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Arkana works with Shipibo Shamans to provide holistic programs rooted in indigenous medicine. Our supportive environment helps you heal and transform by addressing trauma and imbalances. Combining plant wisdom with spiritual practices, we ensure you leave with new insights and tools for daily life.
Avg / Max : 15/25 guests
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Pool, Spa, Jungle Gym, Yoga Shala, Social Lounge
Tropical Jungle, Warm and Humid Weather
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Ayahuasca, Bufo Alvarius, Tobacco Hapé
What’s Included:
Not Included:
Optional Extras (Fee Applies):
What’s Included:
Not Included:
Optional Extras (Fee Applies):
What’s Included:
Not Included:
Optional Extras (Fee Applies):
We offer the following ancestral medicines to facilitate profound healing and transformation:
Is a powerful Amazonian brew sought after for its ability to induce altered states of consciousness and its profound physical and mental healing properties. It is very effective at treating depression, anxiety, addiction and other trauma-related conditions.
Sapo contains 5-MeO-DMT, also known as the God Molecule. Its vapor induces deep ego dissolution, spiritual awakening, and a mystical experience comparable to Nirvana. Used ceremonially, it promotes profound insights, emotional release, and a sense of unity.
As a part of our retreats, Shamans may prescribe specific plant treatments using locally sourced Amazonian master plants to help restore physical, emotional or energetic health. This may include plant emetics, vapor baths, and oral plant remedies.
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Arkana’s weekly program is a curated sequence of ancestral shamanic medicines, enhanced by spiritual practices, aimed at harmonizing the body, mind, and spirit.
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08:00 Shuttle Pickup Iquitos
12:30 Welcome Tour
13:30 Lunch
14:30 Check-In
15:30 Orientation
17:30 Intentions
20:00 Dinner
07:30 Aarti
08:15 Hapé Ceremony
09:00 Breakfast
13:30 Lunch
14:30 Excursion: Monkey Island
16:30 Plant bath
18:30 Ayahuasca Talk
21:00 Ayahuasca Ceremony 1
09:00 Breakfast
10:30 Group Share
12:15 Yoga
13:30 Lunch
14:30 Excursion: Libertad Village
16:30 Plant bath
18:30 Breath Healing
21:00 Ayahuasca Ceremony 2
09:00 Breakfast
10:30 Group Share
13:30 Lunch
14:30 Excursion: Sloth Sighting
16:30 Q&A with Shamans
17:30 Dinner
18:30 Excursion: Sloth Sighting
20:00 Bonfire
08:00 Yoga
09:00 Breakfast
10:40 Meditation
11:00 Bufo Alvarius Ceremony
13:30 Lunch
17:00 Plant Bath
18:30 Sound Healing
21:00 Ayahuasca Ceremony 3
09:00 Breakfast
10:30 Group Share
13:00 Post-Dieta Talk
13:30 Lunch
17:30 Integration Circles
21:00 Ayahuasca Ceremony 4
08:30 Breakfast
09:30 Group Share
11:30 Integration Talk
12:30 Gift Ceremony
14:00 Departure to Iquitos
This program offers a rare opportunity for those ready to make a deeper commitment to their healing journey. Through an isolated plant diet in the Amazon, participants can connect profoundly with Ayahuasca and additional master plants of the jungle. In the Shipibo tradition, master plants are revered as sacred healers and teachers, each possessing unique wisdom and knowledge.
By entering into communion with a chosen master plant, participants gain access to its insights, which provide tools for personal healing and understanding of how to heal others. This extended immersion allows one to further explore and understand the transformative world of plant medicine, opening doors to a profound personal journey guided by the plants themselves.
Iquitos, Peru (IQT)
Day prior to the start of the retreat (Saturday)
Day after the end the retreat (Sunday)
We offer a complimentary shuttle for transfer to/from the center.
Location: designated hotel in Iquitos
Pickup time: 8:00am
Drop off time: 5:00pm
Private transportation to/from the center is available (cost $250 ea way).
Not required but we recommend you buy one to cover any medical emergencies.
You will need to book a hotel stay for 2 nights (pre/post retreat). We recommend staying at the following:
- Hilton Doubletree (5*)
- Hotel Central (4*)
- Hotel La Casona (3)
Passport valid for a minimum of 6 months beyond the arrival date. No visa is required for people from North America and Schengen countries. Visitors from some Middle Eastern and Asian countries may require a visa. (Click here to verify)
Day prior to the start of we recommend getting some local currency for pocket incidentals. You can withdraw Soles at ATMs in the airport or exchange at a Money Bureau
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