A Sound Bath & Energy Healing Experience on the beach

Join us for a..

• Sound Bath

• Energy Work

• Closing integration with Tarot Cards & Intentions

  This experience includes a walk out onto the beach about 300 yards. Bathrooms located about 400yrds to right side of beach from where we will be.

  Your spot is secured upon booking, tickets are nonrefundable.

Relax on the beach as Aaron bathes sound over you and Kimber washes old energies away.

Aaron is a local sound healer, massage therapist, wellness coach and retreat facilitator passionate about bringing sound to calm and shift your nervous system.

Kimber brings her offerings of energy healing to the group as a whole, stopping to offer individual energy shifts to each participant as she weaves her way through the sound bathers on the beach.

Discover more about Aaron on her website AaronMaxwell.co

Discover more about Kimber in the about section her on my website

Bring all you desire to get super comfy:

• yoga mat or towel

• blanket

• layers for warmth

• pillow

• eye mask

• water bottle

All are welcome! This is for anyone looking:

• to relax

• for a unique date night

• for a girls night out event

• to calm the nervous system

At beautiful Rodeo Beach Sausalito in the Marin Headlands. Easy to access from San Francisco, Marin, and the East Bay.

To get to Rodeo Beach in Sausalito, CA, follow these steps:

• From San Francisco: Cross the Golden Gate Bridge and take the Alexander Ave exit (Exit 442). Drive a short distance and turn left following signs to Marin Headlands via Bunker Road. 

• From Sausalito: The distance from Sausalito to Rodeo Beach is approximately 6 miles. You can also take a taxi, which takes about 15 minutes and costs between $24 - $29. 

• Parking: Look for signs to the Rodeo Beach parking lot and picnic area on Mitchell Road next to Fort Cronkhite. 

• Nearby Attractions: Rodeo Beach is close to the Marin Headlands Visitor Center and offers hiking trails to various military sites. 

We will be meeting to the south side/ far left side of the beach (left when you are looking at the ocean). e recommend parking near the only walking bridge on Mitchell rd which walks you across the lagoon to the beach.

If you’ve never been there is ton to explore around the beach for hiking and historic sites. Sausalito and have wonderful options for dining before or after your sound bath.