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This 2-week retreat offers a deeply immersive experience in the heart of the Amazon, guided by Shipibo Maestros and supported throughout by translation and personal guidance. The program includes 8 ayahuasca ceremonies, 2 traditional hape (tobacco mixture) and vomitivo cleansing sessions, and 8 plant baths, creating a strong foundation for renewal and inner work.

Alongside the ceremonial schedule, guests will take part in group sharing and integration sessions with the shamans, helping to process and reflect on the experience in a supportive setting. Accommodation is in a private bedroom, and the stay also includes transportation from Pucallpa to the center and back.

Between sessions, there is time to rest and connect with the surroundings through bonfires, volleyball, board games, jungle walks, river bathing, and quiet moments in nature. Participants may also have the opportunity to visit the Shipibo community of Vencedor across the river and learn more about Amazonian plant medicines, healing practices, spiritual worldview, and local culture. Preparation and post-retreat support are included.

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This 1-week retreat offers a deeply immersive experience in the heart of the Amazon, combining traditional healing practices with time for rest, reflection, and connection to nature. Throughout the stay, participants take part in 4 ayahuasca ceremonies guided by Shipibo Maestros, along with 1 traditional Hape and vomitivo cleanse and 4 plant baths designed to support the process of renewal.

Accommodation includes a private bedroom, and transportation from Pucallpa to the center and back is provided. Between sessions, guests can enjoy jungle walks, bathing in the river, and peaceful moments surrounded by the natural beauty of the rainforest.

The retreat also offers insight into Amazonian plant medicines, healing practices, spiritual worldview, and local culture. Translation and guidance are available throughout the entire stay, with preparation and post-retreat support included to help participants feel supported before, during, and after the experience.

Rapé (Hapé) ceremony in Ucayali