Liz Diaz

Sisterhood, Movement, Ritual, and Organic Living

Peru paid

Step into a sanctuary designed for women at Kawsay Tika – Centro de Luz, an eco-friendly ecolodge where wisdom is cultivated through movement, ritual, and sisterhood. This unique center, run by a warm Peruvian and Swiss family, offers a deeply personal retreat experience. You'll find yourself immersed in a supportive environment, surrounded by the family's two children, grandfather, and even their pets, creating a truly home-like atmosphere. The highlight for many is the beautiful ceremonial dome, a dedicated space for profound connection. Meals are a celebration of local produce, with the majority of food grown right on-site in their large greenhouse, ensuring fresh, organic, vegetarian, and vegan options. Prepare to disconnect from the digital world, as there is no internet access, allowing for a truly present and mindful stay.

Highlights

Family-run eco-friendly ecolodge with a Peruvian and Swiss family
Unique ceremonial dome for sacred practices
Large on-site greenhouse providing organic, locally grown food
Focus on women's wisdom through movement, ritual, and sisterhood
No internet access for a truly disconnected experience

Good for

womennature loversthose seeking digital detoxvegetariansveganscommunity seekers

Setting

set in an undisclosed location, the Kawsay Tika – Centro de Luz ecolodge provides a warm and welcoming environment. The property boasts a unique ceremonial dome and a large greenhouse where much of the organic food is grown. The surroundings are designed to foster connection and a sense of belonging.

The practice

While a specific tradition isn't named, the retreats at Liz Diaz focus on creating sacred spaces for women to connect with their inner wisdom. This is achieved through practices involving movement, ritual, and fostering a strong sense of sisterhood. Participants can expect sessions designed to encourage self-discovery and communal bonding.

A typical day

Daily structure varies by retreat, but generally involves periods of movement and ritual, communal meals featuring organic, locally grown food, and opportunities for sisterhood connection. With no internet, days are spent fully present in the activities and natural surroundings.

Accommodation

The center is an eco-friendly ecolodge, suggesting comfortable and environmentally conscious lodging. Specific room types are not detailed, but the family-run nature implies a cozy, intimate setting.

What to bring

Given the focus on movement and ritual, comfortable clothing suitable for these activities is recommended. As it's an eco-lodge with no internet, consider bringing books or journals for personal reflection.

How to get there

From Cusco Airport, which is approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes away, you can arrange a taxi transfer for $30 USD one way. If you are fluent in Spanish, you can take a taxi to Pavitos bus stop in Cusco, then a bus towards Urubamba, and alight at the Bellavista stop.

A taxi transfer from Cusco Airport to the center can be coordinated, costing $30 USD one way.

Public transport: Public bus options are available from Cusco to Urubamba, with a stop at Bellavista.

Languages

English

How to book

Booking information is not provided, please contact the center directly for details.

Pricing

Retreats at Liz Diaz start from USD 810. Please contact the center for specific retreat pricing and what is included.

Location

Frequently asked questions

What kind of food is served at Kawsay Tika?

Meals at Kawsay Tika are organic and locally grown, with a strong emphasis on vegetarian and vegan options. Much of the food comes directly from their on-site greenhouse.

Is there internet access at the ecolodge?

No, there is no internet access available at the Kawsay Tika ecolodge. This allows for a deeper immersion into the retreat experience and a digital detox.

How do I get to Kawsay Tika from Cusco Airport?

Cusco Airport is about 1 hour and 40 minutes away. You can arrange a taxi pickup and drop-off through the center for $30 USD one way. Alternatively, if you speak Spanish, you can take a taxi to Pavitos bus stop, then a bus towards Urubamba, getting off at the Bellavista stop.

Are these retreats suitable for beginners in movement and ritual practices?

The mission focuses on creating safe sacred spaces for women to connect to their wisdom, suggesting an inclusive environment. While specific beginner suitability isn't detailed, the emphasis on connection and sisterhood implies a supportive setting for all levels.

What amenities are available at the center?

The center features a yoga studio and a unique ceremonial dome. They also have a large greenhouse where they grow much of their own food.