Ayahuasca Aventura
Ceremony, song and ancestral practice
At Ayahuasca Aventura, ayahuasca sits within a broader ceremonial vocabulary rather than standing alone. The Mexican civil association describes its work as sharing ancestral medicines with love and respect, and its gatherings may bring together meditation, prayer, music and icaritos alongside plant-medicine ceremonies. The range named by the association includes ayahuasca and Niños Santos, as well as cacao, snuff, sananga, kambó, yopo and bufo alvarius. That breadth makes this a ceremony-centered setting, not a conventional meditation retreat built around a single daily sitting. Before booking, clarify which practices are part of a particular gathering, along with preparation and participation requirements. Guadalupe is the stated base; ask the association about the venue, accommodation, meals and current dates. Fees apply, and should be confirmed directly.
Highlights
- Ceremonies may include a wide range of named plant medicines
- Meditation and prayer woven into the ceremonial approach
- Music and icaritos as part of the gathering
- Cacao, snuff and sananga alongside ayahuasca
Good for
Setting
Guadalupe is the association's stated base. The specific surroundings and ceremony venue are best confirmed with the hosts before making travel plans.
The practice
Ayahuasca is described as a central plant in the association's ceremonies, which it frames around healing and knowledge. Other named practices include ceremonies with Niños Santos and several additional traditional medicines, alongside meditation, prayer, music and icaritos. If you are new to this work, ask the hosts about preparation, eligibility and what a specific ceremony involves before committing.
A typical day
Daily structure varies by gathering. Ask the association about the ceremony schedule, meals, rest periods and how meditation, prayer or music fit into the day.
Accommodation
Lodging details are not established here. Ask the association whether accommodation is available or should be arranged independently.
What to bring
Bring comfortable clothing and a light layer for cooler periods; the annual average temperature is 17.9°C, with warmer weather in July through September. A rain layer may be useful in wetter months such as March, November and December. Ask whether the gathering has any specific clothing or preparation guidance.
How to get there
The association is based in Guadalupe. Confirm the exact ceremony address and onward route with the hosts before travelling.
Nearest airport: General Abelardo L. Rodriguez International Airport (TIJ) (62 km)
General Abelardo L. Rodriguez International Airport (TIJ), near Tijuana, is approximately 62 km from the center. Arrange onward ground transport and confirm the best route with the hosts.
Nearest city: Tijuana
Contact the association through https://en.ayahuascaaventura.org to ask about dates and how to reserve.
The center has a paid cost model; ask the association for current fees and what they cover.
Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.
Visit Ayahuasca Aventura websiteClimate
Climate Zone: Temperate
Best Months: Jul, Jun, May
Avoid: Mar, Nov, Dec
The annual average temperature is 17.9°C, with the warmest months from July to September and cooler conditions in January, February and March. Rainfall is highest in March, November and December, while May through July are comparatively dry.
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Frequently asked questions
What should I expect during a gathering?
Ceremonies may include ayahuasca, other named medicines, meditation, prayer, music and icaritos. Ask which elements are planned for your dates.
Can a first-time participant attend?
Ask the association directly about beginner suitability, preparation and any participation requirements.
How do I book a ceremony?
Contact Ayahuasca Aventura through its website to ask about dates and reservation steps.
Are meals and accommodation included?
Confirm meals and lodging arrangements with the association before booking.
What language are ceremonies conducted in?
Ask the association which languages are used for your selected gathering.
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