Permaculture Pinup launches Costa Rica retreat series

By AI, Created 11:23 PM UTC, May 15, 2026, /AGP/ – Green Wave Enterprises is launching a new Permaculture Pinup retreat series at Green Wave House in Costa Rica, with the first sessions expected later this year in the Southern Nicoya Peninsula. The small-group experiences blend permaculture education, herbalism, creative expression, and environmental stewardship for women and eco-curious participants.

Why it matters: - The retreat series aims to make regenerative living feel more accessible to women and eco-curious participants. - Green Wave Enterprises is positioning the program as both educational and culturally creative, which could broaden who sees themselves in the permaculture movement. - The format combines hands-on learning with nature-based experiences, which may appeal to travelers looking for immersive wellness and sustainability trips.

What happened: - Green Wave Enterprises launched a new experiential education initiative under its Permaculture Pinup campaign. - The retreat series will be hosted at Green Wave House in Costa Rica. - Green Wave founder Janine “JIVANA” Jordan and collaborator KaytiBunny Roberts will facilitate the retreats. - The first retreats are expected to begin later this year in the Southern Nicoya Peninsula region of Costa Rica.

The details: - Each retreat includes a Permaculture Principles 101 workshop. - Participants will get a guided food forest tour. - The program includes basic medicinal plant education. - The retreats include creative nature-based photography experiences. - The two-day immersion adds a Montezuma medicinal plant exploration. - The two-day option also includes a beach cleanup initiative with ocean stewardship themes. - Group transportation and meals are included in the two-day immersion. - The retreat ends with a symbolic glass walk finale focused on resilience and personal transformation. - The retreats are limited to about 4 to 8 participants to preserve intimacy, hands-on learning, and personalized guidance. - Initial pricing is designed to remain accessible for local and regional participants.

Between the lines: - The retreat mix of permaculture, herbalism, photography and performance-style elements suggests Green Wave Enterprises is trying to make sustainability education more experiential and less academic. - The use of small groups points to a premium, guided format rather than a large-scale tourism model. - The program’s emphasis on women and inclusive entry points signals an effort to expand the audience for regenerative living.

What’s next: - Green Wave Enterprises says more information, partnership inquiries, and retreat updates will be shared through Permaculture Pinup. - The company expects the first retreat dates to open later this year. - Interest from local and regional participants will likely determine how quickly the program expands.