Frequently Asked Questions

Six to eight weeks in the dry season, less outside it. Small ceremonial retreats fill earlier than that.

A valid passport and, depending on nationality, a visa. Most visitors enter on a tourist visa.

Sometimes, subject to availability. Outside peak season it is often possible.

Usually, subject to the provider's terms. We get those in writing before you pay.

It depends on the season, the room and how much of the programme is one to one. We quote per trip — send your dates and you get a real figure rather than a range.

There can be — private sessions, special activities, service charges. We ask for the full list up front.

It varies by provider. We confirm it in writing before any payment is made.

No. We are paid by the retreat when you book, at no additional cost to you.

Morning practice, a guided session, food, free time, and something lighter in the evening.

On all-inclusive packages, yes. Drinks outside meals normally are not.

Often, from Ngurah Rai, but not always. We confirm before every trip.

Light breathable clothing, rain gear, comfortable shoes, toiletries, a journal, and modest cover for temples.

Everything we recommend is. Indonesia classifies classic psychedelics as narcotics, and reputable retreats do not offer them.

Some practices are unsuitable with certain heart and mental health conditions. Facilitators screen, and so do we.

Named facilitators, checkable training, written inclusions and modest claims. All four, or look elsewhere.

Often. That is normal — read what it covers, and ask us if anything in it is unclear.