Travel to visit intentional communities with Ecovillage Tours ✈️
by Cynthia
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Ready to actually visit some communities?
Take the next step on your journey towards intentional community living.
Join an Ecovillage Tour!
✓ All-inclusive guided trips
✓ Visit a variety of communities, cohousings & ecovillages
✓ Meet community founders & residents
✓ Learn group governance, permaculture, eco-living & more
✓ Make lifelong friends within your traveling group
✓ Transformative adventure awaits!
About Ecovillage Tours
The only transformative travel experience that brings you to regenerative intentional communities.
Find your next home, get guidance on how to start a community, or simply have a values-aligned vacation.
www.ecovillagetours.com
Upcoming Trips
🍁 Vermont | Jul 19–26, 2025
🇮🇹 Italy | Sept 30–Oct 9, 2025
🌺 Hawaii | Jan 4–11, 2026
🇮🇳 India | Feb 26–Mar 12, 2026
🇮🇩 Bali | Jan 26–Feb 4, 2026
🇨🇷 Costa Rica:
Central | Jan 17–24, 2026
Southern | Feb 4–15, 2026
Caribbean | Mar 21–30, 2026
Guanacaste | April 12–21, 2026
See all the pricing, lodging, and itinerary information on the webpage for each tour.
Or explore them all at www.ecovillagetours.com/upcoming-tours.
Spots on trips are limited and fill up quickly.
Book your spot today!
Questions?
- Email us at info@ecovillagetours.com
- Call us at +1 (734) 245-8745
- Or schedule a 30-min Discovery Call with our team.
We look forward to hearing from you!
Excited to journey together soon,
—Cynthia
Ecovillage Tours, Founder
Hear what many past tour participants have to say about their experience:
“For anyone thinking of joining or starting an intentional community, or an ecovillage, this is an absolute must.”
— Adam Bates, tour participant
“I had an amazing time on the tour! It gave me an opportunity to experience things that I could have never done on my own.”
— Lobsterbird, tour participant
“It is an experience worth paying for. You get to know places and people who are on the real hands on effort for bringing change and make local ecosystems more resilient.”
— Eduardo Bryce, tour participant