Inti Eco Lodge

Amazonian shamanic healing with ancestral wisdom.

Peru Itaya paid

Deep in the Peruvian Amazon, Inti Eco Lodge offers a profound journey into shamanic traditions, guided by Anita, a curandera with extensive experience. She trained under the renowned Don Agustin Rivas Vásquez, bringing a lineage of ancestral medicine to her practice. Retreats here focus on Ayahuasca and Sacred Tobacco (Mapacho) ceremonies, complemented by traditional plant master diets designed to support deep inner work. Anita fosters a safe, compassionate environment, respecting each individual's pace through regular one-on-one sessions and continuous support. The lodge itself provides a serene backdrop with jungle trails, a natural rainwater pool, and a yoga terrace overlooking the lush landscape, inviting a deep connection with nature and ancient wisdom.

Highlights

Guided by Anita, a curandera trained by Don Agustin Rivas Vásquez
Focus on Ayahuasca and Sacred Tobacco (Mapacho) ceremonies
Traditional plant master diets supporting deep inner work
Jungle trails, natural rainwater pool, and river swimming
Yoga terrace with panoramic jungle views

Good for

experienced meditatorsplant medicine practitionersnature loversspiritual seekersthose seeking shamanic healing

Setting

set along the Itaya River in the Peruvian Amazon, Inti Eco Lodge is surrounded by dense jungle, offering a truly immersive natural experience. The sounds of wildlife and the lush greenery create an atmosphere of profound tranquility and connection to the earth. Guests can explore hiking trails, observe local fauna, and enjoy the refreshing natural rainwater pool.

The practice

Inti Eco Lodge focuses on shamanic traditions, particularly through Ayahuasca and Sacred Tobacco (Mapacho) ceremonies. These practices, guided by curandera Anita, aim to facilitate deep healing and self-discovery. Participants engage in traditional plant master diets, which are integral to preparing the body and mind for the ceremonial work, fostering a profound connection with ancestral medicine.

A typical day

Daily structure at Inti Eco Lodge varies by retreat, but generally involves a rhythm that supports deep plant medicine work. This includes ceremonial sessions, individual guidance from Anita, and time for reflection amidst the jungle. Meals adhere to strict dieta guidelines, and there are opportunities for mindful walks and relaxation in nature.

Accommodation

The specific accommodation details are not provided, but guests can expect a comfortable stay within the eco-lodge setting, designed to complement the natural environment.

What to bring

Given the Amazonian setting, pack light, breathable clothing suitable for a tropical climate. Insect repellent, a wide-brimmed hat, and sturdy walking shoes for jungle trails are highly recommended. Consider bringing a reusable water bottle.

Website www.intiecolodge.com

Address Itaya River, Peru

How to get there

To reach Inti Eco Lodge, you first need to fly into Lima (Jorge Chávez International Airport) and then take a connecting flight to Aeropuerto Internacional Coronel FAP Francisco Secada Vignetta (Iquitos). From Iquitos, the lodge will arrange for a bus and boat transfer directly to the retreat.

Nearest airport: Coronel FAP Francisco Secada Vignetta International Airport (IQT) (53 km)

The lodge organizes bus and boat transfers from Coronel FAP Francisco Secada Vignetta International Airport (IQT), which is approximately 53 km from the center.

Nearest city: Iquitos

Languages

English

How to book

Booking information is available via the center's website.

Pricing

Pricing for retreats starts from USD 700, which typically includes the program, meals, and accommodation.

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

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Climate

The Itaya River region in the Peruvian Amazon experiences a tropical rainforest climate, characterized by high humidity and consistent temperatures year-round. Expect frequent rainfall, especially during the wet season, and warm conditions.

Location

Frequently asked questions

What kind of meals are served at Inti Eco Lodge?

Meals at Inti Eco Lodge are vegetarian and follow strict dieta guidelines. They typically include rice, quinoa, lentils, plantains, vegetables, and seasonal fruits sourced from the land, all designed to support deep work with master plants.

What is the nearest airport and how do I get to the lodge?

The nearest airport is Coronel FAP Francisco Secada Vignetta International Airport (IQT) near Iquitos. From there, a bus and boat transfer will be organized by the lodge to take you directly to Inti Eco Lodge on the Itaya River.

Are there opportunities for activities outside of the ceremonies?

Yes, Inti Eco Lodge offers several trails for hiking and mindful walking, opportunities for wildlife observation, a natural rainwater pool, and swimming in the Itaya River. There is also a terrace available for yoga, breathing exercises, or meditation with a panoramic view of the jungle.

What is the experience level required for these retreats?

The description emphasizes a safe, humane, and compassionate space, respecting each person’s pace, with continuous presence and individual sessions. While the tradition is profound, Anita's guidance suggests support for participants at various stages of their journey, though prior experience with plant medicine may be beneficial.