The Iboga Retreat Center · Mayan Riviera near Cancun
Seven private nests, a cenote-fed pool, a fire circle and a dining palapa, hidden in the jungle twenty minutes from Cancún airport. The ceremonies, the medical station and your bed are all in the same garden.
Common spaces
Mornings by the pool, meals at the long wooden table under the palapa, quiet hours in the garden between the trees. Everything is a short barefoot walk from your room.
After dark
Each ceremony opens at the fire circle with the fire talk, where you say aloud what you came for. Then the group walks to the ceremony palapa, lies down on mats around the candlelit altar, and the nganga holds the space until morning, with a physician in the room all night.
The rooms
Every room has its own mural, its own bathroom and a kitchenette. You sleep alone or with the person who came with you, never in a dormitory.
Room 01 · The love nest
A king bed under a hand-painted jaguar mural, an in-room jacuzzi, a private kitchenette and a mosaic bathroom. Your own door onto the garden, with two chairs for the morning coffee.
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Room 02 · The Toh bird nest
A jungle mural over a queen bed, a tub at the foot of the bed, a mosaic walk-in shower and a kitchenette. A private balcony hangs over the trees.
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Room 03 · The observatory
Two double beds in cream and olive, a full kitchenette, an en-suite shower and a covered balcony with a small table facing the canopy.
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Room 04 · The green sanctuary
A family room: a bunk bed and a double bed, a dining table for four, a kitchenette and a walk-in shower. Ground floor, straight onto the garden path.
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Room 05 · The Maya temple
Two beds under a wooden beam and a bird mural, a bathtub, a walk-in shower and open shelving. Curtains open onto the terrace.
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Room 06 · The old cenote
Two beds facing a cenote mural, a kitchenette with a breakfast counter, an en-suite bathroom and stairs up to the terrace.
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Room 07 · The Maya train
A tree-of-life mural over the double bed, a bunk bed, a kitchenette with a fridge, a mosaic shower and a long balcony along the jungle.
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You've carried this long enough. Start with a conversation with our medical team.
