Rancho La Puerta
Resort hotel · Tecate ·
Wellness retreat offering holistic therapies, fitness classes, and organic food
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Carretera Mexicali-Tijuana K.M, 136.5, Rancho la Puerta, 21447 Tecate, B.C., Mexico Get directions
Wellness retreat offering holistic therapies, fitness classes, and organic food
Carretera Mexicali-Tijuana K.M, 136.5, Rancho la Puerta, 21447 Tecate, B.C., Mexico Get directions
"Located on 4,000 acres near the U.S. border, this longtime wellness destination (open since 1940) follows its founders' mission of a sane, balanced program of living: the spa offers holistic therapies like acupuncture, Reiki, and WATSU plus massages, facials, and wraps—many treatments use herbs grown on-site—while facilities include hot tubs, sauna, steam room, relaxation lounge, and cold immersion; physical exertion is central with daily hikes, running, kickboxing, cycling, salsa, and yoga, and guests stay in 86 casitas decorated with vibrant Mexican textiles and terra-cotta tile floors." - CNT Editors
"A storied fitness-and-wellness retreat founded in 1940 that combines an extensive weekly schedule of more than 300 classes—Pilates, yoga, tai chi, strength training and guided hikes—with a six-acre organic farm and hands-on culinary programming. Set across more than 150 acres of gardens, olive groves and trails, the property supports a classic week-long immersive routine alongside renovated accommodations and private villas." - Devorah Lev-Tov
"A renowned fitness and wellness resort transformed from a small hut in the mountains of Baja California, focusing on exercise classes, freshly-grown food, and nature."
"Baja-based wellness pioneer Rancho La Puerta is hosting an Iyengar Yoga workshop for perimenopause, with a focus on asanas that address hot flashes, insomnia, and mood swings."
"A time-honored wellness haven founded in 1940 as a summer health camp and now a sprawling retreat where the motto “siempre mejor” guides a program of daily optional activities—hiking, qi gong, kickboxing, cycling—across thousands of acres. Guests stay in colorful casitas and benefit from long-standing commitments to sustainability (water conservation, green construction) and evolving programming that includes ceremonial events, menopause-focused women’s retreats, and new private-residence options." - Laura Begley Bloom