A guide stands at the edge of a wide river at golden hour holding a bowl of smoke, light moving on the water.

A week is where most people find the floor. The first days empty out the noise. The middle days go somewhere quieter. By the end there is time to sit with what happened rather than carry it straight onto a plane. This is the length most guests choose for a first serious stay.

Length
One week
Price
Shared with you directly
Dates
Shared with you directly
Group size
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The shape of the days

  1. 01

    Arrival and settling

    Travel in, eat, rest, and learn the land before anything else begins.

  2. 02

    The forest days

    Walking, resting, learning what grows here, and time with the guides.

  3. 03

    The deeper nights

    Traditional ceremony, held by experienced guides. What is offered, and to whom, is confirmed with you directly before you travel.

  4. 04

    Rest and integration

    Unhurried days to sleep, eat, write, talk, and let things settle.

  5. 05

    Closing and departure

    A closing conversation and the journey back toward Tarapoto.

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The real daily rhythm for each retreat length

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Who this is for

  • Guests who want time to arrive, go deeper, and settle before leaving
  • People in a period of change who want space to look at it
  • Anyone who has done shorter retreats and wants more room

Who this is not for

  • Anyone who cannot be away from work or family contact for a full week
  • Guests whose screening indicates they should not take part

Eligibility is decided at screening, not on this page. Read the safety page before you apply. Trust and safety

Included

  • Accommodation on the property
  • Meals prepared at Qinty
  • Time with the guides
  • Guided time in the forest
  • Integration conversations

Not included

  • International and domestic flights
  • Travel insurance
  • Personal expenses in Tarapoto