Facilities & Accommodations
La Medicina

Maloka
The Shipibo hold Ayahuasca ceremonies in a structure called a Maloka. At La Medicina, the Maloka is a circular hut with a coned top that offers a safe place to experience the medicine. Several bathrooms are attached, which can be quickly accessed during the ceremony.
Our ceremony space is built on an enclosed platform, limiting the number of critters that can enter. The music of the Jungle can be heard clearly from inside the Maloka. Still, at the same time, it offers protection from the elements, immersing you in the medicine of the harmonious sounds of the Jungle and the lullabies of the rain. If you are still on your psychedelic journey late into the night after the ceremony has officially closed, you can sleep inside the Maloka.
The Maloka is designed to facilitate the healing process and optimize the acoustics so the Maestro’s icaros can resonate strongly and be received no matter where you are sitting.
Chiloka
Flower Bath Area
Rooms
Dining Area & Kitchen
The dining area consists of two intimate sections: one with a large table for guests who want to sit together and the other with two smaller tables for guests who need space to themselves the day after an intense ceremony. A small couch and an extensive curated library are also connected to the dining area. The library contains over 850 books on plant medicine, shamanism, eastern spiritual traditions, esoteric wisdom, philosophy, nutrition, crystals, and many other topics.
The kitchen, attached to the dining area, is compact, but it provides our cooks with enough space to create their magic – delicious gluten and dairy free meals for our guests and staff.