Inca Shipiba Ayahuasca
Authentic Shipibo healing in the Amazon.
Deep in the Peruvian Amazon, Inca Shipiba Ayahuasca offers an authentic plant medicine experience guided by indigenous Shipibo Maestra Matilde and her family. This center provides a safe and respectful space for profound inner work, supported by experienced bilingual facilitators. It stands out by ensuring that financial contributions directly benefit the Shipibo wisdom keepers, helping to preserve their ancestral traditions. Guests are invited to reconnect with themselves through traditional Amazonian healing, fostering meaningful cultural exchange in a secluded jungle environment. With two traditional malokas for ceremonies and integration, and shared common areas, the center balances deep personal exploration with a sense of community, all while honoring the Shipibo heritage.
Highlights
- Led by indigenous Shipibo Maestra Matilde and her family
- Financial support directly benefits Shipibo wisdom keepers
- Two traditional malokas for ceremonies and healing
- Bilingual facilitators provide thorough support
- Starlink internet available, balancing connection with deep work
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Setting
The center is set deep within the Peruvian Amazon Rainforest, offering a truly immersive jungle environment. Located near the small town of Nauta, it provides a secluded and tranquil atmosphere conducive to deep personal work and connection with nature.
The practice
Inca Shipiba Ayahuasca focuses on authentic Shipibo plant medicine healing, primarily through ayahuasca ceremonies. Guided by Maestra Matilde, participants engage in traditional practices aimed at inner work and self-discovery. The approach respects ancestral Shipibo knowledge, offering a profound and culturally rich healing journey for both beginners and those familiar with plant medicines.
A typical day
While a specific daily schedule varies by retreat, days at Inca Shipiba Ayahuasca typically involve ceremonies in the malokas, integration sessions, and healing treatments. There are also opportunities for relaxation and community interaction in shared common areas, allowing for a balance between intense inner work and rest.
Accommodation
The center features two traditional malokas, which serve as primary spaces for ceremonies, integration sessions, and healing treatments. Beyond these, shared common areas are designed to foster community and relaxation. Specific details about sleeping arrangements (e.g., private rooms, dormitories) are not provided, but the focus is on a communal and immersive experience.
What to bring
Given the Amazonian jungle setting, pack light, breathable clothing, insect repellent, and rain gear. Comfortable shoes for walking and a reusable water bottle are also recommended.
How to get there
The center is located in the Amazon Rainforest, near Nauta, approximately two hours from Iquitos Airport. Guests typically fly into Iquitos, and the center arranges airport pick-up and private transfer directly to the retreat.
Nearest airport: Coronel FAP Francisco Secada Vignetta International Airport (IQT) (86 km)
The center arranges airport pick-up from Coronel FAP Francisco Secada Vignetta International Airport (IQT), which is approximately 86 km away, providing a private transfer directly to the retreat.
Nearest city: Iquitos
Retreats at Inca Shipiba Ayahuasca start from USD 700.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of food is served at the center?
The meals at Inca Shipiba Ayahuasca include vegetables, salads, rice, oatmeal, bread, fish, chicken, and eggs. They can accommodate various dietary needs such as vegetarian, vegan, or dairy-free diets; guests are encouraged to communicate their requirements in advance.
How do I get to the Inca Shipiba Ayahuasca center?
The center is located about two hours from Iquitos Airport (IQT). We arrange airport pick-up in Iquitos and provide a private transfer directly to the retreat center, which is near Nauta, ensuring a safe and convenient arrival.
Is Starlink internet available at the center?
Yes, Starlink internet is available at the center. While the focus is on deep personal work and disconnection, this option allows guests to stay connected if needed.
Who leads the ceremonies and healing sessions?
All ceremonies and healing sessions are authentically guided by indigenous Shipibo Maestra Matilde and her family. They are supported by experienced bilingual facilitators to ensure a safe and supportive environment for all participants.
What is the nearest town to the center?
The center is located near Nauta, which is the closest town. From Nauta, the property is roughly a 20-minute walk away, though transfers are typically arranged from Iquitos.
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