Blue Morpho
Iquitos, Peru







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💬 Guests Say
- Profound Healing: Guests call the ayahuasca ceremonies “life-changing,” with one on retreat.guru saying they found “inner peace” after years of searching.
- Expert Guidance: Many praise Hamilton Souther’s mastery, noting on ayaadvisors.org his 20+ years of experience created a “safe, sacred space” for transformation.
- Jungle Immersion: Attendees highlight the Amazon setting, per bestretreats.co, describing the Heliconia Lodge’s riverfront as “magical,” though some found the heat challenging.
🚩 Incident Report
After a thorough investigation across multiple platforms—including Reddit (r/Ayahuasca, r/Psychonaut), Quora, Facebook groups (“Psychedelic Healing,” “Ayahuasca Experiences”), news outlets, retreat forums, ICEERS reports, and official records—no verified incidents of theft, sexual misconduct, or crime directly linked to Blue Morpho were identified.
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Theft: No guest reports or public posts on forums, social media, ICEERS data, or news sources mention stolen valuables or items at Blue Morpho.
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Sexual Misconduct: There are no documented allegations, complaints, or legal actions against Blue Morpho’s staff or facilitators in online discussions, news archives, or ICEERS resources. While sexual misconduct is a noted risk in the broader ayahuasca retreat community, no specific cases tie to Blue Morpho.
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Crime: No evidence of police reports, arrests, or violent incidents associated with Blue Morpho surfaced in Google News, Peruvian media, retreat forums, or ICEERS findings.
Blue Morpho maintains a clean online reputation with no reported incidents of this nature, supported by positive testimonials on retreat.guru (4.8/5 rating). While general risks (e.g., oversight issues) are discussed in the wider ayahuasca community, including ICEERS safety research, nothing specific to Blue Morpho appears in public records or discussions.
🔍 Critical Notes
Blue Morpho’s $2,500, 6-day ayahuasca retreat in Iquitos offers a deep Amazonian experience, praised on retreat.guru for Hamilton Souther’s expertise and the Heliconia Lodge’s serene setting. The 4-ceremony program with homemade ayahuasca adds authenticity, but the $2,500 price is high compared to local Iquitos retreats (often $1,000-$1,500). Ayahuasca’s legal status in Peru is ambiguous, and dated reviews with limited transparency on safety protocols suggest caution—verify current operations, facilitator availability, and medical support directly.