Organización Qinty
Ceremony and reflection in the Amazon
Bird calls and running water are part of the setting at Organización Qinty’s Chacra, where the retreat work centers on sacred plant medicines, especially Grandmother Ayahuasca. The intention is to give guests space for inward reflection and to explore the roots of personal pain, with ceremony and integration framed as parts of the process. The Amazon-jungle grounds keep nature close, while practical comforts include a personal bed, bathroom, shower and kitchen. Meals are tailored to guidance from Master Qinty and individual needs. Food can be vegetarian or include meat, with organic, gluten-free and dairy-free plans among the options. Getting there is unusually straightforward: the center organizes a moto pickup from Tarapoto airport, though guests should use the arranged ride rather than accepting an arbitrary moto. Retreats are paid, with prices starting at USD 1,350; confirm dates, meal arrangements and ceremony support before committing.
Highlights
- Bird calls and running streams around the Chacra
- Ceremony and integration centered on Grandmother Ayahuasca
- Meal plans tailored to guidance from Master Qinty and individual needs
- Personal beds, bathrooms, showers and a kitchen on site
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Setting
The Chacra sits amid the Amazon jungle, with bird calls and running streams shaping the atmosphere. Its grounds are designed to keep guests close to the surrounding greenery while they take part in the retreat’s plant-medicine work.
A typical day
Daily structure varies by retreat; ceremony timing, meal rhythm and free time are not fixed here, so confirm the plan with the center before booking.
Accommodation
The venue has personal beds, bathrooms, showers and a kitchen. The accommodation is described as new and well equipped, though room-sharing arrangements are not detailed.
What to bring
Pack breathable clothing for warm conditions and a rain layer, especially for travel in the wetter months. Ask the center about any ceremony-specific preparation or clothing before departure.
How to get there
The Chacra is at Kilometro 8 carretera, Tarapoto, San Martin. The center organizes a moto pickup from Tarapoto airport; follow its arrangement rather than taking an unplanned moto.
Nearest airport: Cadete FAP Guillermo Del Castillo Paredes Airport (TPP) (5 km)
Cadete FAP Guillermo Del Castillo Paredes Airport (TPP), near Tarapoto, is approximately 5 km from the center. The center organizes a moto pickup with room for luggage.
Nearest city: Tarapoto
Paid retreats start at USD 1,350. Confirm what is included and the price for your dates before reserving.
Climate
Climate Zone: Tropical
Best Months: Aug, Dec, Jul
Avoid: Feb, Mar, Nov
Tarapoto averages 25.4°C annually, with warmer conditions typically in November, December and January and cooler months around May to July. February, March and November are among the wettest months, while July, August and December tend to be drier.
Location
Frequently asked questions
How do guests get from Tarapoto airport to the Chacra?
The center organizes a moto pickup from the airport, with space for luggage. Use the arranged ride rather than accepting an unsolicited moto.
Can someone attend if they are new to ayahuasca ceremonies?
The retreat focuses on reflection and personal healing. Eligibility and preparation requirements should be confirmed with the center before booking.
What is the daily schedule like?
The rhythm varies by retreat. Contact the center to confirm ceremony timing, meals and free time for your dates.
What food is served during a stay?
Meal plans depend on guidance from Master Qinty and individual needs. Options include vegetarian, meat-inclusive, organic, gluten-free and dairy-free food.
How much does a retreat cost?
Retreats start at USD 1,350. Confirm the price and reservation terms for your chosen dates with the center.
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