
The cabanas
Separate cabanas with white walls and red metal roofs, set apart from one another on sloping ground under tall trees. You reach yours on a planted path.
Accommodations
Separate cabanas and rooms on the property, inside the forest. These are real photographs, taken as the place actually looks, on an ordinary day.
Accommodation is the part of a retreat website that most often oversells. A wide lens, a good hour of light and a careful crop can make any room look like a lodge. The pictures below are unstyled, taken on ordinary days, and they are the whole of what there is to show.
What they still do not answer is whether there is hot water, how many people share a room, or what the mosquito protection is. Those are below, as questions, until Qinty answers them.

Separate cabanas with white walls and red metal roofs, set apart from one another on sloping ground under tall trees. You reach yours on a planted path.

A covered walkway of tiled floor and wooden posts runs past the room doors, with the forest dropping away beside it.

Tiled stalls with curtains, open to the air, plants growing at the edge of the floor. This is what they look like, unstyled.

Where guests eat, rest and talk between sessions, looking across the planted ground toward the malokas.

The open sided ceremony house on its own platform, red roof, wide wooden floor, forest on every side.

A hammock under the maloka roof. Most of a long retreat is spent somewhere like this, and that is on purpose.
Every item below is a question, not a feature. None of them is claimed, because none has been confirmed. When Qinty answers, the answers appear here in place of the markers.
If one of these decides whether you can come, ask before you book a flight. You will get a straight answer.