Upcoming Retreats

During this seven-day retreat, participants are guided through a deep, intentional healing journey held by an experienced shaman and supportive facilitators. The week begins with an opening talk from the shaman, who explains the nature of the medicine, how the ceremonies are conducted, and how participants can best prepare for the experience.

Over the course of the retreat, guests take part in three Ayahuasca ceremonies, each held in a safe and carefully guided environment. The morning after each ceremony, the group gathers for a sharing circle, offering space for reflection, integration, and connection.

Between ceremonies, participants receive three traditional plant baths, supporting cleansing and energetic alignment. Mid-week, the group also enjoys a boat excursion, offering time in nature and a gentle break from the deeper inner work.

All meals are provided, following a retreat-friendly diet, and each participant is accommodated in a private room, creating a quiet space for rest and personal integration throughout the week.

This immersive fourteen-day retreat offers participants a deeper and more spacious journey into healing, guided by an experienced shaman and a supportive retreat team. The experience begins with an opening talk, where the shaman introduces the Ayahuasca medicine, ceremony structure, intentions, and preparation for the work ahead.

Across the retreat, guests take part in six Ayahuasca ceremonies, each held with traditional guidance and careful preparation. The morning after each ceremony, the group gathers in a sharing circle to reflect, integrate insights, and receive support.

Throughout the two weeks, participants receive three traditional plant baths, helping cleanse, ground, and harmonize their energy. Midway through the retreat, the shaman offers an educational talk on other medicinal plants used in the village, providing cultural context and a deeper understanding of Amazonian plant traditions.

The retreat also includes one boat excursion, offering time in nature and an opportunity for gentle restoration between inner experiences.

All meals are provided, following a diet supportive of the work, and each participant stays in a private room, offering privacy and rest throughout the journey.

This four-week immersive retreat offers participants the deepest level of connection, healing, and integration within a supportive, traditional setting. The journey begins with an opening talk from the shaman, who introduces the Ayahuasca medicine, ceremony practices, and guidance for navigating a month of inner work.

Guests will participate in the same three Ayahuasca ceremonies as the 1- and 2-week program participants, each conducted with experienced guidance and cultural authenticity. The morning after each ceremony, the group gathers for a sharing circle, creating space for reflection, emotional processing, and communal support.

Throughout the month, participants receive three traditional plant baths, helping cleanse and realign the mind and body as they move through the process. They will also attend a talk on other medicinal plants used in the village, gaining a deeper understanding of Amazonian healing traditions and the broader context of plant medicine.

The retreat includes one boat excursion, providing a restorative outing into nature and a refreshing break between deeper phases of inner exploration.

All meals are included and prepared in alignment with a retreat-friendly diet, and each guest is accommodated in a private room, offering space for rest, solitude, and ongoing integration over the month-long stay.

A plant dieta is a deeply personal and traditional Amazonian practice in which participants form a focused, intentional relationship with a specific healing plant. Each dieta is uniquely tailored, chosen with great care upon arrival through consultation with the shaman. Decisions are made based on the participant’s intentions, energetic needs, and the shaman’s communication with the plants themselves—an approach rooted in ancestral wisdom.

Dietas can range in duration from 15 days to up to 6 months, depending on the individual’s goals, readiness, and the guidance of the shaman. The exact length, structure, and level of isolation can be arranged in advance with the retreat staff to ensure the participant is fully prepared for the commitment involved.

During a dieta, participants typically follow specific guidelines—such as a simplified diet, reduced stimulation, and intentional solitude—to create the ideal conditions for learning from the plant. The shaman provides ongoing support, guidance, and oversight throughout the process.

This path is considered one of the most profound ways to connect with Amazonian plant teachings, offering space for introspection, clarity, and personal transformation within a respectful, traditional framework.