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Join shamans Luiza and Oriam for a guided ayahuasca ceremony near Itacaré that blends indigenous ritual, breathing practices, and post-ceremony integration. Expect a long, inward-focused session in a wheelchair-accessible setting with practical preparation required.
Join shamans Luiza and Oriam for a guided ayahuasca ceremony near Itacaré that blends indigenous ritual, breathing practices, and post-ceremony integration. Expect a long, inward-focused session in a wheelchair-accessible setting with practical preparation required.
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Operated by Santuário Ayahuasca Sitio Dos Oriundos · Itacaré, Bahia
Night falls over the Atlantic Forest and the ocean breathes against the cliffs—inside a simple wooden casa a small circle gathers. Lanterns throw soft pools of light on woven mats; leaves from surrounding trees rustle like a low chant. Host shamans Luiza and Oriam open the space with grounding breathwork and gentle guidance, setting the tone for a long ceremonial evening.
easy.
8–9 hours.
No special fitness required; activity is primarily seated and meditative but can be emotionally demanding.
Many people attend their first ceremony here; hosts provide guidance and preparatory practices, but safety depends on medical screening, disclosure of medications, and personal readiness.
The full program runs about eight to nine hours, including preparatory practices, the shamanic session, and post-ceremony sharing or integration.
Participants are typically adults; people with serious heart conditions, certain psychiatric diagnoses, or on contraindicated medications are advised not to participate and should consult a physician.
Yes—this provider lists the space and transportation as wheelchair accessible and allows service animals, but confirm specific accessibility needs when booking.
Ayahuasca originates in Amazonian indigenous practices; in Bahia it exists alongside coastal cultural traditions and a long history of cacao cultivation and Afro-Brazilian influences.
The Atlantic Forest is highly threatened—support guides and venues that minimize single-use plastics, respect sacred sites, and engage local communities.
Santuário Ayahuasca Sitio Dos Oriundos operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
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