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Heal, release, and be reborn. The jungle holds the medicine, you hold the answers.
📅 Itinerary
Day 1
-Participants arrive in Iquitos the day before the retreat.
-Pick-up from the hotel and boat transfer to the center.
-Welcome and 1st ceremony in the evening.
Day 2
-Plant bath / Pulsario treatment
-Sharing circle
-Rest and integration time
-Includes 3 meals
Day 3
-Excursion (Monkey Island or Butterfly Sanctuary)
-2nd ceremony in the evening
Day 4
-Plant bath / Pulsario treatment
-Sharing circle
-Rest and integration time
-Includes 3 meals
Day 5
-Jungle excursion to discover medicinal plants
-3rd ceremony in the evening
Day 6
-Plant bath / Pulsario treatment
-Sharing circle
-Rest and integration time
-Includes 3 meals
Day 7
-Final night of ceremony
Day 8
-Pulsario treatment with flower bath
-Boat ride back to Iquitos
-Final transfer / departure
🔹 Important Note
The itinerary is referential and may be adjusted due to weather conditions, logistical needs, or recommendations from the shamans. Flexibility is part of the experience, as the spiritual process and connection with nature require adapting to the environment to ensure the safety and well-being of all participants.
USD: 1,500
CLP: $1,450,000
- 4 Ayahuasca ceremonies guided by experienced shamans.
- Daily meals (balanced diet according to traditional guidelines).
- The airport transfer is included, but only if participants arrive in the city no more than two days before the retreat begins.
- Private accommodation with bathroom.
- Two excursion during the stay.
- Healing treatments and care after each ceremony.
- Personalized attention and support throughout the process.
❌ NOT INCLUDED
- International or domestic flights to the arrival city.
- Travel insurance.
- Additional expenses such as personal purchases, souvenirs, or drinks outside the diet.
- Voluntary tips for the support team.
- Optional activities not mentioned in the official program.
8 days / 7 nights
Preparation beforehand: follow the recommended diet at least one week prior (avoid alcohol, red meat, processed foods, caffeine, and drugs). This will help make the ceremonies deeper and safer.
Open attitude: approach the experience with respect, trust, and willingness for inner work. The process may bring intense emotions, but the shamans will be there to guide and support you.
Personal items: bring comfortable and light clothing, proper footwear for walks, personal hygiene items, insect repellent, and a notebook to write down reflections.
Respect for the group: the retreat is a collective experience. Listen, share with respect, and maintain confidentiality about what other participants experience.
Hydration and rest: drink enough water and take advantage of rest periods between ceremonies to restore your energy.
Health and safety: inform the team if you have any medical condition, are taking medications, or have previous experiences with sacred plants. This is key for your safety.
Digital disconnection: take the opportunity to minimize the use of phones and social media. The retreat is a chance to connect with yourself and with nature.
