Frequently asked questions about Ayahuasca

Ayahuasca is a traditional Amazonian preparation with cultural and spiritual roots in different Indigenous peoples. Its composition and traditional practices vary by community and context.

From 15 February 2027, all in-person retreats announced on this website take place in Valle La Estrella, Limón, Costa Rica. No in-person ceremonies or retreats take place in Spain; Spain remains a space for information, preparation, integration and community.

The published rate is €220 per person per day, with a minimum stay of 4 days: from €880. Travel to San Clemente is not included; final pickup from San Clemente to the centre is included.

Participation requires a health questionnaire and prior review of contraindications, medication and relevant history. No procedure removes all risk; medical questions should be discussed with a qualified healthcare professional.

Yes. Ayahuasca can carry important risks with certain health conditions and medications. Prior screening is mandatory, and prescribed treatment should not be stopped or changed without advice from the responsible healthcare professional.

The Spanish Association of Ayahuasca is registered in Spain under national number 619016/2019. Association registration does not by itself determine the legality of a particular substance or activity. Rules depend on the jurisdiction, place and time; this website does not provide legal advice.

It is not presented as a medical treatment or a guaranteed cure. Experiences are subjective. For any illness, diagnosis, medication or treatment, consult a healthcare professional.