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Private 1:1 Psilocybin assisted therapy session
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Nazli says, "Best experience, they are very professional to be leaders. " See more
€490
5.00
7 Day Women's Psilocybin Retreat
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June 8 - 14, 2026
Bertha says, "The Shaman has a very calm and gentle spirit. He was easy to approach and very patient. He has a lot of knowledge on his work and treats everyone’s experience as an individual uniquely." See more
From $1,950
/ 7 days
4.94
Psilocybe Mushroom session in Playa del Carmen Mexico
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Eric says, "Let me start by saying our session host Augustina was an absolute goddess of the earth I felt comfortable and safe from the moment we met. As for the Bofu experience it was life changing for me, I am 59 and I've never felt so connected with myself and the natural world." See more
From $165
4.88
Private Psilocybin Ceremony for women - Nature Temple
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Anonymous says, "And what do I continue with and where do I finish? There are so many things and feelings that happened inside the wonderful 5 day retreat that is really hard to contain in this review box here." See more
€1,375
4.98
Eleusinia 8-Day Psilocybin and DMT Retreat in Mexico- Psychedelic Enhanced Meditation Session
April 8 - 15, 2026
From $7,225
/ 8 days
4.98
Beckley Retreats | Jamaica - 1
Dennis's Staff Pick
April 1 - 6, 2026
Anonymous says, "This retreat provides a well researched, thoroughly organized experience, enriched by an outstandingly skilled and caring facilitative staff. The setting is culturally meaningful in naturally beautiful Jamaican context." See more
From $4,850
/ 6 days
5.00
Private Psilocybin Retreat
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March 24 - 25, 2026
Doris says, "Ich hatte eine sehr schöne, eindrückliche Zeit und fühlte mich sicher und sehr gut betreut durch Dominika. Der Geodom ist ein perfekter Ort für ein einmaliges Erlebnis." See more
From €640
/ 2 days
4.97
Truffle Therapy | 1 Day Private Psilocybin Retreat in The Netherlands
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Anonymous says, "Unspeakably profound experience. So much to reflect on, and respond to. Meaning, perspective and spiritual purpose have re-entered my life in overwhelming floods." See more
From $595
4.98
🍄2-Day Private Psilocybin Retreat for Depression & Anxiety (Therapeutic Support) | Portugal
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Anonymous says, "Greetings Nancy, Isher & Chuma, Hope you guys are all doing well. I thought I’d check in to let you know how I have been since the experience. Firstly, you weren’t kidding when you said you would feel low for the days that followed." See more
€650
5.00
Small Group Mushroom Ceremony in El Gastor
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Kirsty says, "I did my retreat in May 2025, it has taken me a while to review due to work commitments but also to enable me to process the benefits of the experience entirely over time." See more
$290
4.91
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How much does a Mushroom retreat cost?
Psilocybin retreat costs vary widely based on duration, location, and inclusions. Single-day experiences typically range from EUR €400-650 in Europe, USD $350-525 in the Netherlands, and USD $280-425 in Jamaica, Mexico and Costa Rica. Multi-day retreats generally cost EUR €2,000-3,500 for 4-5 days in Europe, with luxury options reaching EUR €5,000+. The average daily cost hovers around USD $400-600, with private sessions commanding higher prices than group experiences. Accommodations, meal quality, facilitator expertise, and integration support all influence pricing. Many retreats include preparation calls, integration sessions, and ceremonial experiences in their packages.
Questions about Mushroom
What is the difference between ayahuasca vs mushrooms?
The main active compound in psilocybin mushrooms, psilocin, is actually a DMT molecule coated with compounds that 'mask' it from the MAO enzymes so that it can safely be digested and reach the bloodstream. In that way, the DMT element of the ayahuasca journey can quite fairly rival experiences with high doses of magic mushrooms.
However — the ayahuasca journey is far from only a prolonged DMT trip. It is the synergy of the B. caapi vine and the DMT admixture that catalyzes such a profoundly more full-bodied experience, one that has taken some to completely independently existing ineffable spirit realms where it's possible to meet and interact with sentient entities, or down the long, often dark road of Memory Ln, where they can revisit and confront suppressed traumatic memories.
While they also offer profound insight into the nature of the self, others, life, and the universe, mushrooms also typically tend to provide a more supportive, encouraging type of experience. Conversely, ayahuasca is infamous for holding drinkers accountable for their wrongdoings, and very clearly showing them the path toward self-betterment so that no more rationalizations are possible.
In general, ayahuasca can be said to potentially offer a more intense (both physically and mentally), exhausting, ego dissolving, profoundly transformative journey, both deeply inward as well as to exquisite alternate dimensions of existence.
Are psychedelics addictive?
Classic psychedelics (like psilocybin mushrooms, LSD, ayahuasca, and mescaline) do not create physical dependence or addiction in the way substances like alcohol, opioids, or nicotine do. Most retreat participants find these medicines self-limiting—the profound, sometimes challenging experiences they produce naturally discourage frequent use. In traditional cultures where these plants have been used for centuries, they're typically approached with reverence and used ceremonially, not recreationally. That said, psychological attachment can form with any substance or experience that alters consciousness. At retreats, guests sometimes arrive with misconceptions about psychedelics being an easy "shortcut" to healing, only to discover these medicines often reveal what needs attention rather than instantly fixing it. The medicine itself rarely becomes problematic; the relationship with it might. What's most important isn't necessarily whether a substance can create dependency, but one's intention and the context of use. Many find these experiences so complete that they need significant integration time before feeling called to return.