• Relaxation at our healing center, featuring hammocks, a natural pool, and a natural environment with abundant flora and fauna. An optional botanical walk around the center is available, showcasing the many species of trees and plants, as well as a variety of birds and animals, since we are located in a still largely unexplored area of ​​primary rainforest. Dinner, Ayahuasca Diet. Rest in your maloca and experience sleeping in the jungle—an authentic experience far removed from the hustle and bustle of the city and modern comforts, where only the sounds of nature are present day and night.

      Day 2​

• Ah, in the early hours before sunrise we will enjoy a sunrise, weather permitting, to enjoy birdwatching and receive the first rays of the sun in the Peruvian Amazon, where we breathe the purest air in the world, thus purifying our lungs—a very beautiful experience.

• Breakfast, Ayahuasca Diet.

• Rest and meditation in our center; you can also do other activities such as yoga or reading books.

• Lunch, Ayahuasca Diet.

• Energy cleansing ritual with flowers and medicinal plants from the Amazon, to harmonize body, mind and spirit.

• In the evening, the first ayahuasca ceremony will take place under the guidance of the master and his team, in a safe and respectful environment. He will provide support throughout the spiritual healing process.

• End of the ayahuasca ceremony.

• Rest.

   Day 3

• Silence/Introspection, internal analysis, where the person examines their own thoughts, emotions, and behaviors to foster self-knowledge. This "inner gaze" allows for the identification of mental patterns and improved emotional management, acting as a tool for personal growth.

• Breakfast

• Private consultations with healers and facilitators.

•  Lunch

• Private consultations with healers and facilitators.

• Dinner

     Day 4

• Breakfast

• Time to relax and reflect.

• Private consultations with healers and facilitators.

• Lunch

• Plant-based remedies

• Flower baths

• Meditation before the ceremony

• Second ayahuasca ceremony.

    Day 5

• Silence/Introspection + Optional fasting until 12:00 p.m.

• Breakfast

• A moment of tranquility and rest in the maloca or other central areas.

• Lunch

• A short botanical walk and learning about a variety of tree and medicinal plant species while enjoying the Amazon rainforest sunset. Private consultations with the instructor.

• Dinner

• Other Rituals.

     Day 6

• Breakfast

• A moment of tranquility in the maloca

• Lunch

• Flowering bath

• Meditation prior to the last Yahuasca Ceremony.

• Third Ayahuasca Ceremony.

    Day 7

• Breakfast

• Free space for rest, writing, meditation or leisure activities.

• Lunch.

• Departure from the center.

• Return to Iquitos.

• Retirement completion.

    What to wear

• Comfortable clothing (preferably light colors)

• Comfortable footwear (shoes and sandals)

• rain poncho

• Repellent

• Sun block

• Water bottle of your choice (optional but recommended)

• Hat (optional)

• Power Bank (optional)​​

    Includes​

• Hotel pick up

• Ground transportation

• Dietary food (according to client requirements)

• Accommodation

• Master shaman expert

• [3] Flower bath

• [3] Guided Ayahuasca Ceremony