Samauma

Ancient wisdom, Amazonian plant medicine.

Peru San Pedro de Cumbaza paid

Samauma, perched over 700 meters high in San Pedro de Cumbaza, offers a unique sanctuary for deep transformation, blending ancient wisdom with contemporary consciousness. This center is a living bridge between European esoteric traditions and Amazonian plant medicine, providing a grounded approach far removed from spiritual tourism. With exceptional panoramic views of the Amazon valleys, Samauma's newly built facilities harmonize with nature, featuring solar power, a pure water well, and an organic food garden. Guests can participate in ceremonies within a traditional maloka or engage in movement and meditative practices in a spacious hall open to the surrounding environment. It's a place dedicated to returning to oneself, to nature, and to the soul, guided by simple, sincere, and respectful principles.

Highlights

Blends European esoteric traditions with Amazonian plant medicine
Exceptional panoramic views over the Amazon valleys
Full energy and water autonomy via solar power and a pure water well
On-site organic food garden cultivated with sustainable practices
Traditional maloka for ceremonies and a spacious hall for movement

Good for

plant medicine practitionersnature loversthose seeking deep transformationindividuals interested in ancient wisdomeco-conscious travelers

Setting

Perched at over 700 meters, Samauma boasts exceptional panoramic views over the lush Amazon valleys. The newly built facilities are designed to blend seamlessly with nature, utilizing natural materials and offering a serene, harmonious atmosphere. The center operates with full energy and water autonomy, powered by solar energy and a pure water well, and features an on-site organic food garden.

The practice

Samauma integrates sacred sciences, Western esotericism, and Amazonian plant medicine. The approach is grounded and sincere, focusing on self-discovery and connection with nature. Practices include ceremonies and rituals in a traditional maloka, alongside movement, dance, and meditative sessions in a spacious hall, all aimed at fostering deep personal transformation.

A typical day

Daily structure varies by retreat, but typically includes periods of guided practice, ceremonies in the maloka, and movement sessions. Meals are prepared from the organic garden. Guests are encouraged to connect with nature and engage in self-reflection, with guidance focused on returning to oneself and the soul.

Accommodation

The center features newly built facilities designed for comfort and simplicity, harmonizing with nature and utilizing natural materials. Specific details about room types (e.g., private, shared) are not provided.

What to bring

Pack light, breathable clothing suitable for a tropical climate, along with insect repellent. Comfortable footwear for walking and movement practices is recommended. Consider a light jacket for evenings at altitude.

Address Aucaloma - San Pedro de Cumbaza, HH9G+98

How to get there

Guests must arrive in Tarapoto the day before the retreat. The meeting point is La Patarashca Restaurante. From Tarapoto airport, take an official mototaxi to the restaurant. A group transfer to Samauma is organized from La Patarashca at 2:00 PM on the welcome day.

Nearest airport: Cadete FAP Guillermo Del Castillo Paredes Airport (TPP) (10 km)

From Cadete FAP Guillermo Del Castillo Paredes Airport (TPP), approximately 10 km from Tarapoto, take an official mototaxi to La Patarashca Restaurante. A group transfer to Samauma is then provided from the restaurant.

Nearest city: Tarapoto

Languages

English

Pricing

Retreats at Samauma start from USD 1350.

Location

Frequently asked questions

How do I get to Samauma?

You need to arrive in Tarapoto the day before your retreat. The meeting point is La Patarashca Restaurante. From Tarapoto airport, take an official mototaxi to the restaurant. A group transfer to Samauma is organized from La Patarashca at 2:00 PM on the welcome day.

What kind of food is served at Samauma?

Samauma offers vegan and vegetarian meals, with ingredients sourced from their on-site organic food garden, cultivated with sustainable and respectful practices.

What should I bring for my retreat?

Given the Amazonian setting, it's advisable to bring light, breathable clothing, insect repellent, and comfortable shoes for movement and potentially uneven terrain. As the center is at 700 meters, a light layer for cooler evenings might also be useful.

Is there internet access at the center?

Yes, Samauma provides free WiFi for guests.

What if I have questions before or during my journey to the center?

A dedicated WhatsApp group is created to support all travelers, providing guidance and answering any questions you may have along the way.