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Fairmont Mayakoba Unveils Wellness Package Centered On The Elements Of Nature

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05/22/2021 by

Ahead of Global Wellness Day on June 12, Fairmont Mayakoba is excited to announce a special package inspired by the four elements of nature – fire, water, air and earth. Fairmont Mayakoba's Four Elements Retreat offers guests a powerful retreat to reconnect with nature and leave feeling rested, recharged and renewed.

Day 1 | Earth: The first day focuses on reconnecting with the earth and one's own center. The day begins with a fitness consultation. Guests are then invited to fuel up with a refreshing breakfast at La Laguna. From there, guests will enjoy a reflexology spa treatment on the beach, followed by a catamaran sail on the breathtaking Caribbean Sea.

Day 2 | Air: Centered on the element of air, the day begins with breathwork through sunrise yoga on the beach. Next, participants are invited to a spa treatment, such as the Copal Mayan Purification, featuring natural herbs, ancient Mayan clay, and a relaxing massage. The day ends with a Bootcamp workout, featuring a mix of strength training and aerobic components.

Day 3 | Fire: Light your inner fire by starting your day with a sunrise yoga session, followed by free time at the beach to fill your mind, body and soul with new energy. That evening, enjoy a chef-guided, healthy cooking class at El Pueblito.

Day 4 | Water: The final day of activities begins along the water with a beachfront yoga session. Like previous days, participants can fuel up throughout the day at the various restaurants on property, enjoying refreshing snacks and meals. To end the trip, guests can join the property's efforts to restore the Mesoamerican Reef, the second-largest reef in the world, through the Coral Reef Restoration Program. Along with Oceanus, Fairmont Mayakoba grows rescued corals back to the ocean. Enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at how we grow and harvest precious Acropora Palmata coral to be transplanted into the Mesoamerican Reef.

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