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Deep Jungle Exploration & Lake Sandoval Wildlife Encounters

Ayahuasca Ceremony Peru Trips 5 days  Nightfall Jungle Adventure:  What Is Ayahuasca?  Ayahuasca is an ancient psychoactive brew traditionally used by Indigenous peoples of the Amazon for centuries. It is made from two main plants: the vine Banisteriopsis caapi and the leaves of Psychotria viridis, which contain DMT (dimethyltryptamine), a powerful natural hallucinogen.

This sacred Amazonian tea is used in shamanic ceremonies for spiritual healing, self-discovery, and deep connection with nature. Today, thousands of travelers journey to Peru, Brazil, and Colombia seeking a transformational ayahuasca experience in a safe, guided environment.

• Ayahuasca Ceremony: Recommendations Before and After
  Before Drinking Ayahuasca:
  Follow a light diet (avoid meat, alcohol, drugs, processed food).
• Prepare emotionally and mentally with a clear intention.
• Research the retreat center and the shaman or facilitator.
• After the Ceremony:
  Take time to rest and integrate the experience.
• Keep a personal journal or seek therapeutic support.
• Maintain healthy habits and allow space for reflection

Ayahuasca Ceremony Peru 5 days.

Location: Southern Peru, Department of Madre de Dios, Puerto Maldonado.
Service Type: Private or Group.
Starting Point: Pick-up at your Hotel / Airport or Bus Terminal in Puerto Maldonado.
Ending Point: Drop-off at your Hotel / Airport or Bus Terminal in Puerto Maldonado.
Departure: Daily.
Activities: Entering the Amazon Rainforest, Macaw Watching, Adventure on Lake Sandoval, Connection with Nature, Trekking on Lake Sandoval, Ayahuasca Ceremony, Return to Puerto Maldonado.
Altitude: 182 meters above sea level
Best time to visit: March – November
Hostel: 4 nights in our cabin. Private room with mosquito nets, shower, and private bathroom.
Meals: 4 Breakfasts / 4 Lunches / 4 Dinners
Native: Shaman
Tour Guides: Professional bilingual local guide (well equipped with guiding equipment)
Minimum participants: 2
Maximum participants: 7

  Detailed Itinerary  Ayahuasca Ceremony Peru Trips 5/Days

 Day 1: Welcome to the Amazon – First Jungle Adventure & Ayahuasca Ceremony.  Ayahuasca Ceremony Peru Trips

Your journey begins upon arrival in Puerto Maldonado, where we greet you at the airport or bus terminal. After a short orientation at our main office, we venture into the lush heart of the Tambopata National Reserve.

Travel by road and motorized canoe along the Tambopata River. Along the way, you may spot wildlife such as capybaras, caimans, colorful birds, and  with some luck  even a jaguar. Enjoy a scenic riverfront lunch before arriving at our jungle ecolodge. In the afternoon, take an interpretive walk through pristine rainforest.

Night activity: Spot the elusive creatures that emerge only after sunset. Rest in private eco-friendly cabins surrounded by the tranquil symphony of the Amazon.

Day 2: Macaw Clay Lick & Canoe Exploration at Lake Sandoval. Ayahuasca Ceremony Peru Trips.

Wake early for an unforgettable visit to the Chuncho Clay Lick, one of the world’s best locations for observing macaws and other parrots in their natural habitat. Enjoy breakfast while watching these vibrant birds gather at the clay wall.

Return to the lodge and then continue toward Lake Sandoval Lodge trekking through protected rainforest to reach your next ecolodge. Later, paddle a canoe across the calm, mirror-like waters of the lake, framed by towering palm trees and teeming with wildlife.

Evening: Go on a night walk to spot nocturnal animals like frogs, snakes, and night monkeys.

 Day 3: Deep Amazon Connection & Moonlight Lake Safari. Ayahuasca Ceremony Peru Trips.

Start the day with a sunrise canoe ride on Lake Sandoval, a peaceful opportunity to observe giant river otters, howler monkeys, and flocks of tropical birds in their natural rhythm. Spend the late morning at leisure — journal, meditate, or simply enjoy the stillness of the jungle. In the afternoon, set off on a hike deep into undisturbed rainforest.

Night excursion: Take a canoe journey under the moonlight — where each ripple and shadow tells a story of the wild Amazon Photography.

 Day 4: Jungle Expedition & Sacred Ayahuasca Ceremony. Ayahuasca Ceremony Peru Trips.

Begin the day with a guided walk along untouched forest trails, seeking out rare bird species, unusual insects, and shy mammals in their natural habitat. Optional activities include traditional Amazonian fishing or a refreshing dip in natural pools known for their medicinal properties.  As dusk approaches, we prepare mentally and spiritually for a profound experience. Ayahuasca Ceremony Led by an experienced Amazonian shaman, this sacred ritual takes place in a safe, guided setting. The ceremony facilitates inner healing, vision, and a deeper connection to nature and oneself — a transformative journey of spiritual renewal.  After the ceremony, rest deeply in your private cabin, surrounded by the calm of the forest.

 Day 5: Farewell to the Jungle – Return to Puerto Maldonado

After breakfast, we begin our return journey: a serene canoe ride and hike through the rainforest lead us back to the main port.  Travel by motorboat along the Tambopata River to Puerto Maldonado. Retrieve your luggage and transfer to the airport or bus terminal for your onward journey — carrying with you unforgettable memories of your Amazonian experience.

Qué Incluye

Included in the Amazon Expedition

• A professional tour guide;
  Motorboat transportation;
  A professional cook;
  Meals: 4 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 4 dinners, and drinking water (Note: Vegetarian options available upon request, at no additional cost!);
  Lodging: 4 nights in a lodge;
  First aid kit, including a venom extractor, mosquito bite treatment, and an antidote for snake bites;
  Radio communications;
  rubber boots

Qué No Incluye

Not included in the Amazon.

• Any flights departing from the airport or taxes;
  travel insurance;
  Vaccinations;
  Breakfast on the first day and dinner on the last day;
  Drinks;
  Tips for local staff.
• Entrance fee to the Reserved

What You Need to Bring

• Mosquito repellent (DEET 35 recommended as a minimum!)
  Original passport
  Small backpack
  Long-sleeved cotton shirts (preferably green)
  Long cotton pants
  Long cotton socks (that fit into your pants)
  Comfortable walking shoes
  Sandals or lightweight shoes
  Rain gear (e.g., rain poncho)
  (Only for the start of the tour in the Andes and cloud forest) Sweater
  Swimsuits Binoculars (we also rent them),
  Camera and charger,
  Plastic bags to be used for clothing and a camera,
  A hat for protection from the sun or rain,
  Hygiene items,
  Small towel,
  Toilet paper,
  Antibacterial gel,
  Sunscreen,
  Sunglasses,
  Flashlight (with spare bulb and batteries),
  Bottled water (1 liter minimum),
  Pocket money (soles) to buy some drinks and souvenirs, as well as to travel to the top of the Amazon.
  Confirmed Amazon Expedition Departures

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What is Ayahuasca? A Powerful Ancestral Brew from the Amazon Rainforest

Ayahuasca is a sacred brew with deep roots in the Amazonian rainforest. This powerful plant medicine is traditionally prepared by boiling two “master plants”: the Banisteriopsis caapi vine and the leaves of chacruna (Diplopterys cabrerana). Used for centuries by Indigenous tribes across the Amazon, ayahuasca ceremonies are profound rituals of healing, spiritual vision, and deep connection with nature.

What makes ayahuasca truly unique are its psychoactive properties, which can induce expanded states of consciousness. These visionary experiences are always guided by experienced shamans or healers, who sing icaros (sacred songs) and protect the participants during the journey.

In modern times, ayahuasca has become a cornerstone of spiritual ecotourism in Peru and other parts of the Amazon basin. Travelers seeking transformation, healing, and a deeper understanding of themselves and the universe often participate in ayahuasca retreats under the supervision of traditional Amazonian healers