Private Ayahuasca Ceremony in Tulum Mexico

Individual Private Ayahuasca Ceremony (1:1) – Jungle private Cabana Stay Included
in Tulum, Riviera Maya | Small-Scale, Personalized Healing Experience

This private Ayahuasca ceremony for one guest is designed for those who seek a deep, intimate, and highly personalized connection with the spirit of Ayahuasca in a safe and supported setting with expert guide hierbatero/a, 15 years experience with plant medicine.
Female facilitator available

Held within our jungle wellness sanctuary in Ik Balam Eco Village, this experience offers a focused 1:1 journey, guided by experienced facilitators with a strong emphasis on care, presence, and integration.

Experience Overview
Format: Private 1:1 Ayahuasca Ceremony
Schedule: Late afternoon / sunset start (approx. 5:00 PM)
Duration: 5–6 hours
Location: XG Magick Home, Playa del Carmen (jungle setting)
Energy Exchange: $475 USD (all inclusive) for ONE GUEST
OR $575 USD for TWO GUESTS (any extra guest is additional $200 usd each)

What’s Included
Private Ayahuasca ceremony with dedicated facilitator
Sacred supportive elements:
Rapé (ceremonial snuff)
Xanga (optional integration support)
1-night stay in a private jungle cabana with ensuite bathroom
Access to wellness community amenities (pool, cenotes, nature areas)
Post-ceremony light nourishment (fruits & beverages)
All ceremonial equipment and comfort setup provided

The Setting
You will stay in a private cabana immersed in nature, within a peaceful jungle environment designed to support introspection, grounding, and integration. The space is part of a conscious wellness community, offering a sense of privacy without isolation.

Optional Extensions
Guests may request:
Multi-day stays
Private small-group ceremonies
2–3 ceremony cycles for deeper work
Advance booking is recommended to secure preferred dates.

Preparation Guidelines (Important)
To support the clarity and effectiveness of your experience, we recommend:
3 days prior: light, clean diet (vegetarian preferred)
Avoid: alcohol, smoking, coffee, excess sugar, processed foods, red meat
Allowed: simple meals (vegetables, rice, fish or chicken, olive oil)
Proper preparation enhances both the depth of the journey and the physical integration.

What to Bring
Comfortable, loose clothing
Extra change of clothes

Optional offerings for ceremony:
Flowers
Seeds or nuts (e.g. almonds)
These may be offered to Pachamama (Mother Earth) as part of the ritual intention.