A Portal To Love
Sacred ceremony, healing, and remembrance.
A Portal To Love offers a profound journey of healing and remembrance in the heart of Colombia's Andean Mountains. This retreat collective, led by Camilla and Adriana, alongside medicine women Mama Marta and Carolina, creates a deeply sacred and secure environment. Their mission is rooted in personal experience and a commitment to ensuring guests feel safe to engage in deep healing through plant medicine. The focus on individual well-being is paramount, with space holders present at every step. The setting provides a quiet, grounding atmosphere for reflection, complemented by nourishing, home-cooked meals, with specific dietary options available. It's an opportunity to connect with ancient traditions and find renewal in a supportive community.
Highlights
- Guidance from medicine women Mama Marta and Carolina
- Traditional maloca for ceremonial practices
- Focus on physical, emotional, and spiritual safety
- Nourishing, home-cooked meals with diverse dietary options
- Collective travel to the retreat site from Bogotá
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Setting
The retreat unfolds in the verdant forests of Colombia’s Andean Mountains, just outside Bogotá. This natural environment provides a tranquil and grounding backdrop, ideal for introspection and rejuvenation. A traditional ceremonial space, known as a maloca, is situated within a beautiful garden, serving as the central point for the medicine journeys.
Accommodation
Accommodation details are not specified, but the venue is described as offering a quiet, grounding environment for reflection and renewal.
How to get there
Guests should arrange flights to Bogotá (BOG) to arrive by March 5th, 2026. The retreat collective organizes group travel from Bogotá to the retreat site on March 6th. Return transport to Bogotá is also arranged for March 10th.
Nearest airport: El Dorado International Airport (BOG) (29 km)
Nearest city: Bogota
Public transport: Contact the center for transport details
Climate
The retreat is located in the Andean Mountains of Colombia, suggesting a climate that can vary with altitude. Bogotá, nearby, typically has a mild, spring-like climate year-round due to its elevation.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the daily meal schedule during the retreat?
On ceremony days, guests will have a light breakfast broth, followed by fasting. In the evenings, nourishing, home-cooked meals will be shared. Dietary options include Vegan, Vegetarian, Organic, Gluten Free, Dairy Free, and Nut Free.
What are the travel arrangements to and from the retreat site?
Guests should fly into Bogotá (BOG) by March 5th, 2026. On March 6th, the group will gather and travel together to the retreat site. Return transport to Bogotá will be arranged for March 10th, allowing guests to fly home on March 11th or extend their stay.
Who will be facilitating the ceremonies and holding space?
Camilla and Adriana will serve as space holders throughout the journey, working alongside experienced medicine women, Mama Marta and Carolina. They are committed to creating a safe and sacred container for all participants.
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