
Let’s be real: finding the perfect vacation spot when you’re living that sober life can feel like trying to find a unicorn in a sea of bottomless mimosas. Whether you’re sober-curious, a seasoned traveler in recovery, or simply craving a wellness escape without the pressure of alcohol at every turn—I’ve got you.
Recently, The Sober Curator became an affiliate with Tripaneer, a global marketplace that curates retreats focused on yoga, detox, spirituality, and personal growth. I’ve spent some serious screen time combing through their listings to find the ones that align with our sober lifestyle vibes here at The Sober Curator —even if they don’t come with a neon “Alcohol-Free” sign. While I can’t guarantee these spots are 100% booze-free, many are built around detoxing, health, and mindfulness, making them a safe and inspiring option for sober travelers and sober-curious adventurers alike.

✨ Why Sober Retreats Are Having a Moment
People are waking up—literally and figuratively. The travel industry is catching on that not everyone wants to cheers with champagne at sunset. Wellness retreats that focus on cleansing, grounding, and inner healing are finally getting their due, and we’re here for it. Think yoga at sunrise, Ayurvedic meals, nature immersion, and guided meditations under the stars.
It’s about coming home to yourself, without a hangover in sight.
🧘♀️ My Top Picks: Sober-ish Wellness Retreats You’ll Love in the USA
Here’s a taste of some retreats I’ve curated just for you. I would take these trips myself, so if you decide to go, let me know and maybe I’ll join you! Each one leans into holistic wellness, offers a break from the noise of daily life, and encourages you to reconnect with yourself and the world around you.

7-Day Detox Retreat on an Organic Farm in Eugene, Oregon (USA)
Nature, nutrition, and nurturing. This one’s ideal for first-timers and longtime wellness warriors alike. It’s giving total Portlandia vibes, and we are here for it! Sober Curator Pro Tip: They have a 5-Day option as well.

3-Day Yoga Glow Juicing Retreat in Sedona, Arizona (USA)
Sedona’s healing vortexes + fresh juices = a perfect long weekend to reset your body and mind. Plus, hello Instagrammers, desert heaven!

4-Day Ayurvedic Weekend Detox Yoga Retreat in Miramar, Florida (USA)
Are you trying to get your bend and snap back? Nourish and cleanse yourself at Yogi Hari’s Ashram!

10-Day Signature Ayurvedic Purification Program in Oahu, Hawaii (USA)
Aloha! Get rid of accumulated toxins and welcome the “new” you. Hina Hale is located on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, surrounded by the ancient white sands, rising sun to the east, and the protection of the lush mountains to the west.

4-Day Silent Yoga Retreat New Harmony, Indiana (USA)
Ssshhh! Leaving the everyday barrage of stimuli for 4 days will allow for a much-needed deep emotional rest. Let your entire being begin to hum with a sense of inner peace and bountiful moments of pure and unadulterated silence.
🔍 What to Ask Before You Book
Even if the retreat is wellness-focused, it’s always smart to clarify:
- Will alcohol be available or served?
- Are meals inclusive and designed around detoxing or clean eating?
- Is there structured time for journaling, meditation, or personal reflection?
- Will I have access to solo downtime or nature-based activities?
Don’t be afraid to ask. Your sobriety and wellness journey isn’t just important—it’s sacred.
🚩 Red Flags to Watch For
You know I keep it real. Here’s what to keep an eye out for:
- “Wine tastings,” “cocktail hour,” or “celebratory toasts” in the itinerary
- Retreats focused solely on indulgence without a health component
- Ambiguous descriptions like “optional libations” with no clarity
🧳 Before You Go: Travel Tips & Sober Hacks
If you’re new to sober travel or want to level up your next trip, check out some of my favorite resources from two of our sober travel experts, Sober Curator Contributors Amy Liz Harrison and Carolyn Bunn. Seriously, these two are straight-up OG sober globe-trotters and will happily answer any travel questions you have – slide on to their IG DMs. @amylizharrison and @permanentvacationers
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From what to pack (hello, Rent the Runway) to how to protect your peace when group energy gets weird, we’ve got you covered.
🔔 Quick Disclaimer
While these retreats are not guaranteed to be 100% alcohol-free, they place a strong emphasis on health, wellness, detoxing, and personal growth—making them an ideal fit for those on a sober or sober-curious path. When in doubt, reach out to the retreat hosts and ask questions.
📌 Bookmark, Book, and Breathe
Travel should be joyful, not stressful. It should fill your cup, not tempt you to empty it. Whether planning a solo sabbatical, a girls’ weekend, or a full-blown self-love comeback tour, these sober-friendly retreats support your journey.
👉 Explore the full list of retreats now
And if you book one? Tag us on Instagram @thesobercurator and use #SoberTravelGoals so we can celebrate with you. 🧳🌿

✈️ Sober Adventures Wanted! 🏞️
Have you taken a trip without the booze but with all the epic vibes? Did you hike majestic trails, sip fancy mocktails poolside, or just find a quiet corner of the world where your soul could exhale? We want the juicy details (and the jaw-dropping pics)! The Sober Curator is putting together the ultimate sober travel guide—and your story could be the highlight.
Send us a postcard!
(And by that we mean… save the stamp and shoot us an email. We’re cool like that.)

SOBER RETREATS: Craving connection, adventure, and a booze-free break? We’re rounding up the best sober retreats on the planet—so you never miss a chance to trip (the fun kind).
Expect insider tips, honest reviews, and inspiration from fellow sober travelers who love mocktails, meaningful movement, and mindful exploration. From wildlife and world cultures to yoga, cemeteries, and eco-curiosity—we’re into it all.
Hosting a retreat?
Fill out our Sober Retreats Form or email Teresa at Teresa.Bergen@gmail.com with the retreat name, dates, cost, link, and a horizontal hi-res JPEG. Let’s get your trip on the map.

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