Peace Life

Self-healing in relationship with nature

Peru paid

In Peru's Amazon and Tarapoto region, Peace Life places personal wellbeing in conversation with the living landscape. Retreat programs bring together plant medicine, meditation, yoga, Reiki, Qigong, NLP and subconscious integration, with guides Qinty, Rose and Sean named among the team. The approach emphasizes active participation: guests are invited to build knowledge and tools for their own self-healing rather than treating wellness as something passively received. The surrounding environment is part of that perspective, alongside work with native healers, support for indigenous healing traditions and local restoration projects. Meals draw on familiar Peruvian dishes and simple breakfast staples, from lentil vegetable soup and rice and beans to oats, fruit, eggs and pancakes. Retreats take place at an Amazon or Tarapoto venue, and the exact address is shared after guests choose a program. Amenities listed include Wi-Fi, air-conditioned rooms, a hot tub and fitness center.

Highlights

A broad mix of plant medicine, Reiki, NLP, Qigong and meditation
Guides named Qinty, Rose and Sean
A self-healing approach that encourages active participation
Peruvian meals with options including lentil soup, rice and beans, fruit and pancakes
Support for native healers, indigenous traditions and local restoration projects

Good for

Meditation practitionersYoga practitionersPlant medicine retreat guestsNature loversTravelers exploring self-healing practices

Setting

Retreats are held in the Peruvian Amazon or Tarapoto area, amid a landscape described for its lush plant life, striking views and palpable natural energy. The exact venue depends on the program, so guests receive its address after choosing a retreat.

The practice

Peace Life brings together several approaches rather than following one named tradition. Depending on the retreat, practices may include meditation, yoga, Qigong, Reiki, plant medicine, NLP and subconscious integration. The stated emphasis is on taking an active role in your own wellbeing. If you are new to these modalities, ask the team which practices are included in your chosen program and what to expect in a session.

A typical day

The daily rhythm varies by retreat, and there is no single timetable to expect across programs. A visit may include some of the offered practices, such as meditation, yoga or Qigong, alongside meals featuring Peruvian dishes and fruit. Ask Peace Life for the schedule of the specific retreat you are considering.

Accommodation

Air-conditioned rooms, towels and free Wi-Fi are among the listed amenities, but room types and arrangements vary by retreat. Ask Peace Life about the lodging for your chosen program.

What to bring

Pack comfortable clothing for meditation, yoga and Qigong, along with any personal items you need for longer sessions. Since the venue varies by retreat, ask the center whether your program calls for specific clothing or footwear.

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How to get there

Retreat venues are in the Amazon or Tarapoto area. Contact Peace Life with the program you plan to attend to receive its exact address and directions.

Languages

English

How to book

Contact Peace Life to identify the retreat you wish to attend and request the venue address and reservation details.

Pricing

Retreats start at USD 2,200. Confirm the price and what is included with Peace Life for your chosen program.

Location

Frequently asked questions

What does a typical day at Peace Life look like?

The rhythm varies by retreat and may include practices such as meditation, yoga or Qigong. Ask the center for the schedule of your chosen program.

Can beginners join the retreats?

The programs are described as supporting active participation in your own wellbeing. Ask Peace Life which retreat and practices best suit your experience level.

How do I find the retreat venue?

Choose or identify the retreat you plan to attend, then contact Peace Life for the exact address. Venues are in the Amazon or Tarapoto area.

What food is served, and can dietary needs be accommodated?

Meals include Peruvian dishes and options such as oats, fruit, lentil vegetable soup, rice and beans, eggs and pancakes. Vegan, vegetarian, pescetarian, organic, gluten-free, dairy-free and nut-free options are listed; confirm your needs with the center.

What language are the retreats taught in?

Ask Peace Life directly which languages are used for your chosen retreat.