Nagomi retreat — Nagomi Retreat operates without a fixed physical location, instead utilizing carefully selected private accommodations or other suitable venues within Amsterdam. This flexible approach allows for an intimate and personalized atmosphere, aligning the environment with the specific needs of each retreat.

Nagomi retreat

Time to rest, release, and return

Indonesia Denpasar paid

Nagomi makes room for a retreat at an unhurried, one-to-one pace. In private settings around Ubud, Tyrell guides each guest through a process that brings together deep rest, purification in Bali’s sacred natural springs, and a psilocybin ceremony. The emphasis is on privacy and personal care, with time to arrive and let the experience unfold rather than follow a tightly fixed group timetable. It is a notably individual format: preparation and the retreat itself are shaped around one guest at a time, with discretion central to the approach. Private properties may include air-conditioned rooms, Wi-Fi, a pool, and housekeeping; exact accommodation details are shared after booking confirmation. Meal options include vegan, vegetarian, and organic choices. Retreats start at USD 3,500, making Nagomi a considered option for travelers looking for dedicated personal guidance rather than a group program.

Highlights

  • Tyrell works with one guest at a time
  • Purification in Bali’s sacred natural springs
  • A guided psilocybin ceremony with time for rest and integration
  • Vegan, vegetarian, and organic meal options

Good for

Solo retreat guestsTravelers seeking one-to-one guidancePeople curious about plant-medicine retreatsGuests who prefer a flexible, unhurried paceNature lovers

Setting

The retreat takes place at private locations in Ubud, with a peaceful natural setting and Bali’s sacred springs as part of the experience. The exact property is shared after booking confirmation, so the atmosphere and setting may vary between stays.

The practice

Nagomi’s practice centers on a guided psilocybin ceremony, paired with deep rest and purification in sacred natural springs. Tyrell works privately with one guest, with preparation and the retreat shaped around that person rather than a group class. No meditation background is listed as a requirement; ask the host what preparation is recommended for your first retreat.

A typical day

There is no published daily timetable. The retreat is designed to leave room for arrival, rest, spring purification, ceremony, and return at an individual pace, rather than moving through a fixed schedule. Confirm the day-to-day rhythm with Nagomi before booking.

Accommodation

Accommodation is at a private retreat property in Ubud, with the exact address shared after booking confirmation. Listed amenities include air-conditioned rooms, Wi-Fi, a pool, towels, a kitchen, coffee and tea, and housekeeping.

What to bring

Ubud averages about 26.5°C, so pack light, breathable clothing and comfortable layers for rest. Rain is more common in January, March, and April; a light rain layer is useful then. Ask Nagomi about any ceremony-specific packing guidance.

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How to get there

Retreats take place at private locations in Ubud, with the exact address shared after booking confirmation. Confirm directions and onward travel arrangements with Nagomi before setting out.

Nearest airport: Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport (HLP) (13 km)

Halim Perdanakusuma International Airport (HLP) is near Jakarta, approximately 13 km from the center. Nagomi's retreats take place in Ubud, so confirm the appropriate arrival airport and onward journey with the host before booking.

Nearest city: Jakarta

Languages
English
How to book

Contact Nagomi through its website to enquire about dates and make booking arrangements.

Pricing

Paid retreats start at USD 3,500. Confirm the inclusions and final price with Nagomi when enquiring.

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

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Climate

Climate Zone: Tropical

Best Months: Jul, Aug, Sep

Avoid: Mar, Jan, Apr

Ubud is warm year-round, with an annual average temperature of about 26.5°C. July through September are the driest months, while January, March, and April tend to be wetter.

Location

Frequently asked questions

Is Nagomi suitable for someone new to plant-medicine retreats?

The format is one-to-one, but prior-experience requirements are not stated. Ask Tyrell what preparation is expected for a first retreat.

How do I book a retreat?

Contact Nagomi through its website to ask about dates and booking arrangements.

What food is available during the retreat?

Vegan, vegetarian, and organic meal options are listed. Ask Nagomi which choices are available for your dates and dietary needs.

What is the accommodation like?

Retreats use private locations in Ubud, and the exact property details are shared after booking confirmation. Listed amenities include air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and a pool.

How long does a retreat last, and what does each day include?

The retreat duration and daily itinerary are not stated. Contact Nagomi to confirm the length and schedule for your dates.

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