Personalized Retreats

A: A personalized retreat is a completely customized experience built around your unique interests and preferences. Whether you’re seeking cultural immersion, adventurous treks, or spiritual ceremonies, we curate an experience specifically for you in the Sacred Valley of Peru.

A: Begin by viewing our catalog and then filling out our inquiry form, where you can highlight your preferences such as the type of experiences (cultural, adventure, or spiritual), the length of your stay, and whether you’re planning for an individual or group retreat. After submitting the form, we’ll contact you to plan your personalized retreat together.

A: The possibilities are endless. The retreat duration depends entirely on your availability and preferences.

A: Absolutely! From the types of experiences to how many days you’ll be supported, every aspect of your retreat is customizable. We tailor the retreat to fit your personal vision, whether you want day trips or a full retreat package.

A: Yes, we can arrange trips to popular sites like Machu Picchu, as well as off-the-beaten-path experiences that most tourists miss. You can choose the balance between well-known landmarks and hidden gems.

A: If there’s something specific you’re looking for that isn’t mentioned, just let us know! We will work with you to create a unique experience tailored to your desires.

A: Yes, we offer flexible payment plans to help make your retreat more accessible. A non-refundable deposit is required to secure your booking, with the remaining balance due according to the payment plan you choose.

A: If you need to cancel, you must do so at least 30 days in advance. Cancellations made within 30 days of the retreat date will result in a non-refund of the deposit. However, we are happy to help reschedule your retreat if needed and work with you on specific case scenarios.

A: Yes, we can create retreats for individuals, small groups, or larger groups. Simply indicate your group size when filling out the inquiry form, and we’ll plan an experience that suits everyone’s needs.

A: We have extensive local knowledge of the Sacred Valley and Peru, and we work closely with trusted locals, communities, and partners to ensure your retreat is safe, enriching, and meticulously organized.

A: It is completely dependent on the activities you choose and how many people are part of the experience. In the inquiry form we ask about budget to get a grasp of what we can offer you.

A: No, we do not include flights to/from Peru.

A: The closest airport is in Cusco, Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ). When booking flights to Peru, it’s usually more economical to book from your home airport to Lima first, and then get a separate flight from Lima to Cusco. The flight from Lima to Cusco is about 1 hour. Just make sure to leave yourself enough time to collect your bags and check in for the Lima to Cusco flight if you're heading there directly. Some people like to spend a day in Lima, and if you do, we recommend checking out the neighborhoods of Miraflores and Barranco.

A: The beauty of a personalized retreat is that we will sort out all of these details when planning your trip with you. We can definitely arrange it to be part of your personalized retreat or if you prefer to spend some solo days before or after the retreat then we can coordinate on a case-by-case scenario.

A: In Peru, the use of traditional psychoactive plant medicines, such as Ayahuasca and San Pedro cactus, is legal when used in ceremonial and cultural contexts. These practices are deeply rooted in indigenous traditions and are respected as part of the country's cultural heritage.

A: Once you book with us, we will send you a customized list of suggestions of what type of clothing to pack.

Generally speaking, the weather is mild, kind of like eternal fall, so it’s important to pack layers. Think sweaters, cardigans, scarves, hats, gloves, and a good rain jacket or rain gear just in case (during Oct-March). You’ll also want a good pair of shoes for hiking or exploring outdoors.

Keep in mind that locals in the valley tend to dress conservatively, so you won’t see many people in shorts—even on warmer days, they often wear sweaters or jackets. It’s a good idea to pack pants, leggings, or skirts to stay comfortable and respectful.

Keep in mind that certain devices, like hair dryers, can blow out due to the voltage difference in Peru. We recommend leaving those at home to avoid any issues. However, your electronics and chargers will be fine to use.  Also, note that some outlets in Peru have only two hole prongs (not slits) or may not have the three-prong configuration you might be used to. However, it’s easy to find the necessary converters and adapters locally if needed. 

A: The physical activity depends on what you decide you want to do. Most of our adventure options range from being novice to more difficult hikes. We will check in with your comfort for doing physical activity after you fill out the inquiry form.

A: Altitude affects everyone differently—some people don’t feel it at all, while others might. Cusco is situated at approximately 11,150 feet (3,400 meters) above sea level, so it’s common to experience some symptoms as your body adjusts. There’s a belief that the mountains are energetically working with you during this adjustment period. We’ve designed our retreat schedule to help with this: the first day or two will be more relaxed, allowing you to rest and acclimate as needed. We’ll also provide natural remedies used by locals, like coca leaves and muña (Andean mint), to help ease any discomfort.

A: Yes, you will need a valid passport to travel to Peru. Make sure your passport is up-to-date and will remain valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date. You will receive a tourist visa that is valid for 90 days from the day of entry.