Infinity Retreat
Let insight become part of life
At Infinity Retreat, ayahuasca is framed not as a quick technique but as a living tradition, approached alongside psychology, science, and philosophy. The center’s philosophy puts as much weight on preparation and integration as on ceremony itself: insights are meant to be carried into ordinary life. Healing is described as uncovering what is already there, rather than becoming someone new. For newcomers, that makes the wider process as important to understand as the plant-medicine practice. The venue description paints a barefoot, ocean-facing retreat, with handcrafted cabanas, saltwater pools, a spa by a private beach, and a dedicated ceremonial space. Meals range from plated dishes to buffet-style service, with several dietary options. One practical detail needs careful checking: the address points to Nosara in Costa Rica, while venue directions name Haramara and Puerto Vallarta in Mexico. Confirm the actual retreat site and airport plan before booking travel.
Highlights
- Preparation and integration treated as central work, not an afterthought
- A ceremonial space described as consecrated by His Holiness the Dalai Lama
- Handcrafted cabanas opening to panoramic ocean views
- Meals ranging from plated dishes to simple buffets, with multiple dietary options
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Setting
The retreat’s named venue, Haramara, is described as an ocean-facing property with barefoot sand paths, a private beach, saltwater pools, and a spa overlooking the water. A dedicated ceremonial space is part of the setting. The listed address is in Nosara, Costa Rica, so confirm which site applies to your retreat.
The practice
The retreat approaches ayahuasca as a living tradition rather than a technique, placing it in conversation with psychology, science, and philosophy. The ceremony is presented as one part of a wider process: preparation beforehand and integration into daily life afterward matter too. Ask the center what preparation and support look like for first-time participants.
A typical day
Daily structure varies by retreat; ask the center about ceremony timing, preparation sessions, meals, and integration support.
Accommodation
Handcrafted cabanas with panoramic ocean views are described for Haramara. Confirm that these accommodations apply to your booking, given the difference between the Nosara address and the Haramara venue details.
What to bring
With an annual average temperature of 25.5°C, pack light, breathable clothing and sun protection. Rain is more common in May, June, and October, so bring a light rain layer, and choose comfortable clothing for plant-medicine sessions.
How to get there
The address points to Finca Dona Cielo in Nosara, while the venue directions identify Haramara near Puerto Vallarta. Confirm which location applies to your retreat before arranging travel.
Nearest airport: Nosara Airport (NOB) (3 km)
Nosara Airport (NOB) is approximately 3 km from the listed Nosara address. The Haramara directions instead describe a pickup from Puerto Vallarta Airport (PVR), about a 50-minute drive away; confirm the correct airport and transfer with the center.
Nearest city: Nicoya
Prices start at USD 4,350. Confirm the package inclusions and current rates directly with the center.
Climate
Climate Zone: Tropical
Best Months: Mar, Jan, Feb
Avoid: Oct, Jun, May
The annual average temperature is 25.5°C, with warmer conditions generally in February through April. January through March are driest, while May, June, and October tend to be wetter.
Location
Frequently asked questions
Which location should I travel to for my retreat?
The address is in Nosara, Costa Rica, while the venue directions refer to Haramara and Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Confirm the actual site and airport arrangements with the center before booking.
Can first-time participants attend?
The program emphasizes preparation, which may help newcomers understand the process. Ask the center about eligibility, screening, and support before reserving.
Are vegetarian or other dietary meals available?
Dietary options listed include vegan, vegetarian, pescetarian, organic, gluten-free, dairy-free, and nut-free meals. Confirm which options are available for your retreat.
What is the daily schedule like?
The daily rhythm varies by retreat. Ask the center for the schedule, including ceremony timing and preparation or integration sessions.
How much does a retreat cost, and what is included?
Prices start at USD 4,350. Ask the center to confirm what is included in the price and how to book.
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