The Threshold Retreats

Slow, relational healing in the Sacred Valley.

Peru Pisac paid

The Threshold Retreats offers a unique approach to plant medicine in the stunning Sacred Valley of the Incas. Rather than focusing on quick fixes or catharsis, this center emphasizes a slow, relational, and ethically grounded journey. Their orientation is depth-psychological and somatic, prioritizing nervous system safety and exploring inner dynamics with care. Psilocybin is viewed as a supportive ally, integrated thoughtfully into a process that respects the intelligence of the body and addresses shame, protection, and agency. Set in a beautiful private villa in Pisac, the retreat provides a tranquil space for deep reflection and community, blending traditional Andean charm with modern comforts. It's an ideal setting for those seeking a mindful and integrated approach to healing and self-discovery.

Highlights

Depth-psychological and somatic approach to plant medicine
Focus on nervous system safety and inner dynamics
Psilocybin as a supporting ally, not the sole solution
Peruvian vegetarian cuisine
Villa blends traditional Andean charm with modern comforts

Good for

experienced meditatorsplant medicine curiousnature loversthose seeking somatic healingindividuals interested in depth psychology

Setting

set at the gateway to the Sacred Valley of the Incas in Pisac, Peru, the center is surrounded by the majestic Andes mountains and the Vilcanota River. The nearby Pisac archaeological site adds to the area's rich history and spiritual ambiance, creating a truly immersive and tranquil environment.

The practice

The Threshold Retreats does not adhere to a specific traditional meditation lineage. Instead, their practice is rooted in depth-psychological and somatic principles, emphasizing a slow, relational approach to self-discovery. They integrate plant medicine, specifically psilocybin, as a supportive tool within a framework that prioritizes nervous system safety and explores inner dynamics. The focus is on mindful engagement with the body's intelligence and addressing personal agency.

A typical day

The daily rhythm at The Threshold Retreats is designed to support a slow and relational process, though specific schedules vary by retreat. Days typically involve guided sessions that integrate depth-psychological and somatic practices, complemented by time for personal reflection and connection within the beautiful Sacred Valley setting. Meals are Peruvian vegetarian, providing nourishing sustenance.

Accommodation

The retreat takes place in a beautiful private villa that combines traditional Andean aesthetics with modern comforts, providing a serene and comfortable space for guests.

What to bring

Pisac experiences an annual average temperature of 13.2°C, with cooler and drier months from June to August. Pack layers, comfortable clothing for daily activities, and personal toiletries. Towels are provided by the center.

Address Martinawasi, Pisac, Peru

How to get there

The retreat center is located in Martinawasi, Pisac, Peru. It is a short 5-minute tuktuk ride from the center of Pisac. Exact map location details will be provided to participants.

Nearest airport: Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ) (16 km)

The nearest airport is Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ) near Cusco, approximately 16 km from the center. Guests would typically arrange a taxi or private transfer from the airport to Pisac.

Nearest city: Cusco

Languages

English

Pricing

Pricing for retreats starts from USD 255.

Climate

Climate Zone: Temperate

Best Months: Jul, Jun, Aug

Avoid: Mar, Feb, Jan

Pisac has an annual average temperature of 13.2°C. The warmest months are December, November, and January, while the coolest and driest months are July, June, and August. January, February, and March are the wettest months, so be prepared for rain if visiting during that period.

Location

Frequently asked questions

How do I get to The Threshold Retreats?

The retreat center is conveniently located just a 5-minute tuktuk ride from the center of Pisac. Exact map coordinates will be shared with participants upon booking.

What kind of food is served at the retreat?

The Threshold Retreats provides delicious Peruvian vegetarian meals. Vegan and Ayurvedic dietary options are also available to accommodate various needs.

What should I bring for my retreat?

Given Pisac's climate, with average temperatures around 13.2°C, especially cooler from June to August, it's advisable to pack layers. Comfortable clothing for movement and reflection, along with personal items, would be suitable. The center provides towels.

Is this retreat suitable for beginners to plant medicine?

The center's approach is depth-psychological and somatic, focusing on nervous system safety and inner dynamics. While psilocybin is used as a supporting ally, the emphasis is on a careful, relational process. It's best to inquire directly with the center about suitability for your specific experience level with plant medicine.

What amenities are available at the villa?

The villa offers several modern comforts including free WiFi, a kitchen for guest use, coffee/tea, and housekeeping services. Free parking is also available.