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Atmosphere and feature ratings above are based on Best Retreats research (November 2026). They will be updated if Reverie Wellness Center submits its own information.

Reverie Wellness Center: An In-Depth Review for Ayahuasca Retreats in the Sacred Valley, Peru

Reverie Wellness Center, run by Reverie Center s.r.o., is a new ayahuasca retreat near Calca in Peru’s Sacred Valley, co-founded in 2026 by siblings Miro Vyšný and Nina Vyšná, that sells seven-day retreats with three ceremonies for $2,450 and nine-day retreats with four for $2,950, in groups of 10 to 12 with private suites, per its Retreat Guru page. It names a psychiatrist who leads screening and a therapist for integration, and uses ayahuasca only. Against that, no Indigenous curandero is named, no contraindication list or emergency plan is published, its only star reviews sit on another operator’s listing in a same-day burst, and no future Peru dates were listed in November 2026.

🎯 At a Glance

• Locations: A “Sacred Valley Sanctuary” listed at Calca, Cusco, Peru, between Calca and Urubamba; guests are picked up in Cusco.
• Approach: Three night ceremonies, plus one daytime ceremony on the nine-day retreat, with trauma-focused workshops, yoga, breathwork, sound healing and a one-to-one integration session.
• Suitable For: People wanting a comfortable, psychology-focused group retreat. Not suitable for people taking antidepressants or with heart or psychiatric conditions.
• Costs: $2,450 for seven days and $2,950 for nine, including a private suite, meals and Cusco transfers, per its program page; temazcal and massages cost extra. Payment is by bank transfer after screening, and refund terms are not shown on its listings.
• Overall Assessment: A screening psychiatrist, integration therapist and private suites, offset by Western-led ceremonies, no published contraindications or emergency plan, borrowed reviews and a very short track record. Directory evaluation: C.

💬 What Guests Are Saying

Reverie has no reviews on Retreat Guru. The only star reviews found are 19 five-star reviews on Casa Oraya‘s BookRetreats listings, several crediting “Nina and Miro” and one thanking “Reverie”; nine of ten visible reviews are dated 19 June 2026, twelve days after Reverie’s first Peru retreat ended, and the same pool appears on Casa Oraya’s Spain and Colombia retreats. No reviews of 3 stars or lower were found. If you have attended, we encourage you to share your experience through our submission form.

🚩 Incident Report

We searched review platforms and English, Spanish and Czech-language news for reports involving Reverie, Miro Vyšný, Nina Vyšná, Héctor Hurtado Durán, Dr. Julia Javkin and Lia Amit.

• Deaths and serious injuries: None found.
• Sexual misconduct: No allegations found.
• Theft and fraud: None found.
• Legal action: None found.

The center opened in 2026, so this absence offers limited assurance.

If you have experienced or witnessed an incident with this center, please report it confidentially.

🔍 Critical Notes

Who runs it. Miro Vyšný says he trained in Brazil under an unnamed psychotherapist, per his teacher profile, and his sister Nina Vyšná teaches yoga. Ceremonies are also led by Héctor Hurtado Durán, a Chilean facilitator who describes 12 years in the Katukina and Shipibo traditions; Dr. Julia Javkin, described as a psychiatrist, leads screening, and Lia Amit, a psychotherapist, leads integration (all unverified). The legal entity is a Slovak or Czech-style company with no registration number shown.

Screening and medical support. Applicants complete an online health form and a call before approval, but no contraindication list, on-site medical staff or emergency protocol is published, and it is not stated whether the psychiatrist is on site. Hospitals are in Cusco, about an hour or more away.

Listings. One duplicated listing shows a placeholder price of $5.00, postal codes differ between pages, and generic pool, spa and gym icons are not described in the program text.

Status. Retreats ran from May to October 2026; in November 2026 no Peru dates were listed and a 2027 Europe program had a waitlist.

Legal context. Ayahuasca is legal in Peru, its traditional use is national heritage, and there is no licensing regime for retreats, per ICEERS.

🆘 Screening & Mental Health Risks

Ask for the full contraindication list and whether the psychiatrist reviews every application. ICEERS notes that ayahuasca’s MAOI component makes it dangerous with SSRIs and other serotonergic drugs and that it is contraindicated for people prone to psychosis. Never stop a psychiatric medication to qualify for a ceremony without your prescriber’s guidance.

🧪 Brew Substance

Ayahuasca only, served by the facilitators; its source is not published. Ayahuasca combines the Banisteriopsis caapi vine with a DMT-containing leaf such as chacruna, as Erowid explains.

📍 Location, Setting & Style

• Setting: Cool, high Andean valley with gardens below rocky peaks.
• Rooms: Private suites with private bathrooms; couples or friends may share.
• Style: Facilitator-led ceremonies within a trauma-focused workshop program.

Practical guidance: Fly to Cusco (CUZ) a day early to acclimatize; group transport to the center is included.

Should You Book?

Possibly, with questions. Ask in writing for the contraindication list, whether a medical professional is on site during ceremonies, the emergency plan and hospital time, the refund terms, who prepares the brew, and the registration of the company you are paying. Read our guide to verifying retreat facilitators.

The Team & Story

Reverie presents itself as a high-end sanctuary combining ayahuasca with psychology and trauma work. We did not independently verify anyone’s training.

Prep & Integration Tips

Before you go: Disclose every medication and condition in writing and plan any change with your own doctor. After you return: Use the integration session offered and arrange support from a qualified therapist at home. Our guide on how to research ayahuasca incidents can help you check any center.

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Last reviewed November 2026.

This article is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice. Consult a qualified medical professional.