Flower of life Ayahuasca healing center — The center is situated within the vibrant Peruvian Amazon rainforest, offering a truly immersive natural experience. The main lodge, a large and beautiful space, overlooks the Maranon River, providing a majestic setting for meals, socializing, and contemplation. The ceremony space is thoughtfully located deep within the jungle on the property, creating a serene and powerful atmosphere for the medicine journeys.

Flower of life Ayahuasca healing center

Plant medicine in the Amazon rainforest

Peru Iquitos paid

In Iquitos, the Amazon is more than scenery here: Flower of Life frames healing as a return to balance with nature, spirit, and self. Its program brings together ayahuasca and San Pedro ceremonies with other forms of plant-based and body-centered work, including Kambo, floral aromatherapy, steam baths, and daily plant remedies prescribed by shamans. That breadth gives the retreat a layered feel, with ceremony at its core and additional treatments forming part of the wider experience. The rainforest setting suits travelers drawn to serious personal reflection rather than a conventional wellness break. The center operates as a paid retreat, though current rates and what each stay includes should be confirmed before arranging travel. For a first encounter with plant medicine, ask the team about preparation, support during ceremonies, and how the different treatments fit together.

Highlights

  • Ayahuasca and San Pedro ceremonies
  • Kambo sessions alongside ceremony work
  • Floral aromatherapy and steam baths
  • Daily plant remedies prescribed by shamans

Good for

plant-medicine curious travelersexperienced ceremony participantsnature loverspersonal reflection

Setting

Iquitos places the center within the Amazon region, with a lush rainforest environment as the backdrop to its retreat work. The setting gives the experience a close connection to nature and a distinctly different pace from an urban wellness stay.

A typical day

Daily structure varies by retreat. Ceremonies, daily plant remedies, and additional therapies such as Kambo, floral aromatherapy, or steam baths are part of the center's work, but confirm the timing and sequence before booking.

Accommodation

Ask the center about room types, facilities, and what is included with a stay.

What to bring

Pack light, breathable clothing for average temperatures around 25.9°C, plus a light rain layer. The wettest months are February, March, and May; a small waterproof bag can help protect essentials.

How to get there

The center is in Iquitos. From Coronel FAP Francisco Secada Vignetta International Airport, arrange onward transport into the city and confirm the final directions with the center.

Nearest airport: Coronel FAP Francisco Secada Vignetta International Airport (IQT) (8 km)

Coronel FAP Francisco Secada Vignetta International Airport (IQT) is approximately 8 km from the center. Ask the center about transfer arrangements or take a taxi.

Nearest city: Iquitos

Languages
English
How to book

Contact the center through http://www.floweroflifeperu.com to ask about dates and reservations.

Pricing

The retreat is paid, but no rate is listed here. Contact the center for current prices and inclusions.

Interested in this center? Check availability and upcoming retreats on their official site.

Visit Flower of life Ayahuasca healing center website

Climate

Climate Zone: Tropical

Best Months: Sep, Jul, Aug

Avoid: Feb, May, Mar

Iquitos stays warm year-round, averaging 25.9°C, with November through January the warmest months. Rainfall is highest in February, March, and May, while July through September are generally drier.

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Frequently asked questions

What does a typical day at the center involve?

The program may include ceremonies, daily plant remedies, and additional treatments. The timing varies, so confirm the schedule with the center before booking.

Can beginners attend?

The center's work includes several plant-medicine practices, but entry requirements and preparation guidance should be discussed with the team before reserving.

How do I book a retreat?

Contact the center through its website to ask about dates, rates, and reservations.

What treatments are available beyond ceremonies?

The center describes Kambo sessions, floral aromatherapy, steam baths, and daily plant remedies alongside ayahuasca and San Pedro ceremonies.

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