I’ll never forget my time at Blue Morpho Tours. The ayahuasca ceremonies were profound, guided by shamans who carried such wisdom and care. The jungle setting felt alive, enhancing every moment of the experience. I arrived seeking spiritual growth and left with insights that have reshaped my life. The staff was supportive, the accommodations simple yet fitting, and the integration sessions helped me process everything. Falling asleep to the jungle sounds was a gift. Five stars for a truly life-changing retreat.

Blue Morpho had its moments. The ceremonies were potent, and the jungle vibe was special. The shamans knew their craft, no question. But I struggled during the sessions and felt a bit lost—the staff seemed stretched thin with the group size, and I didn’t get the guidance I needed. The beds were uncomfortable, and the facilities felt cramped. It gave me some clarity, but I expected more care and comfort.

it’s a mixed bag.

This retreat took me deep within myself. The ayahuasca ceremonies were raw and revealing, and the shamans held space beautifully. The jungle setting was incredible, and I enjoyed connecting with others over meals. That said, I hoped for more personal integration time—group talks were good, but one-on-one would’ve helped more. The lodgings were clean but basic, and no hot water was a slight letdown. Four stars for a impactful experience with room to grow.

As a first-timer, I was anxious, but Blue Morpho made everything feel secure. The preparation was thorough, and the ceremonies were powerful, led by shamans whose chants felt otherworldly. The retreat center, tucked in the jungle, was beautiful and peaceful. The team was always there to help, and the food and yoga between sessions were thoughtful touches. I left feeling lighter and more connected to myself. Five stars for their professionalism and heart.

Blue Morpho delivered a meaningful retreat. The ceremonies were intense and eye-opening, with the shamans guiding us skillfully. The jungle location was stunning, amplifying the experience. However, the accommodations were pretty basic—thin mattresses and shared bathrooms made rest tricky. The group size felt a bit large, too, which lessened the intimacy. Still, the staff was kind, and the integration support was helpful