IbogaSoul — This secluded sanctuary, purpose-built for retreats, is set amidst the stunning mountain and forest landscapes of British Columbia. With exquisite views from three balconies and proximity to tranquil lakes, it offers a peaceful and inspiring environment for deep introspection and healing. The large temple area provides a sacred space for ceremonies and integration activities, fostering a profound connection to the natural surroundings.

IbogaSoul

A temple for deep inner work

Mexico El Pescadero paid

At IbogaSoul, the ceremonial room is central to the retreat: a large temple anchors a purpose-built house designed for iboga ceremonies and the integration that follows. The work draws on ancient spiritual knowledge and uses physician-supported ceremonies with protocols for administering the sacred root. This is an intensive, paid retreat setting rather than a drop-in meditation space, with six bedrooms that give guests room to step back and rest. Shared life gathers upstairs around an open-plan kitchen, dining room and living room. From three balconies, the view opens across nearby mountains and forest, while lakes are a few minutes away. Meals can be adapted to dietary needs, with organic, gluten-free, pescetarian and meat-inclusive options. Ask the center about retreat dates, daily structure and rates before making travel plans.

Highlights

  • A large temple dedicated to ceremony and integration
  • Physician-supported iboga ceremonies with administration protocols
  • Six bedrooms for privacy during intensive retreats
  • Three balconies facing mountains and forest
  • Meals can accommodate organic, gluten-free, pescetarian and meat-inclusive diets

Good for

plant-medicine participantsexperienced retreat-goerspeople seeking structured ceremonyguests who value private spacenature lovers

Setting

The retreat house looks across the surrounding mountains and forest, with three balconies to take in the landscape. Lakes are a few minutes away, and the temple gives the property a clear ceremonial focus.

The practice

Iboga is a plant-root medicine used here in ceremonies supported by physicians and established administration protocols. The temple serves as the setting for ceremony and integration activities. For newcomers, expect an intensive retreat experience rather than a casual meditation class; ask the center about preparation, suitability and support before booking.

A typical day

Daily structure varies by retreat, so confirm it with the center before booking. The house includes a temple for ceremony and integration, plus shared kitchen and dining spaces; ask how meals, rest periods and activities are arranged during your dates.

Accommodation

Six bedrooms provide private space during retreats. The upper floor brings guests together in an open-plan kitchen, dining room and living room.

What to bring

Bring comfortable layers for ceremony and time around the house. The annual average temperature is about 22.5°C, with cooler conditions from January to March and the wettest months from August to October, so pack a light jacket and rain protection if visiting then.

Address El Pescadero, BCS, Mexico

How to get there

The retreat house is in El Pescadero, Baja California Sur. Contact IbogaSoul for directions to the property before setting out.

Nearest airport: Los Cabos International Airport (SJD) (52 km)

Los Cabos International Airport (SJD), near San José del Cabo, is approximately 52 km from the center. Ask the center whether it arranges airport transfers.

Nearest city: San José del Cabo

Languages
English
How to book

Contact IbogaSoul through its website to ask about dates and reservations.

Pricing

This is a paid retreat, but rates are not listed here; ask the center for current pricing and what it includes.

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

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Climate

Climate Zone: Subtropical

Best Months: Feb, Mar, Apr

Avoid: Sep, Oct, Aug

The area averages about 22.5°C annually. July through September are the warmest months, January through March are cooler, and August through October bring the most rain; February through April are typically driest.

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Frequently asked questions

What does a typical day at IbogaSoul include?

The temple is used for ceremonies and integration activities, but the daily schedule varies by retreat. Ask the center for the rhythm of the dates you are considering.

Is this retreat suitable for someone new to iboga?

The center holds physician-supported ceremonies and uses administration protocols. Contact the center directly to discuss preparation and whether its retreats are suitable for you.

Can the meals accommodate dietary requirements?

Meals can be adapted, with organic, gluten-free, pescetarian and meat-inclusive options. Share your needs with the center before booking.

How do I book, and how long are the retreats?

Contact IbogaSoul through its website to ask about available dates, retreat length and reservation steps.

How far is the center from the airport?

Los Cabos International Airport (SJD), near San José del Cabo, is approximately 52 km from the center. Ask IbogaSoul whether a pickup can be arranged and confirm your onward transport.

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