

The local esoteric community holds six monthly walks and blessings at the lake, with all invited to join in and celebrate. This small lake is fed by seven streams but has no visible outflow – it is believed to drain underground – and the entire lake can be walked around on an available loop track in about two hours. The planet’s elemental water vortex, Lake Rotopounamu is nine metres deep and covers one square kilometre. Rated as the third most magnetic place in the world by esoteric sites, it is rumoured to be the tip of the lost island of Atlantis, with multiple modern day sightings of UFO’s and USO’s (unidentified swimming objects) reported. Up to 400 metres tall at the highest point, this dedicated nature reserve is off-limits to visitors – you can sail around it and take a tour on a glass-bottomed boat, but you won’t be able to set foot on shore. Less than two miles off the Ibiza coast, Es Verda is a limestone rock rising out of the water. At 10,023 feet above sea level, the sheer size of Haleakala takes your breath away.Ĭonsidered the heart chakra of the world, it matches the Schumann Resonance of 7.8 cycles per second, generating a unique energy field unlike anywhere else on earth.

Named by the early Hawaiians, the name means “House of the Sun”, an apt description for the fire elemental vortex found here. The cable car company estimates a million visitors are transported to the top in a year.Īn enormous shield volcano, Haleakala forms more than 75% of the island of Maui. On a good weather day, the mountain can get crowded.

The energy from the mountain is palpable even at the lower slopes, and a fair number of spiritual visitors chose to spend their time there instead of at the top amongst the crowds of tourists. While the hiking paths are not recommended for beginners, with even the easiest route taking between 1.5 to 2 hours for physically fit hikers, and the weather can change rapidly. Visitors can take either the cable car or hike to the top of the mountain. Table Mountain, South AfricaĬonsidered to be the Earth elemental vortex by some practitioners, Table Mountain dominates the city of Cape Town with steep walled cliffs and the ever-present table cloth formed of soft mist and clouds. You can find everything from retreats to vortex tours available here, with the major vortex sites clearly marked on maps for visitors who want to explore for themselves. The four best known are found at Bell Rock, Boynton Canyon, Cathedral Rock and Airport Mesa, but there are many more besides.īelieved to have multiple ley line convergences, it’s impossible to visit without being affected by the energy and dazzling natural beauty of the desert.

Long renowned for its powerful and sacred energy, the entire area could be considered a vortex, with certain areas marked as being stronger energetically and known as the local vortex sites. Sedona is probably the best known vortex centre on this list. The hiking trail is rated as intermediate, so you’ll need to be fit to do it, and make sure you take drinks and food with you as these are not supplied as part of the hike or horseback trail. Surrounded by greenery, falling water and the gorgeous red rocks that direct the falls, it’s the perfect place to connect with nature and the energy of Costa Rica. While the first is off-limits due to hazards, the second is perfect for a dip as a way to recharge while connecting with the site’s energy. The combined falls reach a height of 200 feet, dropping into two pools. On the South Pacific coast of Costa Rica, the Nauyaca waterfalls are found on private property that you can either hike to or visit on horse-back after buying a ticket. The view below is from our retreat center located in the heart of Costa Rica. Using the rules of sacred geometry, the labyrinth forms a spiral that winds around both of the vortexes and links their opposing energy fields.Ĭhoosing cardon and tuna cacti to represent male and female energy planted in a specific three-two pattern, La Senda – which means The Path – provides a meditative experience for visitors who walk the labyrinth to reach the sacred Ceiba tree planted in each centre. Originally discovered by dowsing rod, the owners of the farm have paid tribute to the energies by building the worlds largest labyrinth from cacti. Near the renowned beach town of Tamarindo, a huge favourite on the surfing circuit, lies a farm that contains not one, but two energy vortexes. But what about the lesser known sites? There are plenty out that are already well-known tourist destinations for their natural beauty, but also have powerful vortex energy attached to them.Īnd as you’ll see, there are at two that we know about, and cannot access at all.
