's especially nice for an early-morning nature walk. Wakodahatchee Wetlands

• Take a sunset or sightseeing cruise on the Intracoastal — Delray Yacht Cruises offers narrated cruises departing right from Atlantic Avenue. A lovely option for a relaxing afternoon or evening. 

• Rent a bike and explore Delray — Delray is particularly enjoyable by bicycle, with the beach, Atlantic Avenue and surrounding neighborhoods all relatively close together. Downtown also has bike-rental options. 

• Explore the local art scene — Check out the Cornell Art Museum at Old School Square, Arts Garage, Arts Warehouse, and local galleries. There are also rotating exhibitions and live performances. 

• Visit the Spady Cultural Heritage Museum — A small museum dedicated to the history and heritage of Delray Beach's African American community and Palm Beach County. 

• Visit Sandoway Discovery Center — A small oceanfront nature center in a historic beach house with marine-life exhibits, a reef aquarium, sharks, stingrays and animal encounters. Sandoway Discovery Center

• Take a quieter beach walk at Atlantic Dunes Park — A more nature-oriented beach experience than the busy central beach, with a small dune area and beach access. Atlantic Dunes Park

• Go kayaking or paddleboarding — The Intracoastal and nearby waterways offer opportunities for paddleboarding, kayaking and other water activities. 

Cancellation Policy:  In order to maintain the solvency of the retreat while honoring the realities of life’s unexpected changes, we have updated our cancellation policy as follows:

• First-Time Cancellation

  If a participant needs to cancel for the first time, they may choose one of the following options:

  1. One-Time Transfer:
     Transfer their full retreat enrollment to the next scheduled ISHTA retreat in Boca Raton. A $250 administrative fee will be applied to complete this transfer.

  OR

  2. Partial Refund Option:

     • The $1200 balance portion of the retreat fee will be refunded.

     • The $800 deposit, listed as non-refundable, will be held.

     • If the retreat sells out, the participant will be eligible for an additional refund of $550 (the $800 deposit minus the $250 administrative fee).

     • If the participant finds a replacement who fills their spot, the same refund of $550 will apply.

  Second-Time Cancellation

  If a participant cancels a second time after using the one-time transfer, the total payment will be forfeited unless the participant is able to find a replacement. If a replacement is found, the original participant will be refunded their payment minus the $250 administrative fee. If ISHTA enrolls additional attendees and the retreat sells out, the participant will be eligible for the same refund.

  Because space is limited, we are unable to offer additional transfers, credits, or refunds beyond those outlined above. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation, which allows us to continue offering these intimate and carefully curated retreats.