Book Your Ayahuasca Retreat in Peru – 2026/2027 Dates

A 7-day retreat in Peru’s Sacred Valley: small groups of up to 12, experienced indigenous maestros, medical screening, preparation and integration support included. Reserve with a $500 deposit, or book a free consultation call with our team first. Have a question? Message us on WhatsApp or use the contact form below.

Shared Double Room$3,000 per person

Private King Suite$3,400 per person

Deposit to reserve$500 USD

Experienced indigenous maestros with 40+ years of experience
Medical screening and trauma-informed support
Maximum 12 guests, same dedicated team throughout
Transport from Cusco, meals and lodging included

★★★★★
“This retreat is by far the best. Set and setting are everything in these ceremonies and Fernanda and Coleman have created such a safe, welcoming, and positive environment.”
Mark Roush, guest

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Not ready to reserve yet? Use this form to schedule a free consultation call with our team, or send us any questions you have. We will reply by email or WhatsApp. No commitment.

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Common questions before reserving

What happens after I pay the deposit?

Our team contacts you within 24–48 hours to schedule your confidential health screening with our health professional and send the preparation guide. The remaining balance is paid upon arrival. If you are not cleared for safety reasons after the screening, the deposit is refunded in full.

Is ayahuasca legal and safe in Peru?

Ayahuasca is legal in Peru and recognized as part of the country’s cultural heritage. Safety depends on the center: at Seven every guest completes a medical intake and contraindication review, ceremonies are held by indigenous maestros with decades of experience, groups are limited to 12, and the same team supports you before, during and after. See our Health & Safety Guidelines.

What if my plans change?

The $500 USD deposit is non-refundable, but it can be transferred to a future retreat date or to another participant. Just let us know in advance.

The only exception is the health and safety screening: if you are not cleared to attend for health or safety reasons, your deposit is refunded in full.

What is included in the price?

6 nights / 7 days accommodation, all meals, 3 Ayahuasca ceremonies, 1 Huachuma ceremony, 1 Rapé ceremony, floral bath and cleansing, medical screening, preparation and integration support, jacuzzi and sauna, the Patacancha excursion, and transport from Cusco and during the retreat. Flights are not included.

Before You Reserve Your Place

This is a serious commitment, but it does not require you to be in crisis. Some guests come to work through trauma, grief, addiction, or painful life patterns. Others come because they are ready for spiritual depth, self-knowledge, a life reset, or a deeper relationship with themselves.

Seven is for people who are ready to learn, take responsibility, and bring the teachings into everyday life – personal, spiritual, professional, romantic, and family life included.

If you are unsure whether this retreat is right for you, we encourage you to speak with our team before booking.

What's Included In The 7-Day Retreat

6 nights and 7 days in a quiet, supportive retreat environment
3 Ayahuasca ceremonies guided by experienced maestros
1 Huachuma / San Pedro ceremony
1 Rapé ceremony
1 floral bath
Healthy daily meals throughout the retreat
Medical screening and preparation before arrival
Group sharing and integration support during the retreat
Post-retreat integration support
Transportation from Cusco and during the retreat
Small group setting with personalized attention
Access to jacuzzi and sauna
Excursion to the high-Andes community of Patacancha

Safety and Preparation

Plant medicine work requires responsibility. Before attending, each guest completes a health and safety screening so we can review medical history, medications, contraindications, and readiness for the retreat.

If this work is not appropriate for you at this time, we will tell you. Your safety matters more than filling a retreat.

Preparation is also part of the medicine. Beyond the medical intake, each guest is required to follow a pre-retreat and post-retreat diet. This includes removing certain foods, substances, habits, and behaviors before and after the retreat so the body is cleaner, the mind is clearer, and the heart is more prepared for the work.

This includes avoiding alcohol, marijuana, coffee, fried foods, pork, sexual activity, harmful content, and other foods, substances, and habits listed in our Health & Safety Guidelines. These guidelines are not arbitrary rules. They help protect your health and safety, support the ceremonial process, and prepare your body, mind, and spirit to meet the medicine with respect.

The pre-retreat diet is part of the work before you arrive. When you step away from addictive patterns, overstimulation, and unconscious habits, you begin creating the conditions for change. Cleaning up your diet and behavior brings clarity, discipline, and peace into your life.

The post-retreat diet is just as important. After the retreat, you are in a deeply cleansed and sensitive state – physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Taking the post-diet seriously helps protect and preserve the treatment you received, supports your body, and gives you the space to integrate properly.

Integration is not only about understanding what happened in ceremony. It is about how you live afterward – what you eat, what you watch, what content you consume, what habits you return to, who you spend time with, and whether your daily life begins to reflect what you learned.

We support you before and after the retreat so you understand how to approach this work with respect, clarity, and responsibility.

Read Health and Safety Guidelines

Ceremonies

Each medicine has a different role in the retreat process. Together, they support cleansing, clarity, grounding, self-understanding, and integration into daily life.

Ayahuasca

Also known as Yagé, is a traditional Amazonian medicine prepared from the Banisteriopsis caapi vine and the Chacruna leaf. It has been used for hundreds of years by indigenous cultures of the Amazon as a tool for cleansing, vision, learning, and self-understanding.

At Seven, Ayahuasca is not treated as a shortcut or spectacle. The ceremony is held by experienced indigenous maestros who understand how to work with the medicine responsibly. For many guests, Ayahuasca brings clarity to patterns, choices, relationships, fears, and parts of life that need to be seen honestly.

This work is powerful and it requires preparation, humility, and guidance. That is why we keep our groups small, screen each guest carefully, and support the process before, during, and after the retreat.

Huachuma (San Pedro)

A traditional Andean cactus medicine native to South America. It has been used by cultures such as the Quechua, Aymara, Chavín, and Inca for clarity, orientation, communion with nature, and connection with life.

At Seven, Huachuma is included as part of the larger retreat process. Where Ayahuasca can be more intense and inward, Huachuma often supports grounding, perspective, openness, and integration. It can help guests relate what they have learned to their daily life, their responsibilities, and the way they move through the world.

The experience is held with care, proper dosage, and experienced guidance. It is not used for entertainment. It is used with respect.

Rapé

Also known as Hapé, is a traditional South American plant medicine made primarily from finely ground tobacco leaves, often blended with ashes and other medicinal plants according to the tradition of each tribe.

At Seven, Rapé is used in a simple and respectful way: to support presence, focus, grounding, and preparation. It can help quiet mental noise and bring the participant more fully into the body before or during the retreat process.

Rapé is not offered casually. Like every medicine at Seven, it is held with respect, clear intention, and proper guidance.

Retreat Highlights

Visit to Patacancha

As part of your retreat, you will explore the enchanting region of Patacancha, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage. This excursion provides an opportunity to connect with the local community and the sacred land.

Comprehensive Pre-Retreat Screening

To ensure that you are prepared both physically and mentally for the retreat, we conduct thorough health and safety screenings. These include consultations with our health professionals to review your medical history and readiness for the ceremonies.

Integration Sessions

Post-retreat integration sessions are crucial for assimilating the experiences and insights gained during the ceremonies. Our team will support you in making sense of your journey, helping you to incorporate the lessons learned into your everyday life.

What Guests Say About Our Ayahuasca Retreats

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Book Your Ayahuasca Retreat in Peru – 2026/2027 Dates

Reserve your place

Book a free call or ask us anything

Common questions before reserving

Before You Reserve Your Place

What's Included In The 7-Day Retreat

Safety and Preparation

Ceremonies

Retreat Highlights

Visit to Patacancha

Comprehensive Pre-Retreat Screening

Integration Sessions

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