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10 Days Premium Ayahuasca Retreat in Sacred Valley & Manu National Park

Sacred Valley & Manu Experience | 5 Ayahuasca Ceremonies, Master Shamans & Deep Rainforest Immersion

10 Days Premium Ayahuasca Retreat, Sacred Valley & Amazon Meditation, Wildlife Observation & Hot Springs

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$1,900.00
Duration: 7 Days
Location: Manu National Park, Madre de Dios, Peru

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Duration: 10 Days | 5 Ayahuasca Ceremonies | Two Sacred Locations | One Transformational Experience

Locations: Sacred Valley & Manu National Park, Peru

  • Schedule Note: Please check our availability calendar before making your reservation.

  • Experience: Experience a unique transformational journey spanning the mystical Sacred Valley and the pristine rainforest of Manu National Park, designed for those seeking deep personal growth, self-discovery, and connection with ancestral traditions.

Medical Clearance Letter

  • Scan & Physical Copy: Please email us a scanned copy and bring to Cusco a medical clearance letter from your physician confirming that you are in good physical and mental health.
  • Mandatory Status: This document is required to participate in the retreat.
  • On-Site Evaluation Option: If you are unable to provide this letter, you will be required to undergo a medical evaluation with our physician in Cusco on the day your retreat begins.
  • Additional Fee: This medical examination is available for an additional fee of US$50; if you need this service, please contact our team in advance so we can assist you with the arrangements.

Health Conditions & Medications

  • Prior Disclosure: If you have any physical or psychological medical condition, or if you are currently taking any prescription medication, please inform us before booking your retreat.

Participants Over 50 Years Old

  • Cardiac Stress Test: Participants 50 years of age or older are required to complete a cardiac stress test (exercise stress test).
  • Location & Cost: This test may be performed in your home country or in Cusco for an additional cost of US$55.

Departure Day & Pre-Retreat Diet

  • Breakfast on Departure: On the day of departure, please have fresh fruit and natural juices for breakfast.
  • Foods to Avoid: Avoid heavy foods, meat, dairy products, alcohol, and any other substances that may interfere with your preparation for the ceremonies.
  • Pre-Retreat Preparation: Because Ayahuasca is a powerful ancestral medicine that can interact with certain medications, supplements, or recreational drugs, we recommend carefully following our pre-retreat preparation diet.
  • Timeline: Whenever possible and with the approval of your treating physician, avoid interfering substances for at least two weeks before the retreat.

Recommended Packing List

  • Clothing & Footwear: Lightweight long-sleeved clothing, a rain jacket or poncho, comfortable walking shoes, sandals, and a hat.
  • Essential Gear: Sunscreen, organic and biodegradable insect repellent, a flashlight, and a reusable water bottle.

Medical Safety & Remote Location Notice

  • Limited External Services: Because our centers are located in protected and hard-to-reach areas, external medical services are limited.
  • Medical Instructions: It is essential to follow all instructions from our medical team and provide complete information about any health conditions or medications before your arrival.
  • Our Mission: Our goal is to offer a safe, responsible, and deeply transformative experience while respecting traditional Andean and Amazonian medicine alongside the natural environment.

Two Weeks Before: Please Refrain From

  • Pork
  • Sexual activity of any kind, including masturbation
  • Alcohol
  • Cannabis
  • All street drugs (cocaine, MDMA, amphetamines, etc.) — mandatory for your safety and for the possible energetic impact on other guests
  • Spicy food
  • Ice, ice cream, or iced drinks

One Week Before: Please Refrain From

  • Refined sugars
  • Red meat
  • Junk food
  • Salt or pepper
  • Sweets or chocolate
  • Oils (if you need to use oil, use olive oil or coconut oil very sparingly)
  • Animal fats (lard, etc.)
  • Carbonated beverages (including diet sodas, energy drinks, and non-alcoholic beer)
  • Dairy products
  • Fermented foods
  • Caffeine and other stimulants

Additional Important Notes

  • Important Medications: Please contact us if you are currently taking any medication or supplement.
  • Menstruation: If you will be menstruating during the retreat, please inform your facilitators upon arrival.
  • Pregnancy Warning: Ayahuasca is not compatible with pregnancy.

Manu National Park, Madre de Dios, Peru

CUSCO – MANU NATIONAL PARK – CUSCO

How to Get Here: To reach our retreat center in Manu National Park, you must first fly to Cusco, Peru, usually via Lima International Airport (Jorge Chávez
International Airport). There are numerous daily flights between Lima (LIM) and Cusco (CUZ), operated by airlines such as LATAM Airlines, Sky Airline Peru, and JetSMART Peru. The flight takes approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. We recommend arriving in Cusco at least two days before the retreat begins to acclimatize to the altitude of Cusco. On the first day of the retreat, we will meet at Plaza Nazarenas in Cusco at 6:00 a.m. From there, our private transportation will depart toward the Amazon rainforest.
The journey to our retreat center is part of the experience itself. We travel by road through the majestic Andes and the cloud forest until reaching Atalaya Port, where we board a motorized boat that navigates the Madre de Dios River and then the Río Soga de Oro, leading us deep into the pristine rainforest of Manu National Park. Our retreat center is located in a remote and protected area of the Peruvian Amazon, surrounded by extraordinary biodiversity and accessible only by river. Because transportation is organized as a group, participants must arrive on time at the meeting point in Cusco. Once the group has departed, it is not possible to join the retreat until the next scheduled departure. If you have any questions regarding flights, accommodation in Cusco before the retreat, or travel arrangements, our team will be happy to assist you in planning your journey.

Location Reference: For your reference, you can view the general area of our logistics and transit points here:

 

Traditional Guidance & Healing

  • Expert Team: Your retreat will be guided by a team of traditional medicine masters, including Amazonian Shipibo healers and Andean practitioners, who work together to provide a comprehensive healing experience.
  • Ceremonial Safety: Ayahuasca ceremonies are held in a safe environment, featuring the permanent presence of a doctor and immediate access to state-of-the-art emergency medical equipment.
  • Individual Consultations: Enjoy individual sessions with both shamans and psychologists to help integrate your experiences, answer questions, and support your personal healing and spiritual development.
  • Group Integration: Participate in group integration sessions to share your experiences and receive professional guidance for daily life.

Medical, Accommodation & Logistics Support

  • Medical & Psychological Care: Comprehensive medical and psychological evaluations are provided before the retreat, with continuous follow-up throughout the entire program.
  • Comfortable Lodging: Accommodation in comfortable rooms surrounded by nature in both locations.
  • Healthy Meals: Specially designed meals included to support the medicine preparation and integration process.
  • Transportation: Ground transportation by car and river transportation by boat, covering all transit between Cusco, the Sacred Valley, and Manu.
  • Multidisciplinary Team Support: Receive continuous support and 24-hour assistance from a dedicated team of doctors, psychologists, nurses, and support staff to ensure your well-being and safety.

Mindfulness, Nature & Excursions

  • Mindful Practices: Guided meditations, breathing exercises, mindfulness practices, and Munay meditations for a deeper connection with nature and self.
  • Guided Excursions: Professionally guided activities including volunteer work at a dog shelter, Pachamama offering, Machu Wasi Lagoon wildlife observation, Shintuya Hot Springs visit, and rainforest explorations.
  • Spaces & Resources: Access to gardens, rest areas, ceremonial malocas, and support materials with recommendations for pre-retreat preparation and post-retreat integration.
  • Day 1 – Sacred Valley: Meeting at Plaza Nazarenas in Cusco, departure to the Sacred Valley retreat center, welcome orientation and purification ceremony, group meeting with shamans and medical team discussing Ayahuasca, intentions, Coca Leaf Ceremony, and Shipibo wisdom. Individual consultations with the physician, psychologists, and traditional healers. Talk on Andean philosophy, Inca spirituality, introduction to meditation, Munay Meditation, preparation and silent meditation in the ceremonial maloca, followed by the First Ayahuasca Ceremony at night.
  • Day 2 – Sacred Valley: Breakfast, volunteer activity with Human Actions – Dog Shelter, snack, integration circle focusing on Shipibo wisdom, Icaros, and plant diets. Individual consultations with psychologists and healers, relaxation time, Andean Philosophy (Munay, Yachay & Llankay), Munay Meditation, preparation for ceremony, followed by the Second Ayahuasca Ceremony at night.
  • Day 3 – Sacred Valley: Group integration session, individual consultations, gratitude offering to Pachamama (Mother Earth), Human Actions presentation, post-retreat integration guidance, and dietary recommendations. Cultural handicrafts, photographs, free time, lunch at the retreat center, afternoon free for rest and packing for the Amazon expedition, farewell dinner in the Sacred Valley, and overnight stay.
  • Day 4 – Journey to Manu National Park: Departure by private vehicle from the Sacred Valley to Atalaya Port with breakfast en route, boat transfer along the Madre de Dios River to the Shipitiare community, followed by arrival, accommodation, orientation, and rest.
  • Day 5 – Manu National Park: Early morning visit to the Parrot Clay Lick, breakfast, guided medicinal plants tour, preparation for ceremony, followed by the Third Ayahuasca Ceremony at night.
  • Day 6 – Manu National Park: Breakfast, visit to Machu Wasi Lagoon for wildlife observation, individual integration sessions with the psychologist and traditional healers, group sharing circle, and free time for contemplation and rest.
  • Day 7 – Manu National Park: Breakfast, river bathing and traditional fishing, mindfulness and breathing practices, followed by the Fourth Ayahuasca Ceremony at night.
  • Day 8 – Manu National Park: Breakfast, visit to Shintuya Hot Springs, natural Amazonian clay bath for skin cleansing and revitalization, group integration, individual consultations, and free time for reflection.
  • Day 9 – Manu National Park: Breakfast, traditional archery, masato and suri tasting, guided rainforest walk with wildlife observation, preparation for the closing ceremony, followed by the Fifth Ayahuasca Ceremony at night.
  • Day 10 – Closing & Return: Breakfast, final integration circle, personalized post-retreat recommendations, boat transfer to Atalaya, and private transportation back to Cusco.

Duration: 10 Days | 5 Ayahuasca Ceremonies | Two Sacred Locations | One Transformational Experience

Locations: Sacred Valley & Manu National Park, Peru

  • Schedule Note: Please check our availability calendar before making your reservation.

  • Experience: Experience a unique transformational journey spanning the mystical Sacred Valley and the pristine rainforest of Manu National Park, designed for those seeking deep personal growth, self-discovery, and connection with ancestral traditions.

Medical Clearance Letter

  • Scan & Physical Copy: Please email us a scanned copy and bring to Cusco a medical clearance letter from your physician confirming that you are in good physical and mental health.
  • Mandatory Status: This document is required to participate in the retreat.
  • On-Site Evaluation Option: If you are unable to provide this letter, you will be required to undergo a medical evaluation with our physician in Cusco on the day your retreat begins.
  • Additional Fee: This medical examination is available for an additional fee of US$50; if you need this service, please contact our team in advance so we can assist you with the arrangements.

Health Conditions & Medications

  • Prior Disclosure: If you have any physical or psychological medical condition, or if you are currently taking any prescription medication, please inform us before booking your retreat.

Participants Over 50 Years Old

  • Cardiac Stress Test: Participants 50 years of age or older are required to complete a cardiac stress test (exercise stress test).
  • Location & Cost: This test may be performed in your home country or in Cusco for an additional cost of US$55.

Departure Day & Pre-Retreat Diet

  • Breakfast on Departure: On the day of departure, please have fresh fruit and natural juices for breakfast.
  • Foods to Avoid: Avoid heavy foods, meat, dairy products, alcohol, and any other substances that may interfere with your preparation for the ceremonies.
  • Pre-Retreat Preparation: Because Ayahuasca is a powerful ancestral medicine that can interact with certain medications, supplements, or recreational drugs, we recommend carefully following our pre-retreat preparation diet.
  • Timeline: Whenever possible and with the approval of your treating physician, avoid interfering substances for at least two weeks before the retreat.

Recommended Packing List

  • Clothing & Footwear: Lightweight long-sleeved clothing, a rain jacket or poncho, comfortable walking shoes, sandals, and a hat.
  • Essential Gear: Sunscreen, organic and biodegradable insect repellent, a flashlight, and a reusable water bottle.

Medical Safety & Remote Location Notice

  • Limited External Services: Because our centers are located in protected and hard-to-reach areas, external medical services are limited.
  • Medical Instructions: It is essential to follow all instructions from our medical team and provide complete information about any health conditions or medications before your arrival.
  • Our Mission: Our goal is to offer a safe, responsible, and deeply transformative experience while respecting traditional Andean and Amazonian medicine alongside the natural environment.

Two Weeks Before: Please Refrain From

  • Pork
  • Sexual activity of any kind, including masturbation
  • Alcohol
  • Cannabis
  • All street drugs (cocaine, MDMA, amphetamines, etc.) — mandatory for your safety and for the possible energetic impact on other guests
  • Spicy food
  • Ice, ice cream, or iced drinks

One Week Before: Please Refrain From

  • Refined sugars
  • Red meat
  • Junk food
  • Salt or pepper
  • Sweets or chocolate
  • Oils (if you need to use oil, use olive oil or coconut oil very sparingly)
  • Animal fats (lard, etc.)
  • Carbonated beverages (including diet sodas, energy drinks, and non-alcoholic beer)
  • Dairy products
  • Fermented foods
  • Caffeine and other stimulants

Additional Important Notes

  • Important Medications: Please contact us if you are currently taking any medication or supplement.
  • Menstruation: If you will be menstruating during the retreat, please inform your facilitators upon arrival.
  • Pregnancy Warning: Ayahuasca is not compatible with pregnancy.

Manu National Park, Madre de Dios, Peru

CUSCO – MANU NATIONAL PARK – CUSCO

How to Get Here: To reach our retreat center in Manu National Park, you must first fly to Cusco, Peru, usually via Lima International Airport (Jorge Chávez
International Airport). There are numerous daily flights between Lima (LIM) and Cusco (CUZ), operated by airlines such as LATAM Airlines, Sky Airline Peru, and JetSMART Peru. The flight takes approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. We recommend arriving in Cusco at least two days before the retreat begins to acclimatize to the altitude of Cusco. On the first day of the retreat, we will meet at Plaza Nazarenas in Cusco at 6:00 a.m. From there, our private transportation will depart toward the Amazon rainforest.
The journey to our retreat center is part of the experience itself. We travel by road through the majestic Andes and the cloud forest until reaching Atalaya Port, where we board a motorized boat that navigates the Madre de Dios River and then the Río Soga de Oro, leading us deep into the pristine rainforest of Manu National Park. Our retreat center is located in a remote and protected area of the Peruvian Amazon, surrounded by extraordinary biodiversity and accessible only by river. Because transportation is organized as a group, participants must arrive on time at the meeting point in Cusco. Once the group has departed, it is not possible to join the retreat until the next scheduled departure. If you have any questions regarding flights, accommodation in Cusco before the retreat, or travel arrangements, our team will be happy to assist you in planning your journey.

Location Reference: For your reference, you can view the general area of our logistics and transit points here:

 

Traditional Guidance & Healing

  • Expert Team: Your retreat will be guided by a team of traditional medicine masters, including Amazonian Shipibo healers and Andean practitioners, who work together to provide a comprehensive healing experience.
  • Ceremonial Safety: Ayahuasca ceremonies are held in a safe environment, featuring the permanent presence of a doctor and immediate access to state-of-the-art emergency medical equipment.
  • Individual Consultations: Enjoy individual sessions with both shamans and psychologists to help integrate your experiences, answer questions, and support your personal healing and spiritual development.
  • Group Integration: Participate in group integration sessions to share your experiences and receive professional guidance for daily life.

Medical, Accommodation & Logistics Support

  • Medical & Psychological Care: Comprehensive medical and psychological evaluations are provided before the retreat, with continuous follow-up throughout the entire program.
  • Comfortable Lodging: Accommodation in comfortable rooms surrounded by nature in both locations.
  • Healthy Meals: Specially designed meals included to support the medicine preparation and integration process.
  • Transportation: Ground transportation by car and river transportation by boat, covering all transit between Cusco, the Sacred Valley, and Manu.
  • Multidisciplinary Team Support: Receive continuous support and 24-hour assistance from a dedicated team of doctors, psychologists, nurses, and support staff to ensure your well-being and safety.

Mindfulness, Nature & Excursions

  • Mindful Practices: Guided meditations, breathing exercises, mindfulness practices, and Munay meditations for a deeper connection with nature and self.
  • Guided Excursions: Professionally guided activities including volunteer work at a dog shelter, Pachamama offering, Machu Wasi Lagoon wildlife observation, Shintuya Hot Springs visit, and rainforest explorations.
  • Spaces & Resources: Access to gardens, rest areas, ceremonial malocas, and support materials with recommendations for pre-retreat preparation and post-retreat integration.

  • Day 1 – Sacred Valley: Meeting at Plaza Nazarenas in Cusco, departure to the Sacred Valley retreat center, welcome orientation and purification ceremony, group meeting with shamans and medical team discussing Ayahuasca, intentions, Coca Leaf Ceremony, and Shipibo wisdom. Individual consultations with the physician, psychologists, and traditional healers. Talk on Andean philosophy, Inca spirituality, introduction to meditation, Munay Meditation, preparation and silent meditation in the ceremonial maloca, followed by the First Ayahuasca Ceremony at night.
  • Day 2 – Sacred Valley: Breakfast, volunteer activity with Human Actions – Dog Shelter, snack, integration circle focusing on Shipibo wisdom, Icaros, and plant diets. Individual consultations with psychologists and healers, relaxation time, Andean Philosophy (Munay, Yachay & Llankay), Munay Meditation, preparation for ceremony, followed by the Second Ayahuasca Ceremony at night.
  • Day 3 – Sacred Valley: Group integration session, individual consultations, gratitude offering to Pachamama (Mother Earth), Human Actions presentation, post-retreat integration guidance, and dietary recommendations. Cultural handicrafts, photographs, free time, lunch at the retreat center, afternoon free for rest and packing for the Amazon expedition, farewell dinner in the Sacred Valley, and overnight stay.
  • Day 4 – Journey to Manu National Park: Departure by private vehicle from the Sacred Valley to Atalaya Port with breakfast en route, boat transfer along the Madre de Dios River to the Shipitiare community, followed by arrival, accommodation, orientation, and rest.
  • Day 5 – Manu National Park: Early morning visit to the Parrot Clay Lick, breakfast, guided medicinal plants tour, preparation for ceremony, followed by the Third Ayahuasca Ceremony at night.
  • Day 6 – Manu National Park: Breakfast, visit to Machu Wasi Lagoon for wildlife observation, individual integration sessions with the psychologist and traditional healers, group sharing circle, and free time for contemplation and rest.
  • Day 7 – Manu National Park: Breakfast, river bathing and traditional fishing, mindfulness and breathing practices, followed by the Fourth Ayahuasca Ceremony at night.
  • Day 8 – Manu National Park: Breakfast, visit to Shintuya Hot Springs, natural Amazonian clay bath for skin cleansing and revitalization, group integration, individual consultations, and free time for reflection.
  • Day 9 – Manu National Park: Breakfast, traditional archery, masato and suri tasting, guided rainforest walk with wildlife observation, preparation for the closing ceremony, followed by the Fifth Ayahuasca Ceremony at night.
  • Day 10 – Closing & Return: Breakfast, final integration circle, personalized post-retreat recommendations, boat transfer to Atalaya, and private transportation back to Cusco.
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