Adventure without pressure
Enough movement to wake you up, enough softness to help you feel rested.
Six women. One villa. A week of honest workshops, island days, rooftop dinners, brave little yeses, and enough space to hear yourself again.
salty hair, rooftop yoga, a surf lesson, shared meals, proper laughs, and the kind of support that makes getting outside your comfort zone feel possible.
The retreat has structure, yes, but it starts with recognition: you are not broken, you are not being dramatic, and you do not need a full life crisis to deserve a week that helps you hear yourself again.
Enough movement to wake you up, enough softness to help you feel rested.
The kind you keep replaying later because something about them cracked a door open.
It is gorgeous, yes. It is also designed to actually shift something in you.
Maybe clarity. Maybe courage. Maybe a decision. Definitely a story worth having lived.
Photos, behind-the-scenes moments, island texture, La Luna Villa corners, and the bits that make the whole thing feel alive before you even arrive.
ACZ works best when the deeper parts and the joyful parts get to sit in the same room together.
Rooftop mornings
ACZ workshop
Surf courage
Weaving workshop
Island exploring
Recovery mode
Maasin River
Night at WILD
Space to think
Beachside celebration
The ACZ workshop framework sits at the centre of the week, but it is surrounded by movement, meals, culture, adventure, and little moments that make the whole thing feel alive.
The exact flow can shift a little with weather, tides, and what feels right for the group, but this is the spirit of the week.
Airport pick-up, welcome coconuts, settling in, softening the awkwardness, and a first dinner together.
The first ACZ workshop. Honest reflection, a life audit, and the start of naming what is really going on.
Surf day energy. A little adrenaline, a little laughter, and the kind of confidence that sneaks in through action.
The next-chapter workshop, followed by land adventure: farm lunch, weaving, and seeing Siargao from another angle.
No workshop. Just island hopping, boat life, a boodle lunch, and a full day of connection that happens without forcing it.
The final workshop turns clarity into a plan, then the evening turns toward closure, celebration, and the woman leaving with it.
A slow last morning, a final breakfast, airport drop-offs, and the strange tenderness of going home a little different.
Not every hour is scheduled, on purpose. There is rest, solo time, journaling time, and room to just be on the island.
Not because we are trying to over-schedule the whole thing, but because it helps to picture the rhythm: enough structure to hold the week, enough looseness to let it breathe.
Rooftop yoga, breakfast at the villa, and the kind of workshop conversation that lands because everyone is finally warm enough to be real.
A long lunch somewhere beautiful, sea air, island movement, and that subtle feeling that your body is catching up to what your mind just realised.
Swim, surf, free time, journaling, pool, nap, beach, or simply staring into space for once without guilt.
Sunset, dinner, more conversation, and one of those shared-table nights that somehow becomes part of the reason you came.
La Luna Villa is a direct effect of the promise LuLu made to herself ten years ago: to stop waiting for life to feel convenient before choosing the bigger, braver version of it.
This is not a random hotel we borrowed for the week. It is a real home base built from that promise, which means the retreat begins with a different kind of energy: personal, intentional, and already connected to the ACZ story.
La Luna Villa has one ensuite room and two shared-bathroom rooms for the retreat. Every room is shared with one other woman only, so it stays intimate without feeling crowded.
Shared with one woman only. The room with a comfortable private bathroom, plus a private lookout balcony over the coconut forest. This is usually the one that gets booked first.
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Shared with one woman only. The room that starts your day before you do. It is east-facing with bright mornings. Hanan and Tala share one bathroom, with an extra villa toilet and two outdoor showers.
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Shared with one woman only. The room that ends the day well with its sunset facing. Warm light, and calm energy. Hanan and Tala share one bathroom, with an extra villa toilet and two outdoor showers.
Early bird from €899 Book my bed
LuLu is the founder of Adios Comfort Zone and the human behind La Luna Villa. She has hosted, co-hosted, coordinated, and supported rooms across retreats, workshops, community events, and weird little life-crossroads moments where people need warmth and structure at the same time.
On this retreat, her job is to hold the week, guide the ACZ workshops, make the awkward bits feel easier, and create the kind of room where women can be honest without feeling like they have to perform a breakthrough on command.
Mayari is the shared ensuite option. Hanan and Tala are the shared-bathroom room options. Early bird pricing is here for the women who already know. A 50% non-refundable deposit secures your place.
We can make these more Philippines-specific later, but here is the right structure ready to go.
People have felt the ACZ magic in the room.
These are not Siargao retreat reviews yet, because this week is new. They are from people who have experienced LuLu, ACZ, and the way she holds a room.
Lara Sophie
Founder of The Soulshine Space
@thesoulshinespace
Nica Bautista
Marketing Manager of Slaite Project
@nicabautista_
Ngan Nguyen
Founder of Nomad Girls Club
@nomadsgirlsclub