Tear Takers Self-Directed Healing Retreat for Women of Faith

Welcome to the House of the Yellow Butterfly, a self-directed healing retreat in Vieques, Puerto Rico, created for women of faith seeking rest, reflection, and renewal. Come and discover what it means to be a Tear Taker.

This peaceful 2-bedroom home comfortably accommodates a small group of up to three friends. Unit #1 features one full bed, while Unit #2 offers two twin beds. With two bathrooms, each equipped with a refreshing shower, guests can move through their stay with ease and comfort.

This is not a typical vacation rental. The House of the Yellow Butterfly is intentionally designed as a digital-detox, self-guided retreat. Your stay includes a curated reflection journal, guided healing content, and optional coaching calls to support prayer, introspection, and legacy-centered reflection. Guests are encouraged to unplug, slow down, and create space to listen.

The home’s soothing atmosphere supports quiet mornings, meaningful conversations, and unhurried evenings. Whether preparing a simple meal or resting in stillness, the space is designed for restoration rather than distraction. In keeping with the self-directed retreat experience, the home does not include televisions. Guests are invited to unplug, embrace quiet, and be present during their stay.

Located within walking distance of Sea Glass Beach, the retreat also offers optional experiential moments that reflect the natural beauty and spiritual rhythm of Vieques. The island itself becomes part of the healing journey.

This space is for women who sense the need to pause, heal, and reflect on what they are carrying and what they are called to leave behind. Come and see what the Lord desires to restore, reveal, and renew.

Disclaimer:
This House is a spiritual space, the retreat is for women seeking a quiet, intentional space designed for reflection and healing. It is not suitable for parties, nightlife-centered travel, or romantic getaways. This house honors Luke 5:16 which states, "But Jesus often withdrew to lonely places and prayed."