Santerra
A yucca in bloom against a clear desert sky

Everything people ask before they come

Questions

Study: Questions, answered

Subject: The Signature Experience

Entries: 010

The practical details

Everything guests ask before they apply. Anything not answered here, ask on the call — every application is reviewed personally, and if it’s a fit, we call within 48 hours.

A plaster-walled living room with a cream sofa, two wooden armchairs, a jute rug and a lit fireplace, with a glass wall on the left looking out to a small pool in a walled courtyard.
The water court, one pane away
A stone soaking tub sits at the end of a narrow outdoor bathing court with a brass shower on the left wall, towels hanging at right, trailing vines on the back wall and timber beams open to a pink evening sky.
Outdoor soaking tub, open to the sky

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What’s included?

All programming across the five nights, every meal from the wellness menu — cooked from Santerra’s kitchens and gardens — two spa treatments, a cooking class, a fitness consultation, all materials, and the full ninety days of follow-through after checkout: monthly coaching calls, weekly practices, and the day-90 re-measurement.

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What’s not included?

Your travel. Every stay is villa-inclusive — there is no separate room booking. Getting to Box Canyon is up to you: two hours from Las Vegas, two and a half from Phoenix, four and a half from Los Angeles, or thirty-five minutes by road from the private airport at Lake Havasu. There is a helipad on the property.

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What does it cost?

Rates are published when reservations open, and the invitation list hears first. The stay is villa-inclusive — accommodation, every meal, the treatments and the full program in one rate, with nothing sold to you once you arrive.

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What if I need to cancel?

Full cancellation terms are published alongside rates when reservations open. They will be plain, fair, and written to be read.

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I have dietary restrictions. Can the kitchen work with them?

Yes — everything is accommodated. The menu is built around what guests tell us before they arrive. The table is plant-forward, cooked from the gardens, with fish and poultry options through the week.

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Is there alcohol?

The week is alcohol-free by design — wait until you try what’s in the glass.

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How fit do I need to be?

There are no prerequisites. Every activity has a gentler version — the trails have shorter loops, the movement sessions scale to the body doing them, and everything all week is an invitation, never a requirement.

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What about my phone?

Yours, always. On arrival you’ll find a small locker in your villa and an invitation to let the phone rest there — an invitation, never a rule. A landline in every villa and a steward who can find anyone in minutes mean nothing urgent ever depends on it.

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What should I bring?

Layers for the high desert — mild, bright days on the trail and genuinely cold evenings once the sun drops. Good walking shoes. A swimsuit for the spa and the water facilities. The rest is waiting in your room.

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What happens in the ninety days after?

The experience doesn’t end at checkout. Monthly group coaching, weekly practices that keep the work holding, the company of your cohort — and at day ninety we measure again, so you see the before-and-after in your own numbers. All of it is included.

A person holds a wooden tray with two glasses of lemonade, rolled white towels, dried lavender and a Santerra card, in front of a sand-coloured entry wall with desert mountains behind.

Arrival, lemon and lavender — study imagery

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The rest of the answers are better in person.

A couple standing together in front of the boulder field
Nobody is handed a lesser week
A hand reaching into a bowl of just-picked citrus
Citrus, picked by hand