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Here is a beautifully organized, comprehensive breakdown of everything included in the tour price. This format is clear, transparent, and easy to share.

💳 Included Services

🏡 Accommodation & Comfort

• 6 Nights in Private Bungalows: Cozy, eco-friendly accommodation nestled in the rainforest, designed to offer comfort, security, and a peaceful environment for deep introspection.
• Full Board Meals: 3 nourishing, freshly prepared meals per day (Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner) completely customized to adhere to the traditional Ayahuasca Diet (clean, organic ingredients, low salt, no sugar, and no stimulants).

🌀 Sacred Ceremonies & Healing

• 3 Traditional Ayahuasca Ceremonies: Held at night in a traditional, secure Maloca (ceremonial hut), fully guided by indigenous, highly experienced Amazonian healers ( Maestros ).
• Live Sacred Healing Chants ( Ícaros ): Traditional protective and healing songs sung by the shamans during the ceremonies to guide your spiritual journey.
• 1 Energetic Cleansing Ritual: A traditional purification bath using fresh, locally harvested medicinal plants to clear your energetic field before the ceremonies.

🗺️ Jungle Excursions & Workshops

• Guided Medicinal Plant Walk: An educational trek through the vibrant jungle with a local shaman to discover the ancestral wisdom and healing properties of Amazonian flora.
• Ucayali River Boat Excursion: A scenic boat navigation to explore hidden lagoons, observe Amazonian wildlife (such as birds and pink river dolphins), and connect with the water element.
• Amazonian Cosmology Workshop: An interactive educational session to understand the indigenous worldview, the lineage of the healers, and how master plants work.

🌱 Professional Integration & Care

• Daily Group Integration Circles: Facilitated spaces every morning following a ceremony to safely share experiences, process insights, and receive emotional support.
• One-on-One Support: Access to experienced facilitators throughout the entire 7 days for personal guidance, grounding, and emotional wellbeing.
• Post-Retreat Integration Guide: Essential tools and practical recommendations on how to carry the healing home and maintain your process in daily life.

🚗 Logistics & Transport

• Roundtrip Airport Transfers: Meet-and-greet service at Pucallpa Airport (PCL) and private, comfortable road/river transport directly to the retreat center and back.

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❌ What is NOT Included:

• International or domestic flights (e.g., Lima to Pucallpa)
• Travel insurance (highly recommended)
• Personal expenses, souvenirs, or tips for the local staff and healers

⚠️ Important Information to Consider Before Booking

🩺 Health & Medical Restrictions (Mandatory Screening)

Because Ayahuasca significantly affects blood pressure, heart rate, and brain chemistry, this experience is not accessible to everyone. For safety reasons, individuals with the following conditions cannot participate in the ceremonies:

• Cardiovascular Conditions: Severe hypertension (high blood pressure), a history of heart attacks, irregular heartbeats (arrhythmia), or any serious heart disease.
• Psychological/Neurological Conditions: Anyone diagnosed with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, or history of severe psychosis.
• Medication Contraindications: Participants must be completely free from Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs), anti-depressants, antipsychotics, and certain blood pressure medications for at least 2 to 4 weeks prior to the retreat (under medical supervision). Combining these with Ayahuasca can cause a life-threatening condition called Serotonin Syndrome.
• Pregnancy: This retreat is strictly not suitable for pregnant or nursing individuals.

🏃‍♂️ Physical Requirements & Fitness Level

• Moderate Physical Fitness: While you don’t need to be an athlete, the jungle environment requires a baseline level of mobility.
• Walking & Terrain: The Day 2 medicinal plant walk involves navigating uneven, unpaved rainforest trails, tree roots, and potentially muddy/slippery terrain.
• Climate Resilience: The Amazon is hot and highly humid (averaging 30°C/86°F in May). Participants should be comfortable living in a rustic, natural environment without constant air conditioning.

♿ Accessibility Notice

• Wheelchair Accessibility: No. Due to the rustic nature of the eco-lodge, unpaved dirt pathways, stairs into bungalows, and the necessity of boarding small river boats for the Ucayali River excursion, this retreat center is not wheelchair accessible and is not recommended for individuals with severe mobility impairments.
• Infants & Children: No. This retreat is an adults-only experience (18+). The center does not have infant seats, childcare facilities, or child-friendly infrastructure. The intense spiritual and psychological nature of the ceremonies is strictly reserved for adults.

🍃 Dietary Preparation (The Ayahuasca Diet)

To ensure physical safety and spiritual readiness, participants are required to follow a strict dietary preparation starting at least 5 to 7 days before arrival. This involves eliminating:

• Pork and red meat
• Aged cheeses, fermented foods, and excessive salt/sugar
• Alcohol, caffeine, and recreational drugs
• Note: All meals served during your 7 days at the retreat will fully comply with these guidelines.

Here is a comprehensive packing list divided into Absolute Essentials and Nice-to-Have Comforts to ensure your travelers are perfectly prepared for both the intense ceremony nights and the humid jungle days.

🎒 Packing List: What to Bring

🌟 The "Nice-to-Have" Comforts (Highly Recommended)

These items aren't strictly mandatory, but they will drastically increase your comfort levels during downtime, excursions, and integration spaces.

• Swimwear: Essential for the Ucayali River boat excursion and any refreshing dips or traditional plant baths.
• A Light Jacket or Fleece: While the Amazon is hot during the day, temperatures can drop to a breezy 21°C (70°F) at night. Furthermore, during or after an Ayahuasca ceremony, your body temperature can fluctuate drastically, often causing chills. A cozy sweater or shawl is a lifesaver in the Maloca.
• A Dedicated Journal & Pen: You will experience a flood of insights, dreams, and emotions. Having a notebook to write everything down immediately after ceremonies or during morning integration is highly therapeutic.
• Slip-on Shoes or Sandals (e.g., Crocs/Birkenstocks): You will be taking your shoes off frequently before entering your bungalow, the dining area, and the ceremonial Maloca. Easy-on, easy-off footwear is incredibly convenient.
• Refreshening Wet Wipes & Biodegradable Toiletries: The jungle is humid, and you will sweat. Eco-friendly, biodegradable wet wipes, shampoos, and soaps keep you feeling fresh without harming the delicate Amazonian ecosystem.
• A Comfort Object: A small crystal, a photo of loved ones, an eye mask, or a favorite blanket can provide immense emotional grounding during deep ceremonial work.

🛡️ The Absolute Essentials (Must-Haves)

Your travelers cannot do without these items due to the unique jungle environment:

• Headlamp or Flashlight (with a Red-Light Setting): The retreat center keeps lighting minimal at night to respect the ceremonies. A headlamp is crucial for walking safely to your bungalow in the dark. The red-light setting is mandatory because bright white light disrupts other participants during a ceremony.
• Lightweight, Long-Sleeved Clothing: Bring breathable, loose-fitting, light-colored long sleeve shirts and linen/athletic pants. This is your primary defense against mosquitoes during dusk and dawn. Avoid dark colors (like black or dark blue), as they attract bugs.
• Natural Insect Repellent: Look for citronella, eucalyptus, or picaridin-based repellents. Note: Heavy chemical DEET repellents are often discouraged right before entering a ceremony as you want to keep your skin clear of harsh toxins.
• Sun Protection: A wide-brimmed hat, polarized sunglasses, and reef-safe, biodegradable sunscreen for the open-air boat ride on the Ucayali River.
• Reusable Water Bottle: Staying hydrated in the Amazonian heat is vital. The retreat center will provide purified water stations for refills.
• Sturdy Trail Sneakers: For the Day 2 medicinal plant walk. (The lodge will provide tall rubber boots if the trails are muddy, but you need your own good shoes for general walking).