Join six days of Andean ceremony, sacred natural sites, and shared community, guided by Tayta Willak.
A 6-Day Healing Journey
This retreat brings together sacred ceremonies, time in nature, rest, and cultural immersion to support a grounded and transformative process.
Arrival, welcome ceremony, and fire circle
Huachuma ceremony
Sacred lake and waterfall excursion
Sacred mountain visit and Ayahuasca ceremony
Rest and integration
Kichwa cultural experience and departure
Send a message with your preferred retreat dates and room category. Share a little about yourself and your intentions, and the team will follow up to arrange a discovery call.
During your free 30-minute discovery call, you can ask any questions. You will also be screened psychologically and medically to ensure the retreat is a suitable fit, including a discussion of contraindications. Your booking will then be confirmed.
Once your spot is secured, you will receive all essential preparation details by email in English, German, or Spanish. Four weeks before the retreat, or as soon as you book, a preparation call will be scheduled to answer your questions and support your journey ahead.
You will be picked up at Quito International Airport. In many cases, it is also possible to arrive earlier to acclimatize. Throughout the retreat, you will be immersed in ceremony, nature, teachings, and community, with a team member available 24/7 for personal support or questions.
During the retreat, you will learn effective integration tools. Afterward, two online group integration sessions will support you once you are back home. For two weeks after the retreat, Tayta Willak and Maja remain available for personal support via WhatsApp.
Transformational journeys often lead to lasting friendships. Free online community calls help you stay connected, continue your growth, and remain part of the community. One-on-one healing sessions with Tayta Willak, as well as ongoing integration and nature-therapy sessions with Maja, are also available.
Your Investment for 6 Days of Personal Growth
You will stay in a home created for small, intimate retreats, with a warm atmosphere that feels more like family than a hotel. Your guest room is part of a shared living and dining area, and a rooftop terrace above invites you to practice yoga or meditate with views over the surrounding hills. Outside, a garden filled with mandarins, oranges, and papayas offers fresh fruit to pick and enjoy.
One of two single beds in a shared room for same-gender guests, or one king-size bed for couples.
$1,490 USD per person for 6 days all-inclusive
A private room with either one king-size bed or two single beds.
$2,190 USD per person for 6 days all-inclusive
| Cycle | 5-Night | 7-Night | 14-Night |
|---|---|---|---|
| Autumn I | 27 Sep – 2 Oct 2026 | 4–11 Oct 2026 | 27 Sep – 11 Oct 2026 |
| Autumn II | 1–6 Nov 2026 | 8–15 Nov 2026 | 1–15 Nov 2026 |
| Winter I | 22–27 Nov 2026 | 29 Nov – 6 Dec 2026 | 22 Nov – 6 Dec 2026 |
| Winter II | 14–19 Feb 2027 | 21–28 Feb 2027 | 14–28 Feb 2027 |
| Spring I | 18 - 23 April 2027 | 25 April – 2 May 2027 | 18 Apr – 2 May 2027 |
This retreat is designed for those seeking deep healing and a stronger connection with nature. Guided by experienced shamans, you will work with sacred plant medicines and engage with the rich culture of the Kichwa people.
The retreat takes place in the stunning province of Pichincha, Ecuador, surrounded by lush mountains and waterfalls. You will connect with Pacha Mama, or Mother Earth, through ceremonies at sacred sites and learn traditional Kichwa practices and crafts.
The team is committed to offering a safe, supportive environment throughout your journey, with a strong emphasis on community and a transformative experience.
This retreat is not suitable for everyone. Each participant is screened psychologically and medically to ensure the experience is appropriate, so please be fully honest about your medical history and any medications you are taking.
Participants are also asked to honor the sacred nature of the ceremonies and the traditions of the Kichwa people. Modest, respectful clothing is required during ceremonies.
If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out.
"This retreat changed my life. I felt safe, supported, and deeply connected to myself and others. The ceremonies were powerful and the teachings were profound. I highly recommend this retreat to anyone seeking healing and transformation."
"The staff was incredibly caring and attentive. The food was delicious and the accommodations were comfortable. I felt like family from the moment I arrived. The retreat was exactly what I needed at this time in my life."
"I was nervous about trying ayahuasca for the first time, but the team made me feel so safe and supported. The ceremony was beautiful and I felt a deep sense of peace and clarity afterwards. I am so grateful for this experience."
Do I need to be a vegetarian?
Yes, all participants are asked to follow a vegetarian diet for the duration of the retreat.
Can I bring my own food?
No, all meals are included.
Is there a dress code?
Yes. Please dress modestly and respectfully, especially during ceremonies. Comfortable clothing for hiking and outdoor activities is recommended.
What if I have a medical condition?
Please disclose any medical conditions or medications during the application process. Screening is required to confirm the retreat is safe for you.
Can I bring a partner?
Yes, but couples are only allowed in the Private Room option.
What is the cancellation policy?
Please contact the team directly for cancellation details.
If you have any questions or would like to reserve your spot, please get in touch.
We look forward to welcoming you to our home.
Tayta Willak
Tayta Willak is an experienced Andean shaman and healer with deep knowledge of sacred plant medicines and traditional Kichwa practices. He has guided hundreds of people on their healing journeys and is known for his warmth, wisdom, and compassion.
Maja
Maja is a Master of Science nature-therapist with extensive experience in energy healing, sound therapy, and holistic wellness practices. She is dedicated to supporting participants in their personal growth and integration process.
Your stay is in a comfortable guest room within a home designed for small, intimate retreats. The room is part of a shared living and dining area, and a rooftop terrace above offers space for yoga or meditation with views of the surrounding hills. Outside, the garden is filled with mandarins, oranges, and papayas that you can pick fresh.
Standard: Shared Double Room
One of two single beds in a shared room (same gender) or one king-size bed for couples.
Exclusive: Private Room (only one available)
A private room with either one king-size bed or two single beds.
Transportation from Quito airport and back is included. There is usually also the possibility to arrive earlier to acclimatize.
Comfortable clothing for hiking and outdoor activities
Swimsuit for the waterfall excursion
Journal and pen for reflection
Any personal items you may need, such as glasses or medications
Day 1: Arrival, welcome ceremony, and fire circle
Day 2: Huachuma ceremony
Day 3: Sacred lake and waterfall excursion
Day 4: Sacred mountain visit and Ayahuasca ceremony
Day 5: Rest and integration
Day 6: Kichwa cultural experience and departure
Tayta Willak
Maja
Price
$1,490.00