Authentic Ayahuasca Retreat Near Medellín
Located approximately 45 minutes from Medellín, our retreat provides a peaceful setting away from the city, surrounded by the mountains and forests of the Colombian Andes.
Our Ayahuasca retreat in Medellin focuses on an intimate experience in a traditional environment rather than a large commercial retreat. Our ceremonies are guided according to ancestral practices and take place in a traditional Maloca, creating a space for reflection, connection, and personal exploration.
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Why Choose Our Retreat?
Indigenous Taita
Our ceremonies are guided by an Indigenous Taita connected to the Pastos tradition of Putumayo, bringing ancestral knowledge and traditional guidance to the experience.
Pastos Tradition
Our retreat is rooted in the cultural and spiritual traditions of the Pastos people of southern Colombia.
Putumayo
The tradition behind our ceremonies is connected to Putumayo, a region known for its deep Indigenous heritage and ancestral relationship with Yagé.
Traditional Maloca
Ceremonies take place in a traditional Maloca, providing a dedicated space for ceremony, reflection, and connection with the ancestral tradition.
38+ Years
For more than 38 years, our family has maintained this spiritual tradition and welcomed travelers into the same sacred location.
Same Sacred Location
The retreat has remained in the same natural setting for decades, allowing our family to preserve a continuous connection with the land and its traditions.
Small Groups
As an ayahuasca retreat in Medellin, we work with small groups to create a more intimate environment and allow participants to have a more personal experience.
Colombian Andes
Our ayahuasca retreat in Medellin is located in the Colombian Andes, surrounded by mountains, forests, and nature, while remaining conveniently accessible from the city.
Uses of Ayahuasca
1. Spiritual Exploration
Ayahuasca has traditionally been used in ceremonial settings as a way to explore spirituality, consciousness, and one’s relationship with the world.
2. Self-Reflection
Many people use the ceremony as an opportunity for deep introspection, personal reflection, and gaining new perspectives on their lives.
3. Emotional Exploration
The experience may provide a space to explore emotions, memories, and personal experiences in a conscious and intentional setting.
4. Connection with Nature
Ayahuasca traditions often emphasize a deeper connection with nature, the natural world, and the interconnectedness of life.
5. Cultural and Ancestral Connection
Within Indigenous traditions, ayahuasca—or Yagé—has been used ceremonially as part of ancestral practices, community traditions, and spiritual teachings.
