We are delighted to announce the restart of Ayahuasca Retreats in Peru after such a long delay. The first Ayahuasca Ceremony Retreat - Master Plants Diet Retreat will be March 13 - 25th! During this time, we have prepared a number of improvements.
Firstly, it is a new, more convenient and comfortable ayahuasca camp, near the town of Pucallpa. Information, photos and videos of the new retreat lodge you can see here: About Our Center.
Secondly, the number of people simultaneously participating in the Ayahuasca Ceremonies will not exceed ten persons.
We also tried to reduce the final cost by optimizing the work and providing more discounts for small groups of 2-5 people. More information about the conditions of participation can be found here: Ayahuasca Tours and Retreats in Peru
If you have questions or want to join our retreats - contact us - we will be happy to answer your questions and help with the trip!
We are in joyful anticipation before starting work - we will be glad to see you among our guests!
When arriving internationally at Jorge Chavez International Airport, in Lima, Peru, these are the arrival protocols that must be followed to gain entry:
- Every passenger must have a negative RT-PCR test result in Real-time. The RT-PCR test, antigen test, or the medical certificate of epidemiological discharge cannot be more than 72 hours old. Attach lab result (PDF format or image).
- For children (under 12 years old), it is only required to have a medical certificate of good health.
- The “Health Electronic Sworn Statement, and commitment to carry out the traveler’s isolation or quarantine”, which can be found on the National Superintendence of Migrations webpage. The document must be kept on the traveler at all times as they can also be requested upon check-in for national flights. Click Here to fill out the form for travel into Peru.
- The non-compliance regarding the use of the face mask or the instructions given by the airlines, the airport, or others, can result in boarding cancellation or it can be a reason to reject the boarding of a passenger to Perú.