9-Day Ayahuasca Retreat

Something within you may already know the moment has arrived.

A moment to listen more closely.

A moment to step out of familiar loops and open to genuine change.

Here, the focus is not only insight, but integration that can support your life long after the retreat ends.

Set in the stunning Peruvian Andes, Reverie offers grounded self-development experiences supported by ayahuasca. This is not about escaping reality, but about returning to what truly matters. The approach is intentional, practical, and deeply human, created to support transformation you can bring back into everyday life.

The 9-day retreat includes four ceremonies in total: three night ceremonies and one day ceremony. The day ceremony is a particularly special experience, offering a deep connection with yourself and nature and inviting insight on another level. With only 10-12 participants in each group, the experience remains intimate and personal. You are seen, supported, and held throughout the journey. Facilitators blend ancestral plant-medicine wisdom with modern, trauma-informed practices, while music gently accompanies the process through carefully curated playlists featuring songs from around the world.

Sacred Valley in Peru naturally encourages stillness and reconnection. Time moves differently here, and the surrounding nature offers a sense of spaciousness. Each participant stays in a private suite, creating room for reflection, rest, and integration as the experience unfolds.

This retreat is designed for those who are ready for meaningful, lasting change. The work does not end when ceremony closes; it begins there. That is why every guest leaves with a private 1-on-1 session with the psychotherapist, offering dedicated space to make sense of what arose and begin weaving it into real life.

What is included

• Shuttle transport from Cusco to the retreat center in Sacred Valley and back to Cusco after the retreat
• 4 ayahuasca ceremonies – 3 night ceremonies and 1 day ceremony
• Accommodation in private, beautifully designed suites (1 participant per suite, unless a double room is preferred for friends or couples)
• Preparation & Integration Guide
• Trauma-informed workshops during the retreat
• Yoga sessions on each ceremony day
• Additional embodied activities
• Delicious ayahuasca-friendly meals 3 times a day (2 times on ceremony days)
• 60 minutes 1-on-1 integration session with our somatic therapist and integration specialist Lia

The Preparation

Before the retreat begins, participants are supported through structured touchpoints designed to answer questions, align expectations, and address practical or emotional concerns. This includes a 1-on-1 call with a therapist to explore whether the offering is the right fit, along with written resources that help participants understand the process and their role within it. The goal is not to provide all the answers, but to help each person arrive informed, grounded, and resourced.

The Experience

The retreat follows a trauma-informed structure that balances ceremony, preparation, embodiment, and integration, helping you stay grounded as the process unfolds.

Ceremonies

Three night ceremonies take place every other day during the retreat, with an additional day ceremony on day 8. Each ceremony is held within a structured, trauma-informed container led by an experienced team.

With a maximum of 12 participants and one facilitator for every four participants, the setting remains intimate and well supported. A carefully curated playlist of songs from around the world is used to support the inner process without pressure or expectation.

The day ceremony, offered only in 9-day retreats, is often experienced as especially profound. Held in the beautiful garden of the retreat and surrounded by the Peruvian mountains, it creates a deep connection with nature.

For the safety and comfort of all participants, no tobacco or other substances are used in the ceremonies beyond ayahuasca.

Preparation Workshops

These workshops offer context and gentle frameworks that help participants arrive with greater clarity, steadiness, and trust in their own process.

• Childhood Regression: A space to recognize where emotional patterns began and meet long-held reactions with more compassion.
• Beyond Trauma: A workshop that helps connect past experiences with present-day relationships, choices, and emotional responses.
• The Creator Dynamic: A shift from understanding to agency, with a focus on responsibility without blame and new ways of responding.
• Shadow Work: An invitation to relate differently to hidden, silenced, or judged parts of the self in support of wholeness and authenticity.
• Somatic Release: Body-based practices for working with stress, tension, and emotional activation with more regulation and less overwhelm.

Embodiment Practices

• Yoga Sessions: Morning yoga sessions take place on ceremony days. These beginner-friendly practices support grounding and nervous system regulation, with gentle supporting touch offered only with your consent. Breathwork and a short meditation may also complement the class.
• Massages (for additional fee): Optional massage sessions are available on ceremony days before the night ceremonies and are arranged separately with the practitioners.
• Sound Healing: An acoustic session designed to settle the nervous system and encourage deep rest.
• Group Embodiment Practices: Gentle movement and somatic practices that help reconnect with the body and release tension.

Integration Practices

• Group Sharing Circles: Facilitated circles for reflection and connection, where sharing is always optional and listening is held with equal care.
• Art & Reflection Sessions: Non-verbal spaces for processing experience through creative expression and quiet integration.

Nutrition

Three meals a day are included throughout the retreat, except on ceremony days, when fasting begins after lunch to prepare body and mind for the experience. The meals are delicious, ayahuasca-friendly, and prepared with local ingredients.

The Integration

Integration is an essential part of the retreat. To support a safe return to daily life and help participants incorporate what they have received, each guest receives a private session with the psychotherapist and a comprehensive integration guide. Ongoing connection with the community is also encouraged, offering support as growth continues beyond the retreat.