Make room for quiet.

An intimate five-day, five-night wellness tour on Vancouver Island for accomplished professionals entering a new chapter - simple practices, private reflection, and a day devoted to deeper inner work, prepared in advance, integrated with care.

8 spots total across 2 departures - Leaving Vancouver Harbour Thursday morning and returning Tuesday morning

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This is for you if…

A new phase is beginning - role shift, kids launched, semi-retirement, major life change.

You want a quiet week to intentionally slow down and just be.

You value plain-spoken guidance, small groups, and discretion.

You’re curious about deeper inner work, prepared in advance, integrated with care.

You’re seeking peace of mind, a clearer perspective, and the space to rediscover what truly matters.

And you’d like to return home with something real: a renewed sense of purpose, direction, and meaning.

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What the week is like.

A float plane out of Vancouver harbour will land you into unhurried days containing:

Gentle guided movement and breathwork.
A coastal walk among ancient cedars and tides.
A kayak trip across ocean waters.
Cold & hot therapy in the woods.
Quiet windows to walk along the beach, read, nap, or simply reflect.
Small group conversations held with steadiness and discretion - including a mid-week session for deeper inner work.

With every detail cared for from departure to return, you’re free to simply be.

Small team. Calm guidance.

Across the week, a small team supports you: a meditation & yoga guide, a breathwork & mindful movement lead, a restorative energy work practitioner, and facilitators for intimate, confidential circles - including guides trained in deep inner work and integration. Michael is your primary host and point of contact throughout. We keep the language simple and the pace unhurried, with optional 1:1 check-ins and room to choose your level of participation.

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A smiling woman with long brown hair outdoors in a green, forested area.

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What to expect (simple path).

Discovery call — determine fit for you and questions answered
Intake form — simple details so we can prepare well
Deposit — confirm your place
Four 1:1 sessions with your guide — gentle preparation and personalization
One small-group session — meet fellow participants before travel
Departure — leave from Vancouver harbour for your week
Activity level — daily physical activity at moderate levels
Stays — an ocean-side resort in Tofino and a secluded farmhouse on Salt Spring Island
Meals — thoughtfully selected local restaurants
A day of deep inner work — a gentle exploration of consciousness held with care

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Pricing & dates.

$5,900 per person · $5,450 per person for couples · in CAD

Two departures in 2026 (June 18, 2026 & August 20, 2026) • 8 seats total (4 seats per departure)

Departs out of Vancouver Harbour at 10:00 AM PST.

Includes return flights from Vancouver Harbour, accommodations, meals, programming, island transportation. Alcoholic beverages excluded. Dietary needs accommodated.

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FAQs

What does “deeper inner work” mean? It refers to the exploration of consciousness through an altered state in a safe, guided setting. The intention is to deepen self-awareness and reflection, allowing new perspectives to surface naturally.

Why do I need to meet with my guide four times before the tour? Pre-tour meetings help ensure you’re fully prepared—emotionally, logistically, and practically. They allow your guide to understand your intentions, identify any readiness considerations, and help you arrive grounded and open to the experience. Guests find these sessions invaluable to easing into the journey.

Is alcohol or cannabis permitted during the tour? No. Passages are alcohol- and substance-free experiences. This intentional pause allows participants to experience clarity of mind and body. It may not be suitable for anyone unable or unwilling to abstain from recreational substance use for the duration of the tour.

More questions? Learn more about Passages of 125°West by visiting www.125westpassages.com

“Be ready to reconnect with who you truly are. I hadn’t realized how long I’d been neglecting myself until I arrived here. The space, the silence, the care - it all brought me back to myself.”
—Penny R., seasoned executive and loving dog owner

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