10-day Peru Ayahuasca Retreat - Join a group Lima to the Amazon
XV3Q+QM5, Tamshiyacu 16310, Peru
Up to 10 in group
May 11 - 20, 2024
Retreat Highlights
- Journey to the Heart of the Amazon: Experience the world's largest tropical rainforest and its abundant life.
- Traditional Ayahuasca Ceremonies: Participate in five transformative ceremonies guided by experienced Shipibo Shamans with over 25 years of experience and wisdom.
- Intimate Group Setting: Connect deeply in a small group, fostering safety, belonging, and profound personal exploration.
- Integration in Sacred Spaces: Visit the majestic ruins of Machu Picchu and delve into the depths of the Sacred Valley.
- Holistic Activities: Engage in yoga, meditation, and other practices to ground and process insights from the ceremonies.
- Cultural Immersion: Visit a traditional Shipibo village, learn about local artisanal arts and crafts, and immerse in the vibrant Peruvian culture.
- Rustic-Luxury Accommodation: Stay in strategically placed cottages in the Amazon, ensuring privacy and a deep connection with nature.
- Dietary Support: Enjoy meals prepared in line with the recommended Shamanic dieta, supporting the Ayahuasca journey.
- Expert Facilitation: Be guided by passionate leaders who have experienced the profound impacts of plant medicine and are dedicated to supporting your journey.
- Post-Trip Integration: Benefit from unwavering support, pre-trip preparation, and post-trip integration calls, ensuring a holistic experience.
About this Retreat
Jose is an Ayahuasquero from a mestizo community, carrying on the legacy of Ayahuasca healing from his uncles and grandfather, all respected Shipibo healers. For over twenty years, he's integrated traditional Shipibo icaros with his love for music, creating a unique soundscape that enhances the spiritual journey during Ayahuasca ceremonies.
His upbringing near Pucallpa ingrained him in a deep appreciation for Ayahuasca's healing potential. Today, he channels this wisdom into transformative experiences for those seeking spiritual healing. As an Ayahuasquero, his purpose extends beyond profession; it's his legacy and passion. he invites you to join us on this journey, trust in the healing power of Ayahuasca, and discover your full potential.
Cheyenne is a highly experienced and compassionate guide, specializing in transformative experiences and healing. With a decade of skillful leadership, she has guided diverse groups through profound journeys in travel and various healing modalities, leaving a lasting impact on all she encounters.
Her approach is characterized by deep listening and wise guidance, facilitating transformative healing experiences for her clients and groups. Through her innovative thinking and embodiment practices, she empowers people to discover their true selves. With a distinctive blend of psychosomatic therapy, clinical aromatherapy, energy healing, yoga, and meditation, she nurtures holistic development.
She believes that we are all our best healers, we have everything we need inside of us and our unique expression is the greatest thing we can contribute to this world. Her mission is rooted in this belief and continues to drive her to facilitate transformational experiences that encourage deeper connection to self, other and the natural world.
Curtis is the Co-Founder of Inward Travel and passionate about Plant Medicine and the positive impacts they can have on individuals and the world as a whole.
Curtis had his first big psychedelic experience more than 25 years ago at the age of 18 with psilocybin mushrooms. That one night opened his perception to something greater than he had understood to that point in his life, and he gained a clarity which encouraged him to follow his dreams, rather than settling for job simply to earn a salary.
Curtis took the inspiration from mushrooms and founded a travel company called Free & Easy Traveler, which went on to take thousands of people/year to more than 20 countries around the world.
Psilocybin mushrooms continued to be a medicine and teacher throughout Curtis' adult life and in 2015, he had the chance to sit with Ayahuasca. This would be the start of a new chapter in Curtis' journey,, where he felt a calling to be of greater service in helping humanity to connect more deeply with nature and mother earth.
Travel had always provided epic life changing moments, but Plant Medicine opened our minds beyond the programming of our society in which we've grown up and to see deeper truths about ourselves and about nature. With these truths, Curtis believes that humanity is capable of creating a more beautiful world that our hearts know is possible, and thus was the birth of Inward Travel.
Curtis has been a part of leading more than 200 groups and brings that experience to creating a beautiful trip experience for our groups. He is passionate about each individual's growth and healing and is committed to providing an incredible experience for all.
As with Free & Easy Traveler in the early days, Curtis is currently participating on every Inward Travel journey.
Details of this retreat
Embark on a profound 10-day journey through Peru, starting in Lima and venturing to the heart of the Amazon. This transformative experience will unite a group of participants as they travel by plane and boat to a remote retreat center in the jungle. For an entire week, immerse yourself in the ancient traditions of the Amazon, where you will have the opportunity to engage in five Ayahuasca ceremonies.
At Inward Travel, we hold tremendous reverence for the healing potential of Ayahuasca. The ceremonies will be conducted by experienced Shaman from the Mestizo and Shipibo lineage, boasting over 25 years of wisdom and knowledge. Delve into the depths of this powerful plant medicine, allowing it to guide your personal healing and transformation.
Embrace the chance to reconnect with your true nature and rewrite the story of your future. Our mission is to create a safe and supported environment for those who feel the call to sit with Ayahuasca, fostering profound connections and inner growth.
DAY 1 (LIMA)
Lima is our gathering place, where our journey together begins. Allow yourself to land down, as we get acquainted with our group and prepare for our journey to the Amazon.
DAY 2 (IQUITOS)
As a group, we will fly over the serpentine Amazonian river to Iquitos, the gateway to the Amazon and the tribal villages. This is our introduction to the world's largest tropical rainforest and the abundance of life that calls it home.
In Iquitos, we will have time to be with our intentions and have a group ‘Ayahuasca 101’ talk in preparation of the medicine experience. We'll have the opportunity to visit the largest market in Iquitos with all sorts of interesting Amazonian goods, and to go for a group dinner.
DAY 3 (AMAZON JUNGLE)
A 1.5 hour boat ride on the Amazon river brings us to our next destination and the thing that called you to this adventure. We immerse ourselves in the heart of the Amazon Jungle at an ‘off-grid' healing centre, one of the longest running Ayahuasca centres in the region. We are greeted by our 3 Shamans, our translator, and a wonderful team. Our lead Shaman, Jose, is an incredible man with a big heart and has over 25 years of working with Ayahuasca at this centre.
Welcomed by the spirit of Mother Ayahuasca, the ‘rustic-luxury’ jungle living allows us the opportunity to be fully immersed in the exotic wildness while exploring the wildness that lives within each of us. Each cottage is strategically placed a few minutes walk from the others, so your views are only the surrounding jungle. The staff provides immense support, ensuring everyone is safe and receiving what they need. There are many relaxing shared spaces where you can read, relax, and enjoy a hammock in solitude. You’ll have ample time to be with your process, to write, reflect, rest, and listen.
We will experience a traditional flower bath as we prepare for our first ceremony. This ceremony will be an introductory dose of medicine as the Shaman gets to know each of us and check in with how we respond. All meals are included, and we follow a dieta as recommended by the Shamans, with incredible whole foods.
DAY 4 (AMAZON JUNGLE)
Each day following a ceremony, our group will gather for a discussion circle after breakfast, where you can share with the shamans about your experience, and so they can understand your process day by day in order to provide guidance and to know how best to support you in the ceremonies. We are fortunate to have such dedicated shamans who care deeply about all of us, and these conversations are assisted by a translator.
Each of us will also have one private conversation with the shamans to share about your intentions with the medicine and anything that is personal, as we prepare for 2nd ceremony and a larger dose of Ayahuasca.
After each ceremony, there is also staff to walk with you safely back to your cottage. We are also fortunate to have daily room cleaning provided, another beautiful service offered by the wonderful and friendly staff. It's the little details that make such a difference, and we are taken care of tremendously.
DAY 5 (AMAZON JUNGLE)
One of the most beautiful aspects of the seclusion we have at our jungle homes is the slow pace at which we can move through each day. Fruit and hot tea are delivered to your cottage door at 7:00am, so you can wake up and go through your own process journalling and reflecting on the experiences we had the night before. The bonds of our group are deepening each day, and one of the most enjoyable and therapeutic elements is the opportunity to share the highs and lows that we all went through. We’re all supported tremendously, and this gives us all the confidence and safety to surrender and connect with the medicine deeper with each ceremony.
Breakfast is at 10am, followed by a group discussion for as long as is needed. Each day in the afternoon there is an optional activity, depending on the weather and the group’s energy levels. These include boat trips to see wildlife, local artisanal markets, interacting with monkeys, and some other surprises! On each day of ceremony, we will have lunch around 1:30pm, and then fast for the rest of the day. 7:30pm we gather in the Maloca (the ceremonial space) to once again sit with the medicine.
DAY 6 (AMAZON JUNGLE)
Day 6 is rest day! 3 ceremonies already up to this point, with 1 introductory dose, and 2 larger doses. It is a day for processing, journalling, reading, conversations, and catching up on sleep. We’ll have a group discussion and an afternoon activity, leaving lots of time to be in your flow, reflecting on your intentions to that point, and soaking up the hammock in your cottage.
A great aspect of a rest day is that we get to eat a tasty dinner and get to bed early! We’ll also have the chance to purchase some incredible Shipibo tapestries and artwork from the shamans. Many people find an art piece that symbolizes the experiences and visions you’ve encountered with Ayahuasca.
DAY 7 & 8 (AMAZON JUNGLE)
Our 4th and 5th ceremonies will see us back in the process of preparing to sit with the medicine in the evenings. People often experience a kind of arc over a week of sitting with Ayahuasca where the first 2-3 ceremonies provide more of a cleansing and clearing of negative energies, a kind of descending into the challenging emotions. Ceremonies 4 and 5 are often said to bring about more of a blossoming with ascending and creative energy to provide clarity on the best path forward.
Ayahuasca is truly a phenomenal medicine and we are so blessed to be in the presence of such incredible shamans to support us in this journey. Prior to our last ceremony, the shamans will bless us with another flower bath. The final ceremony is called the ‘Arcana’, a special process utilized by the shamans to seal one’s energy and layer protections on each of us after a series of ayahuasca ceremonies and to bring a conclusion to the ‘work’ that has been done during the retreat.
DAY 9 (AMAZON JUNGLE)
After our final ceremony, we will have another full day and night to be in a relaxing flow and enjoy our incredible sanctuary in the Amazon. We’ll have a final group discussion, go on an excursion, and experience the final closing traditions with our shamans and staff at our centre. We’ll also have an integration discussion as we prepare to take steps back into the outside world and to sustain and grow the gifts that we’ve received into our lives moving forward. Integration is an ongoing process for which our staff and community continue to provide support for you.
DAY 10 (AMAZON TO LIMA)
On the final day, we’ll wake up, have breakfast and then take the boat back to Iquitos to catch flights back to Lima. In Lima, some people will catch connecting flights, and others will return to our hotel in Lima. This brings a close to our group experience together, as we say our goodbyes. In only 10-days, so much has been shared and deep bonds have been formed. It is to sad to separate, but we’ll continue to keep connected and support each other’s journey, following this unforgettable experience together. Note: We also have an 8-day Integration extension trip to visit Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, and Cusco!
At Inward Travel, we hold tremendous reverence for the healing potential of Ayahuasca. The ceremonies will be conducted by experienced Shaman from the Mestizo and Shipibo lineage, boasting over 25 years of wisdom and knowledge. Delve into the depths of this powerful plant medicine, allowing it to guide your personal healing and transformation.
Embrace the chance to reconnect with your true nature and rewrite the story of your future. Our mission is to create a safe and supported environment for those who feel the call to sit with Ayahuasca, fostering profound connections and inner growth.
DAY 1 (LIMA)
Lima is our gathering place, where our journey together begins. Allow yourself to land down, as we get acquainted with our group and prepare for our journey to the Amazon.
DAY 2 (IQUITOS)
As a group, we will fly over the serpentine Amazonian river to Iquitos, the gateway to the Amazon and the tribal villages. This is our introduction to the world's largest tropical rainforest and the abundance of life that calls it home.
In Iquitos, we will have time to be with our intentions and have a group ‘Ayahuasca 101’ talk in preparation of the medicine experience. We'll have the opportunity to visit the largest market in Iquitos with all sorts of interesting Amazonian goods, and to go for a group dinner.
DAY 3 (AMAZON JUNGLE)
A 1.5 hour boat ride on the Amazon river brings us to our next destination and the thing that called you to this adventure. We immerse ourselves in the heart of the Amazon Jungle at an ‘off-grid' healing centre, one of the longest running Ayahuasca centres in the region. We are greeted by our 3 Shamans, our translator, and a wonderful team. Our lead Shaman, Jose, is an incredible man with a big heart and has over 25 years of working with Ayahuasca at this centre.
Welcomed by the spirit of Mother Ayahuasca, the ‘rustic-luxury’ jungle living allows us the opportunity to be fully immersed in the exotic wildness while exploring the wildness that lives within each of us. Each cottage is strategically placed a few minutes walk from the others, so your views are only the surrounding jungle. The staff provides immense support, ensuring everyone is safe and receiving what they need. There are many relaxing shared spaces where you can read, relax, and enjoy a hammock in solitude. You’ll have ample time to be with your process, to write, reflect, rest, and listen.
We will experience a traditional flower bath as we prepare for our first ceremony. This ceremony will be an introductory dose of medicine as the Shaman gets to know each of us and check in with how we respond. All meals are included, and we follow a dieta as recommended by the Shamans, with incredible whole foods.
DAY 4 (AMAZON JUNGLE)
Each day following a ceremony, our group will gather for a discussion circle after breakfast, where you can share with the shamans about your experience, and so they can understand your process day by day in order to provide guidance and to know how best to support you in the ceremonies. We are fortunate to have such dedicated shamans who care deeply about all of us, and these conversations are assisted by a translator.
Each of us will also have one private conversation with the shamans to share about your intentions with the medicine and anything that is personal, as we prepare for 2nd ceremony and a larger dose of Ayahuasca.
After each ceremony, there is also staff to walk with you safely back to your cottage. We are also fortunate to have daily room cleaning provided, another beautiful service offered by the wonderful and friendly staff. It's the little details that make such a difference, and we are taken care of tremendously.
DAY 5 (AMAZON JUNGLE)
One of the most beautiful aspects of the seclusion we have at our jungle homes is the slow pace at which we can move through each day. Fruit and hot tea are delivered to your cottage door at 7:00am, so you can wake up and go through your own process journalling and reflecting on the experiences we had the night before. The bonds of our group are deepening each day, and one of the most enjoyable and therapeutic elements is the opportunity to share the highs and lows that we all went through. We’re all supported tremendously, and this gives us all the confidence and safety to surrender and connect with the medicine deeper with each ceremony.
Breakfast is at 10am, followed by a group discussion for as long as is needed. Each day in the afternoon there is an optional activity, depending on the weather and the group’s energy levels. These include boat trips to see wildlife, local artisanal markets, interacting with monkeys, and some other surprises! On each day of ceremony, we will have lunch around 1:30pm, and then fast for the rest of the day. 7:30pm we gather in the Maloca (the ceremonial space) to once again sit with the medicine.
DAY 6 (AMAZON JUNGLE)
Day 6 is rest day! 3 ceremonies already up to this point, with 1 introductory dose, and 2 larger doses. It is a day for processing, journalling, reading, conversations, and catching up on sleep. We’ll have a group discussion and an afternoon activity, leaving lots of time to be in your flow, reflecting on your intentions to that point, and soaking up the hammock in your cottage.
A great aspect of a rest day is that we get to eat a tasty dinner and get to bed early! We’ll also have the chance to purchase some incredible Shipibo tapestries and artwork from the shamans. Many people find an art piece that symbolizes the experiences and visions you’ve encountered with Ayahuasca.
DAY 7 & 8 (AMAZON JUNGLE)
Our 4th and 5th ceremonies will see us back in the process of preparing to sit with the medicine in the evenings. People often experience a kind of arc over a week of sitting with Ayahuasca where the first 2-3 ceremonies provide more of a cleansing and clearing of negative energies, a kind of descending into the challenging emotions. Ceremonies 4 and 5 are often said to bring about more of a blossoming with ascending and creative energy to provide clarity on the best path forward.
Ayahuasca is truly a phenomenal medicine and we are so blessed to be in the presence of such incredible shamans to support us in this journey. Prior to our last ceremony, the shamans will bless us with another flower bath. The final ceremony is called the ‘Arcana’, a special process utilized by the shamans to seal one’s energy and layer protections on each of us after a series of ayahuasca ceremonies and to bring a conclusion to the ‘work’ that has been done during the retreat.
DAY 9 (AMAZON JUNGLE)
After our final ceremony, we will have another full day and night to be in a relaxing flow and enjoy our incredible sanctuary in the Amazon. We’ll have a final group discussion, go on an excursion, and experience the final closing traditions with our shamans and staff at our centre. We’ll also have an integration discussion as we prepare to take steps back into the outside world and to sustain and grow the gifts that we’ve received into our lives moving forward. Integration is an ongoing process for which our staff and community continue to provide support for you.
DAY 10 (AMAZON TO LIMA)
On the final day, we’ll wake up, have breakfast and then take the boat back to Iquitos to catch flights back to Lima. In Lima, some people will catch connecting flights, and others will return to our hotel in Lima. This brings a close to our group experience together, as we say our goodbyes. In only 10-days, so much has been shared and deep bonds have been formed. It is to sad to separate, but we’ll continue to keep connected and support each other’s journey, following this unforgettable experience together. Note: We also have an 8-day Integration extension trip to visit Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, and Cusco!
Schedule
7:00 am: Fruit and Tea - A fruit bowl and herbal tea are delivered to your cottage door, and are waiting for whenever you wake up. Gentle sounds of nature and soft jungle chimes signal the start of a new day.
7:00 - 10am: Morning Meditation, Yoga, Journalling, Read - Begin the day in your own process, connecting with the surrounding nature. This is a beautiful time to reflect on your intentions and on your ceremonies from the nights before.
10:00 am: Breakfast - Gather with your group to enjoy a nutritious spread of locally sourced food and herbal teas to nourish the body.
10:30 am: Integration Workshop - Gather with the Shamans and a translator to reflect on the previous night's ceremony, sharing experiences and insights with the group, and receiving feedback and wisdom from the Shamans.
12:00pm: Optional activities such as jungle walk, visit a local artisanal market, interact with the monkeys, or a boat trip to swim in the Amazon and see the river dolphins.
1:30 pm: Lunch - A wholesome meal prepared with fresh, local ingredients, adhering to the recommended dieta.
2:00 pm: Free Time or Optional Activities - Relax in a hammock, journal, or explore the surrounding jungle trails.
4:00 pm: Traditional Flower Bath - A cleansing ritual that prepares participants for the evening's ceremony.
6:30 pm: On days of ceremony, we do not eat dinner before ceremony. On days off, we have a delicious and nutritional meal.
7:30 pm: Ayahuasca Ceremony - Guided by skilled shamans, embark on a transformative journey with the sacred plant medicine.
12:00 am (or upon ceremony's conclusion): Rest & Reflection - Return to your cottage (whenever you are ready) for rest, introspection, and integration of the night's experiences.
7:00 - 10am: Morning Meditation, Yoga, Journalling, Read - Begin the day in your own process, connecting with the surrounding nature. This is a beautiful time to reflect on your intentions and on your ceremonies from the nights before.
10:00 am: Breakfast - Gather with your group to enjoy a nutritious spread of locally sourced food and herbal teas to nourish the body.
10:30 am: Integration Workshop - Gather with the Shamans and a translator to reflect on the previous night's ceremony, sharing experiences and insights with the group, and receiving feedback and wisdom from the Shamans.
12:00pm: Optional activities such as jungle walk, visit a local artisanal market, interact with the monkeys, or a boat trip to swim in the Amazon and see the river dolphins.
1:30 pm: Lunch - A wholesome meal prepared with fresh, local ingredients, adhering to the recommended dieta.
2:00 pm: Free Time or Optional Activities - Relax in a hammock, journal, or explore the surrounding jungle trails.
4:00 pm: Traditional Flower Bath - A cleansing ritual that prepares participants for the evening's ceremony.
6:30 pm: On days of ceremony, we do not eat dinner before ceremony. On days off, we have a delicious and nutritional meal.
7:30 pm: Ayahuasca Ceremony - Guided by skilled shamans, embark on a transformative journey with the sacred plant medicine.
12:00 am (or upon ceremony's conclusion): Rest & Reflection - Return to your cottage (whenever you are ready) for rest, introspection, and integration of the night's experiences.
Note: Schedule is approximate and may change
Getting Here
Inward Travel, XV3Q+QM5, Tamshiyacu 16310, Peru
Directions
Trip starting from Lima with flights to and from the Amazon Jungle included in the price. Trip leaders gather the group in Lima and everyone travels together, preparing for our time in the jungle along the way.
Accommodation
Rustic-Luxury Cottages: Nestled amidst the Amazon's verdant embrace, our cottages offer a harmonious blend of rustic charm and luxury. Crafted with local materials, they exude an authentic jungle ambiance. Private Spaces: Each cottage is strategically positioned a few minutes walk from the others to provide privacy, and allowing you to soak up your own slice of jungle tranquility. Guests won't have another cottage in their view, allowing for a truly immersive jungle experience. Comfortable Bedding: While the surroundings are rustic, comfort isn't compromised. Each guest enjoys a double bed adorned with quality mattresses and plush bedding, ensuring restful nights. Mosquito Nets: To enhance comfort, every bed is equipped with mosquito nets, ensuring guests a peaceful sleep without the bother of insects. Two-Level Cottages: Our extra-large cottages have two levels, with each level accommodating a maximum of one person. This design ensures that every guest has ample space and privacy. Hammock Relaxation: Inside each cottage, guests will find a cozy hammock, perfect for afternoon siestas or evening relaxation, all while being screened off from any bugs. Daily Room Service: We understand the importance of cleanliness, especially in a jungle setting. Our dedicated staff ensures that cottages are cleaned daily, maintaining a fresh environment for our guests. Morning Delights: To start the day right, fruit and tea are delivered to each cottage door by 7:00 am, allowing guests to wake up to a refreshing treat. Eco-Friendly Design: In line with our commitment to sustainability, our accommodations are designed to have minimal environmental impact, ensuring we coexist harmoniously with nature. River Proximity: The retreat's proximity to the Amazon River not only offers mesmerizing views but also easy access for boat rides and water-based activities.
10-day trip price - Lima to the Amazon (return included)
Venue & Amenities
A/C in Rooms
Free Wifi
Spa
Sauna
Pool
Towels
Free Parking
Kitchen
Tour Assistance
Hot Tub
Coffee/Tea
Cafe
Restaurant
Fitness Center
Yoga Studio
Housekeeping
Bicycles For Rent
Secluded Amazon Location: Deep in the jungle for tranquility.
Rustic-Luxury Cottages: Private, with quality bedding and hammocks.
Off-the-Grid Living: True immersion in nature.
800-Acre Lush Property: Rich in wildlife and flora.
Traditional Maloca: Sacred space for ceremonies.
Yoga - 360-degree views for meditation and yoga.
Sauna & Flower Bath: Purification rituals.
Dining Area: Meals following the shamanic dieta.
Eco-Friendly Design: Sustainable and harmonious.
River Access: For boat rides
Rustic-Luxury Cottages: Private, with quality bedding and hammocks.
Off-the-Grid Living: True immersion in nature.
800-Acre Lush Property: Rich in wildlife and flora.
Traditional Maloca: Sacred space for ceremonies.
Yoga - 360-degree views for meditation and yoga.
Sauna & Flower Bath: Purification rituals.
Dining Area: Meals following the shamanic dieta.
Eco-Friendly Design: Sustainable and harmonious.
River Access: For boat rides
Meals
Menu Types
Vegan
Vegetarian
Pescetarian
Ayurvedic
Includes Meat
Organic
Gluten Free
Dairy Free
Nut Free
At our retreat, we serve Ayahuasca-friendly, Peruvian-inspired meals with fresh, local ingredients. We cater to various dietary preferences, enhancing your inner journey.
What's Included
- Airfare and transport: Two internal flights and all necessary transportation within Peru.
- Accommodations: Rustic-luxury cottages in the heart of the Amazon, ensuring privacy and immersion in nature. Hotels in Lima and Iquitos.
- Meals: All meals during the Amazon stay, adhering to the recommended Shamanic dieta.
- Ayahuasca Ceremonies: Five transformative ceremonies guided by experienced Shamans.
- Daily group discussion circles pre and post-ceremony with Shamans (and a translator) to share and to process experiences.
- 2 experienced Trip Leaders to guide the journey and who work closely with the Shamans and contacts at each destination.
- 2 traditional flower baths Ayahuasca 101 introduction circle Tour of how Ayahuasca is made on-site
- Daily room cleaning in Amazon
- Ayahuasca Integration workshop
- Guided Tours and Activities: optional excursions such as boat trips to see wildlife, interacting with monkeys, and visit to local artisanal markets.
- Pre-Trip calls and preparation and Post-Trip integration calls
- Unwavering support from trip leaders, facilitators, and Shamans throughout the journey.
- Dieta Guidance: Detailed recommendations provided in pre trip email and pre trip calls
- Packing Guidance: Detailed packing recommendations provided in a pre-trip email.
- Digital Detox: An opportunity to disconnect from devices and deeply connect with the experience.
- Laundry: Availability of free laundry services during the trip.
What's Not Included
- International Airfare: Flights to and from Lima, Peru.
- Travel Insurance: Personal travel and medical insurance.
- Personal Expenses: Souvenirs, additional snacks, and personal purchases.
- Optional Activities: Any activities not mentioned in the itinerary.
- Additional Healing Sessions: Any personal healing or therapy sessions outside of the group ceremonies.
- Alcoholic Beverages: Any alcoholic drinks during the trip.
- Visa Fees: If applicable, visa fees for entry into Peru.
- Gratuities: Tips for local staff, guides, and Shamans, unless specified.
- Medical Precautions: Any vaccinations or medications recommended for travel to Peru.
- Additional Nights: Extra nights of accommodation outside of the trip's itinerary.
- Transport: Any additional transportation not covered in the itinerary.
- Internet/Phone Charges: Any costs associated with internet access or phone calls during the trip.
- Emergency Evacuation: Costs associated with emergency medical evacuation.
- Laundry: Any laundry services not mentioned in the itinerary.
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