Frequently Asked Questions

Before embarking on an ayahuasca retreat trip, ensure your health is optimal by providing us with a medical report. This report is mandatory for participation, confirming your physical and psychological well-being. If you lack this document, a local check-up in Cusco is required at an additional cost. Participants over 50 may need an extra test, either in their home country or upon arrival, for an additional fee.

Prepare your mind and spirit by engaging in familiar disciplines like meditation, prayer, or yoga. Maintain a positive mindset and embrace the transformative power within you. While our masters conduct ceremonies, remember that true change stems from within. Pray for opportunities to shape your destiny with your own hands.

Cusco's high altitude may induce sickness, so acclimatize by drinking coca tea, water, and herbal teas upon arrival. In case of worsened symptoms, inform us immediately for professional assistance. We always suggest to arrive in the Sacred Valley a day or two before the retreat to minimize altitude-related discomfort.

Flights to Cusco may experience delays or cancellations due to weather conditions. Plan to arrive at least two days before the retreat begins. Consider booking with reliable airlines like LATAM and contact us for personalized changes to your itinerary.

Pack essentials like a day backpack, rain gear, waterproof shoes, warm clothing, flashlight, camera, sunscreen, insect repellent, toiletries, swimsuit, cash, and necessary documents including passport and student ID if applicable.

Huachuma or San Pedro offers profound insights and transformative experiences, fostering compassion, creativity, and spiritual connection. Scientifically proven benefits include reducing hypertension, treating nervous diseases, and relieving joint problems.

Ancestral medicinal plants facilitate deep healing and transformation, offering spiritual awakening and physical well-being. Ongoing research suggests benefits such as mood improvement, mindfulness, and treatment of depression and addiction disorders.

People with certain health conditions such as colon problems, high blood pressure, heart conditions, diabetes, mental illnesses, or pregnancy should avoid plant medicine. Ensure you're physically and spiritually prepared for the retreat.

We suggest adhering to a purifying diet, avoiding meat, alcohol, drugs, spicy foods, and prescribed medication at least a week before the retreat. Gradually eliminate stimulants and consume a light breakfast and vegetable soup on the retreat day.

Tips are appreciated and should reflect your satisfaction with the service provided by guides, drivers, and spiritual teachers. While not mandatory, tipping acknowledges their dedication to ensuring your trip is memorable.

Yes, we recommend obtaining travel insurance for your stay in Peru. Feel free to contact us for specific inquiries regarding insurance coverage.