San Pedro Ceremonies in Playa del Carmen

San Pedro, also known as Huachuma, is a heart-opening cactus medicine from the Andes. Used in traditional ceremonies for thousands of years, it is known for bringing emotional healing, expanded awareness, and a deep sense of connection to nature, self, and spirit. Gentle yet powerful, San Pedro often leads to a grounded, peaceful transformation.

Ceremony Packages

We offer both private and small group ceremonies for this medicine. Lodging is optional and available upon request.

Private Experience 🌱

  • Choose from any medicine
  • Private or group setting
  • Meals and lodging (optional)

From 4000 MXN

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Group Journey 🌿

  • Choose from any medicine
  • Private or group setting
  • Meals and lodging (optional)

From 4000 MXN

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Custom Journey ✨

Have something specific in mind? We can create a unique experience just for you — including multiple medicines, special dates, or private groups.

From 6000 MXN

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What to Expect

San Pedro ceremonies are typically daytime journeys that last 6–10 hours. The experience unfolds gradually, guiding you into a soft, clear, and connected state. You may feel emotional release, a heightened sense of love and unity, and powerful realizations about your life path or relationships. The medicine works through the heart — not forcefully, but with clarity and grace.

What People Commonly Experience

  • Heart Opening: Deep compassion for self and others
  • Emotional Healing: Release of grief, resentment, or fear
  • Connection to Nature: Heightened awareness and oneness with the Earth
  • Mental Clarity: Insight into personal challenges or direction
  • Joy & Peace: A calm, centered, and loving state of being
  • Gentle Visuals: Patterns, light, or subtle imagery in nature
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We create a safe and sacred space to support your journey, with nature as a co-facilitator and plenty of time for reflection and integration.

Tradition & Use

San Pedro has been used for millennia in the Andes, particularly by Quechua and other Indigenous groups of Peru, Ecuador, and Bolivia. It is traditionally taken for healing, guidance, and connecting with Pachamama (Mother Earth). Our ceremonies are inspired by these traditions and held with great respect for their sacred origins.

Safety & Preparation

San Pedro is generally gentle and well-tolerated, but we still screen each participant to ensure safety. We’ll offer preparation guidance including light fasting and intention setting. As with all medicines, certain health conditions or medications may not be compatible, and we’ll discuss this with you beforehand.

Ready to Begin?

If you feel called to walk the path of the heart with San Pedro, reach out to us via email, phone or WhatsApp. We’re here to answer your questions and support your journey.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is San Pedro?

San Pedro, also known as Huachuma, is a sacred cactus medicine from the Andes. It contains mescaline and has been used for thousands of years in traditional ceremonies for healing, heart-opening, and spiritual connection.

How long does the experience last?

San Pedro ceremonies typically last 6–10 hours. The effects come on gradually and gently, often unfolding throughout the day in waves of insight, emotional healing, and connection with nature.

Is the experience intense?

San Pedro is generally considered gentle compared to other plant medicines. While it can bring up emotional or energetic shifts, the overall tone is heart-centered, peaceful, and deeply grounding.

Do I need to fast before the ceremony?

Yes. We recommend light fasting or a simple, clean diet the day before and morning of your ceremony. We’ll provide full preparation guidance to help you feel ready and supported.

Will I have visions?

Some people experience subtle visuals, such as enhanced colors, light, or nature patterns. More commonly, San Pedro offers internal insight, emotional clarity, and a sense of deep presence and connection.

Is it safe?

San Pedro is well-tolerated by most healthy individuals. As with all our ceremonies, we’ll review your health history and make sure it’s the right fit for you. Your safety and comfort are always our priority.

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