Camino de Santiago & Ayahuasca

-19 June
Arrival at the retreat house
Reception
Opening of the sacred portal of the way
Presentations
Ayahuasca ceremony

-20 June
Breakfast
Integration
Food
Group dynamics
Ayahuasca ceremony

-21 June
Breakfast
Integration
Food
Rest

-22 June
-Stage 1: Romean - Ferreira (29km)
-Connection with the earth and the essence
The beginning of this path calls us to connect with what is essential, with what has always sustained us: the earth. As pilgrims, we leave behind the unnecessary and surrender to the path with humility, consciously treading each step. This stage reminds us that everything solid had its origin in the subtle and that, before reaching any goal, we must honour our roots.

-23 June
-2nd Stage: Ferreira - Melide (21km)
-The way of faith
The pilgrim advances not only with his feet, but also with his trust in the mystery. On this stretch, the Camino speaks to us of faith: not only in the divine, but in our own capacity to move forward. We encounter the footprints of those who have travelled these routes before us, leaving behind them the energy of their prayers, doubts and certainties. Faith on the Camino is not a dogma, but a personal discovery that reveals itself in every encounter and in every silence.

-24 June
-3rd Stage: Melide - Arzúa (14 km)
-Abundance
The spirit of the Camino is generous and invites us to receive with gratitude and to give from the heart. The legend of the hungry pilgrim and the bread turned to gold teaches us that true wealth is not measured in possessions, but in hospitality, compassion and giving.
Today we walk with an open heart, recognising that every encounter is a gift and that the universe always provides when we trust its flow. Abundance is a state of being, a reflection of our capacity to share and receive without attachment.

-25 June
-4th Stage: Arzúa - O Pino (17 km)
-Healing and Rebirth
The path takes us into the sacred oak forest, a natural sanctuary where time seems to be suspended. The waters that surround the path invite us to heal, to release what we no longer need and to allow body and spirit to find rest.
Here, water is medicine. We wash not only the wounds of the feet, but also those that the soul has borne during the journey. On this stretch, body and mind align with the rhythm of the path, and healing manifests itself in stillness, in rest, in silence. We learn that transformation does not always come with a bang, but with the softness of an enveloping breeze.

-26 June
-Stage 5: O Pino - Santiago (22 km)
-The Sacred Threshold
We are nearing the end of the journey, but the real closure is not in the arrival, but in the way we have travelled the road. On this day, each step is both a farewell and a welcome. We prepare to cross a threshold, aware that something in us has changed forever.

In the late afternoon we will have a circle of integration, in which everyone will be able to express what they have experienced, the insights they have gained and the seeds they have taken away from this journey.

-27 June
-End of Retreat
-Farewell and closing
We will meet in the morning to share a last breakfast together, a moment of farewell, gratitude and hugs before we each go our own way.

With a full heart, we say goodbye knowing that this journey does not end here, but continues to beat with every step we take in our lives. May the spirit of the Camino continue to accompany us.

Its location is well connected to reach it from anywhere. It is 1 hour from Santiago airport (you can reach it by bus from there).

You can also get to Lugo by train. It is 10 minutes by taxi from the house.

The meeting will take place in a unique location, on the outskirts of Lugo, in the middle of nature, just a short distance from the primitive path.
A house of traditional Galician architecture that preserves, with care, the original and characteristic spaces.

All meals will be vegetarian or vegan if specified. It is also possible to tell us before attending if you have any kind of food allergy or intolerance.

• Personalised arrival interview and pre- and post-retreat support
• Accommodation and meals at the ceremonial house (day 19 to 22)
• Personalised arrival interview and pre- and post-retreat support
• Pre-preparatory sessions
• 2 ceremonies with Ayahuasca
• Therapeutic integration sessions throughout the retreat
• Work with ancestral remedies
• Daytime dynamics
• Yoga Sessions
• Therapeutic accompaniment
• Medical advice for those who need it
• Accommodation during the stages of the route to Santiago*.
• Guidance and accompaniment along the way by facilitators
• Backpack transport service (transfers by car) between the different stages of the trail*.
• Travel insurance (see coverage below)*.
• 24-hour assistance*.
• Vehicle in case of emergency*.
• *These services are provided to walkers within the corresponding days of the Camino (22nd to 27th June).

What's Not Included

• Transport to and from the ceremonial house and back from Santiago
• Meals during the stages of the Camino (We have chosen to offer flexibility for those who want to reduce the costs of the retreat, so that people can decide how many times a day they want to eat and in what way [restaurants, snacks, etc]). This will cost the participant an additional personal cost of between €75 (if they opt for sandwiches and fruit) and €300 (cafeterias, bars, restaurants) for the total Camino.
• Additional medicines such as Kambó