Homes That Heal: Black-Owned Retreats For Restorative Travel 

There’s a quiet revolution taking shape in the travel space, rooted in restoration, cultural connection, and, most importantly, intentional rest.  This revolution is happening at many Black-owned resorts and retreats worldwide. In these spaces, Black hoteliers prove that wellness isn’t a luxury, but a must in a culture that glorifies hustle.

From forest lodges that immerse people in the healing powers of nature to the coastal hideaways infused with peace, these Black-owned spaces are perfect for restorative travel.

Boheme Retreats in Upstate New York

In Upstate New York, Boheme Retreats is a wellness gem. Boheme Retreats grew from the owners, Keva Niver and Rudel Felicien’s, passion for helping others heal through nature while making the outdoor space more inclusive. Each vintage glamping camper is named after a Black woman in history.

The Catskills’ stunning natural beauty envelops guests staying at this welcoming nature escape. This glamping site provides a unique RV campground experience in vintage trailers. Prepare to relax, recharge, and reconnect with the outdoors.

The Henderson Beach Resort in Destin, Florida

Stretched out along Florida’s Emerald Coast is where Southern charm meets modern luxury and wellness in the Henderson Beach Resort. Both the hotel and vacation rentals allow people to reconnect, discover, and unwind.

The crown jewel here at the Henderson is the spa. Guests will be immersed in a relaxing environment that heals the mind, body, and spirit. Treatments combine indigenous ingredients with the marine properties of the Gulf’s crystal waters and ancient quartz sands. Don’t leave without experiencing the Himalayan salt suite that overlooks the lush treetops of Henderson Beach State Park, which will leave you feeling refreshed and reconnected.

Jungle Bay in Soufriere, Dominica

On the island known as the “Nature Island of the Caribbean” is the ultimate luxury wellness resort, owned and operated by Dominican entrepreneur Sam Raphael. Here, people will inhale deeply upon arrival and exhale, leaving their worries at the door.  It’s the perfect destination to unplug, set intention, and reconnect.

Jungle Bay is home to the largest Yoga center in the region. Staff regularly host wellness and yoga retreats throughout the year.

For the best value, book the resort’s signature adventure and wellness experience, which includes all meals on the menu, fresh juices, daily spa treatments, and off-property excursions.

Mbano Manor Hotel in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

Mbano Manor Hotel Victoria Falls offers a world-class experience. This intimate five-star luxury boutique is nestled in an ancient teak forest.  Amid its seclusion, a sanctuary awaits to rest and restore your mind, body, and soul.

This tranquil luxury hotel in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, offers a uniquely perfect blend of safari lodge ambience, rich cultural history, and access to the majestic Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World.

The spa on-site offers a “songbird retreat.” The treatment allows guests to rest and reconnect with the sounds of nature since the resort is a haven for local birdlife, butterflies, and dragonflies.

Ocean West Boutique Hotel in Nassau, Bahamas

In Nassau, Ocean West Boutique Hotel is the newest luxury hotel on the island, offering breathtaking views of Lake Killarney to the south and the Atlantic Ocean to the north.

This accommodation is best for those seeking solace and wellness by the beach. It’s an exclusive resort with remote access only for guests. There’s a massage room on the hotel’s rooftop, and you will be just minutes away from the Cable Beach strip.

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