
DREAM MEDICINE
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions:
Additional preparation details will be emailed to registered participants about three weeks before the retreat.
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Travel Overview: Getting to Mahai
In Lakech is in Tulum.
Tulum International Airport (TQO) typically offers the most direct access for international travelers. Once you’ve registered, you’ll receive directions. It is 40 min from the airport
Other airport option is
Cancún (CUN): 5 to 6 hours by car1.5-2 hours by car — taxis are readily available at the airport with no advance booking required (though you may arrange one if preferred)
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Please plan to arrive on December 17th. Check-in begins at 2:00 PM.
If most participants arrive in time, we’ll begin with an opening yoga session before dinner at 6:00 PM. Otherwise, we’ll gather for a welcome dinner around 6:30–7:00 PM, followed by an evening meditation and meet & greet. Final timing will be confirmed once everyone’s travel details are submitted.The earlier you arrive, the more time you'll have to settle in and enjoy the space.
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Possibly — Mahai may be able to accommodate you for one additional night before the retreat, depending on availability. Once you register, we’ll provide contact info for Mahai so you can inquire directly.
Other nearby options include staying in Tulum (if flying into Tulum Airport) or Bacalar (if arriving via Chetumal). -
We officially close the retreat on the morning of March 23rd, with a closing practice before breakfast.
Breakfast is the last included meal. You’re free to head to the airport or continue on to other destinations after that.
We recommend booking late morning, afternoon or early evening return flights to allow enough time to travel fto the airport. -
Unfortunately, Mahai is unable to accommodate extended stays after the retreat. We recommend booking a night in Tulum, Bacalar, or another nearby destination if you’d like to continue your journey after the retreat concludes.
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What if I need to cancel or change plans due to travel issues or world events?
We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance. Visit insuremytrip.com or consult your credit card provider for coverage options.
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Expect warm, sunny days, occasional rain, and cooler early mornings — perfect for practice. It can be breezy, especially near the sea, so we recommend bringing light layers.
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When you register, we ask if you have a preferred roommate. If you don't, we do our best to pair you with someone of the same gender who we feel will be a good match for you. If you have special requests, you can let us know in advance.eibung
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Do NOT drink the tap water anywhere in Mexico. Each of our rooms is equipped with a 20-liter purified water jug for drinking, brushing your teeth, and rinsing. As an off-grid property, we collect water from rain for the showers and sinks, so our water is safer than regular tap water, but we still highly recommend using the purified water provided for anything you might ingest.
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Yes, we have a wonderful chef who is able to take care of many dietary restrictions. Please be sure to include them in your registration process. It is very important that you state your allergies comprehensively. If the list of things you can’t eat is long, we may ask you for a list of things you can eat instead.
Please be advised: Although we do our best to accommodate dietary preferences, our kitchen handles common allergens such as nuts, gluten, and soy. We cannot guarantee the complete absence of cross-contamination.
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There is wifi in the main house from the
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On Arrival Day, we offer one or two shuttle options from Tulum Airport to Mahai. Our group shuttles are organized to accommodate guests arriving around the same time, ensuring you won’t wait more than two hours for your ride. The cost for the group shuttle ranges from $60 to $100 USD, depending on the number of bookings.
Alternatively, we also offer a private car service that can pick you up at your arrival time. This option is suitable for one to three passengers, and the cost ranges from $250 to $300 USD.
If you have any questions or need further assistance for travel from other airports, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
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While we provide excellent toiletries and most essentials for your stay, here are a few items we suggest bringing with you:
Reusable water bottle
Bathing suit
Sunglasses
Water shoes (beaches are rocky)
Sun hat
Reef-safe sunscreen
Lightweight raincoat or poncho
Items to Avoid Bringing: As a fully solar-powered property, we prioritize electricity conservation to ensure everyone has sufficient power for their essential needs, like charging phones and laptops. Please refrain from bringing electrical items such as hairdryers and coffee machines. (Rechargeable cordless hair dryers and hair curlers are fine.)
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Depending on your phone provider, text messages may or may not work.
In Mexico, WhatsApp is the preferred method for text communication and it works on WiFi when there is no phone reception.
We use WhatsApp for on-site communication while at Mahai. We recommend downloading the app to your phone, as it will greatly facilitate communication regarding airport pickups and during your stay at the retreat center.
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CANCELLATION POLICY:
-A non-refundable fee of $390, plus a $25 processing fee, is included in your total and is not eligible for refund.-If you cancel
more than 30 days before the retreat begins , your payment will be refunded less $50 processing fee per ticket.
-If you cancel your registration between 30 and 15 days of the retreat's start date, we will refund 50% of your payment.
-15 days before the retreat starts, all payments are final and will not be refunded.
- Refunds take us up to 15 days to process.
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Click to explore our peaceful 2–4 person glamping yurts—crafted for soulful comfort and deep nature connection.
The Inlakech Villa
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The Villa has two floors.
The lower floor can house six guests
Two-bedroom with a kitchen A/C, shower, and bathroom.
A queen bed and a twin sofa bed are offered.
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The top floor houses the owner, Dror.
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The large kitchen dining area is also used for cooking, eating, having some activities, and just hanging out.
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Chechen and Chaca
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Can house 4 guests.
The cabins are named Chechen and Chaca after the two trees that always grow near each other, and one heals the wounds the other cause.
The cabin’s color is red based on the first shakra which is life force and symbolizes power, health, and connection to Earth.
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The Cabin is raised one meter above ground not to disturb the roots, to have minimal impact on the environment, to prevent insects from entering, and to allow more breeze and a view of the jungle from a slightly higher perspective.
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The warm water showers are open to the jungle creating a unique experience.
There are four bathrooms and four showers for 12 guests. There are more showers and bathrooms nearby if needed.
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The Zapote
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Can house 4 guests
The Green color represents the 4th Chakra, the heart- love, openness, acceptance, and joy.
It is called “Zapote,” the most robust tree the Mayan use for construction, considered the hardest and can last hundreds of years.
Zapote was found in the ancient Mayan pyramids still intact, and it symbolizes the potential of the heart to thrive and sustain us despite the harsh environment it may face sometimes. There are two bathrooms and two showers outside a few steps away that are shared with the other Lotus shape cabana
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The Tambo
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The Tambo is a part of the Shipibo tradition, an isolated hut built deep in the jungle, used for contemplating and meditating.
Inside this little hut there is only a desk, chair, and a hammock. A good place to spend a night alone, exploring your fears and limitations.
This is the furthest point in the jungle we can access so far.
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Although a yearly rain fall averaged of 1400 mm in the Yucatan jungle, most water percolate underground to join the largest underground river system in the world.
This leaves the wild animals with little access to water. That is why we have built a heart shape watering hole and a feeding alter to share with the animals our food and water abundance.
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We grow our Ayahuasca and Chacruna.