PachaMama is for those who are looking for more than a place to stay. It’s for people who feel drawn to nature, appreciate meaningful connection, and are curious about exploring themselves through movement, meditation, workshops, and community life. Whether you’re joining a retreat, taking time to reset, or simply seeking a different way to travel, you’ll find a rhythm here that invites you to slow down, reconnect, and experience life a little differently.
Life at PachaMama is simple by design. Surrounded by tropical forest, you’ll share spaces with an international community, wake up to the sounds of nature, and discover that some of the most meaningful moments happen in the spaces between activities.
PachaMama may not be the right fit if you’re looking for a luxury resort, busy nightlife, or a conventional vacation. The experience here asks for a certain openness—to nature, to community, and perhaps most importantly, to yourself.
PachaMama isn’t a retreat that only exists during a workshop.
It is a living community where people from around the world come together to practice, learn, volunteer, celebrate, and support one another.
Every day offers opportunities to join movement classes, meditation, shared meals, workshops, events, live music, and quiet moments in nature. You choose how deeply you participate.
At PachaMama, each day dawns with intentional activities that foster a deep connection to nature and community.
After your morning practice. Don’t forget to swing by Wild Treats for a freshly prepared smoothie bowl with local ingredients, or the Verde Restaurant to have breakfast with new friends who quickly become family.
During the morning, you can participate in various workshops such as “Freedom From The Past” or “Silence – Music – Prayer” and find out more about our upcoming retreats.
Take a midday break and join the community at Verde Restaurant for a buffet-style lunch. Enjoy not only nourishment but also connection and conversations with PachaMama’s diverse community.
Movement practices such as yoga, pilates, or meditation are offered as well during the afternoon.
Or book a massage, breath work session or consultation. More information can be found on the Healing Arts page.
Every evening from 6:30 – 7:15 pm, PachaMama holds a space for Silent Sitting in the temple of the Osho Hall.
After Silent Sitting join the community at Verde Restaurant for a buffet-style dinner. Enjoy not only nourishment but also connection and conversations with PachaMama’s diverse community.
As the day winds down, the village often hosts community gatherings and events, such as singing circles, open mic nights, ecstatic dance, and yoga nidra.
Nightfall unveils a star-studded sky, casting a gentle glow over the eco-village. Guests retreat to their cozy accommodations, seamlessly integrated into the natural environment.
To come as a visitor we ask for a minimum stay of 7 days so that a true taste of PachaMama can be experienced. Alternatively, a shorter stay of minimum 5 days is possible if you join a Workshop or Retreat. In order to make a visit as smooth as possible, PachaMama highly encourages all guests to arrange arrival at least one day prior to a workshop starting and to allow at least one day after the group ends before checking out.
No visiting pets are allowed due to safety concerns. We have wild animals, including snakes, raccoons, and large cats. Your pet’s safety is our priority. Thank you for understanding.
It is important to know that PachaMama is not considered to be an accessibility friendly site. The terrain is rugged with uneven trails that may have loose dirt, rocks, tree roots, and can be slippery when wet. If you anticipate difficulty navigating our property, kindly contact us with your concerns.
No Waste Policy. Please refrain from bringing tetra packs, plastic bags, straws, water bottles, wraps, foil, cans, and non-biodegradable hygiene products. The Jungle Shop provides eco-friendly alternatives for your food and hygiene needs.
A minimum stay of 7 nights to experience the community rhythm. If you’re joining a workshop, shorter stays may be possible depending on the event.
Yes. Many guests simply come to experience community life, nature, and the daily activities.
No. Everything is optional and suitable for complete beginners.
No. PachaMama is a living eco-village. While you’ll have your own accommodation, many spaces and activities are shared with the community.
Yes. Fiber optic internet is available throughout the village.
Meals are available through our vegetarian buffet for breakfast, lunch and dinner in Verde Restaurant. Chocolate and juices are available in Wild Treats Cafe. Details are provided during booking.
Absolutely. Many visitors arrive on their own and quickly become part of the community.
From simple jungle cabins to spacious private homes with kitchens and air conditioning, there’s an option for different budgets and styles of travel. Check it out here.
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