Soul-searching this summer? 

For travelers searching for post-pandemic well-being, there are a swath of offerings — complete with immersive wellness programming and experiences. 

Think beyond green juice to mountaineering the Rockies, acupuncture and movement classes.  

Today, people “want immersive wellness experiences once they’re on vacation, but in addition they need to have a glass of wine and rejoice,” says Sarah Hallock, cofounder of The Well.

Here, five resorts to do exactly that.

The Ranch

The Ranch is thought for its immersive, multiday programs for visitors to give attention to their mental and physical health, but this fall, the business will debut a latest offering on the Ritz Carlton in Vail, Colo.

The partnership brings The Ranch’s signature fitness and nutrition program to the hotel for a limited time. “We desired to take people to a special region of the country,” says Alex Glasscock, founder and chief executive officer of The Ranch, who said the brand goals to bring its “structured wellness program to a latest area.”

Guests will give you the chance to book 5 or 6 nights on the hotel between Sept. 3 and Oct. 27 to immerse themselves within the mountains with four-hour hikes, seasonal plant-based meals and more. Each group is capped at 25 people.

The Well

The Well brings its signature wellness offerings to Auberge Resorts vacation destinations, including the most recent outpost, Auberge’s Chileno Bay resort in Los Cabos, Mexico. This location features a therapy pool, a nap garden and a celestial bathing experience, which incorporates a candelit ritual and a guided in-water exercise at sunset. Lots of The Well’s East-meets-West signature treatments are also available, including lymphatic drainage, gua sha and health coaching sessions.

Soul Community Planet Hotels

Yoga teacher and wellness instructor Andrew Sealy has partnered with Soul Community Planet Hotels for immersive programming that features three- and five-night retreats with yoga and more. Sealy’s 7 Elements retreat, offered through the hotels, includes yoga and meditation practices revolving across the the weather: earth, water, air and fire. 

“The SCP guest experience is anchored in a holistic approach to wellness that features healthy plant-forward menus and quality sleep through its Peaceful Rooms,” says Sealy in a press release. “My passion is to assist people find their very own personal path to wellness and wellbeing through yoga, nutrition and self care.”

This summer, SCP will introduce Sealy’s programming at three of its resorts: the SCP Corcovado Wilderness Lodge in Costa Rica, the SCP Mendocino Inn and Farm on the Mendocino Coast and SCP Seven4One in Laguna Beach. Guests may have access to food enhanced with medicinal herbs, and access to experiences that range from scuba diving to herbal gardening.

 Six Senses Ibiza Rosebar

Six Senses has opened its first RoseBar, a program and wellness club centered around longevity, in Ibiza.

Programming at the situation was built together with Dr. Mark Hyman, a physician known for his use of functional medicine for longevity, and Dr. Alberto Villoldo, a medical anthropologist. 

“We typically overestimate what we will do in a day and underestimate what we will do in a 12 months,” says Hyman, this system’s chief medical officer, said in a press release. “It only takes one small step to work your way toward a healthier life and these latest offerings at RoseBar are designed to assist guests construct the boldness they should embark on that journey.”

Guests can receive a 3D body composition evaluation and a diagnostic treatment that results in personalizes coaching and treatment options, including cryotherapy, hyperbaric oxygen chamber sessions, ozone therapy, acupressure, IV infusions and somatic therapy.

Hyman will host a five-day retreat in June focused on longevity using nutrition. Attendees will go on every day hikes, enjoy ocean time and more. 

Waldorf Astoria Maldives 

The Waldorf Astoria Maldives is aiming to mix trendy water experiences, including ice baths and hot springs, in a latest 7,735-square-foot aqua wellness center.

The middle features a hydrotherapy pool that floats atop the Maldivian waters, in addition to an ice fountain, steam room and sauna. Each area of the pool features different jets, including jet bath, air jets, shower jets and massage loungers that aim to supply guests an array of advantages, similar to increased blood circulation, faster metabolism, higher sleep, stronger immunity and relaxed muscles.