Wild Women Unleashed

No. We do not permit sexual contact, sexual advances and inappropriate sexual behaviour between guests. The work explores sexuality within yourself, for yourself. Some activities involve self-pleasure, optional nudity or facilitated nonsexual contact; ask about each format before participating.

No. Nudity is optional and participation is consent-based. You should be comfortable sharing a retreat environment in which others may be sensual or nude, even if you remain clothed. Discuss privacy, self-touch and alternatives with Kris before committing.

This retreat welcomes feminine beings who feel called to sensuality, sisterhood and body-based exploration. Because some practices focus specifically on vulva anatomy, participation is for people with vulvas. This is an anatomy-based requirement, not a statement about anyone’s gender identity.

We respect different gender expressions. If you are unsure whether the practices or group setting fit your needs, book a private conversation with Kris before applying.

No. Many people come solo, and no previous pleasure-work experience is required. The invitation is to listen to your body, respect your boundaries and be willing to engage with consent, self-reflection and the group agreements.

The group has space for 18 guests, supported by two full-time facilitators and guest facilitators during the week. Ask Kris about current availability.

We provide explicit consent teaching, group agreements from day one and support from the facilitators and Lunita staff. Your choices and boundaries are respected. Before applying, discuss what support is available and any needs relevant to participation.

Flights to and from Cancún, travel insurance, optional spa treatments and private preparation sessions with Kris are not included. Airport transfers and the retreat’s personalized one-to-one host time are included; private preparation sessions are a separate service.

Meals are included, and dietary requirements are shared with the chef several weeks ahead. Rooms are shared, usually with a queen and twin bed; the queen-bed upgrade is USD $300. Group airport transfers are coordinated from CUN. Ask about timing, room accessibility and any other travel needs.

The host will send a full packing list. Bring warm-weather clothing, a bathing suit, clothes that make you feel sensual, a journal, personal altar items and pleasure tools. Confirm which tools are needed and how they are used before purchasing.

The application helps Kris explore the fit, answer questions and establish a group that can work well together. Applying does not obligate you to attend. You can also ask for a conversation with the host first.

Ask Kris for the written cancellation and refund policy, deposit conditions and payment deadlines before committing. Your booking agreement will explain the terms that apply to this retreat.

We welcome experienced movement-based facilitators to apply. The role involves arriving a day early, supporting the group and co-creating with Kris, with a stipend and flights covered. The role is separate from guest admission; contact Kris about the application and terms.

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These are possible practices, not a checklist to complete. Kris draws on her training, experience and intuition to respond to who is present, the group’s needs and the flow of the retreat. Not every workshop is offered at every retreat.

Each invitation is explained before you choose whether to participate. The program may change, and your boundaries remain yours throughout.

Yes. Book a free 30-minute retreat info call to ask about the experience and explore the fit. You can go straight to the calendar without requesting a guide or completing an application first.

This is a shared experience of sensuality, self-reflection and sisterhood. It may not fit if you are seeking sexual contact with other guests, cannot agree to the consent and community boundaries, or would be uncomfortable around other people choosing nudity even while you stay clothed.

If you mainly need solitude, or need a level of individual or clinical support the retreat cannot provide, speak with Kris about the fit before applying. You deserve a clear understanding of the setting and the support available.

You are welcome as you are: tender, tired, emotional, curious or full of energy. You don’t need to arrive feeling sensual or confident. Tell the facilitators what support or adaptations would help, and take the rest or privacy you need.

You can arrive with nerves and questions. We take time to explain the experience and build connection, and you can speak privately with Kris about your concerns before the retreat. Feeling nervous is not a reason to push past your boundaries; you can pause, adapt or decline a practice.

Alongside the memories and connections, you receive take-home rituals and audios, reflection and personalized guidance to help bring the work into everyday life. You may leave with a clearer sense of your desires, new ways to explore pleasure or more confidence expressing a boundary.

Your experience will be your own. We make time to notice what has mattered to you and choose practices you want to continue, rather than expecting a particular transformation.