What an iboga retreat costs — no surprises
Most retreats hide the price behind an "inquire" form. We don't. Here is the full cost of our iboga retreat in Zanzibar, the staged payment plan, and exactly what is — and isn't — included. No hidden fees, no surprise extras.
The price, in full
The retreat is €2,300 per person* for early booking (until 31 January 2027), and €2,500 per person* after 31 January. That covers all seven nights and everything listed below.
Payment is staged, so it isn't one lump sum:
- €850 on booking (after your interview)
- €850 by 25 February 2027
- €600 in cash at check-in
* The price covers one place in a shared double room. Rooms go first to couples and to people who come together. If you want a room to yourself, the supplement is €500 — subject to the few single rooms available.
The price you see is the price of the retreat itself. The only extras are your flights, travel insurance and small ceremonial offerings — all listed below, openly.
What's included
- 7 nights at Ananda Villa, Zanzibar — one place in a deluxe double room
- All meals throughout the retreat
- Airport transfers
- One iboga ceremony, led by initiated Bwiti healers
- Individual psychotherapy and integration sessions
- Two excursions
- A massage
In other words, once you land, everything that makes up the retreat is arranged and paid for.
What's not included
- Flights to and from Zanzibar
- Visa — Romanian citizens pay none; check your own country's requirements
- Travel insurance (around $44)
- Ceremonial offerings (roughly 2 × €50)
That's the complete list. We'd rather tell you the real, all-in figure than surprise you later.
Why we publish the price
Almost every iboga and psychedelic retreat hides its cost behind "contact us for pricing". We think that's the wrong way to start something built on trust. If you're considering a week of deep, vulnerable work with us, you deserve to know what it costs before you write a single email.
Transparency is also a filter: it lets you decide calmly whether this is right for you, on your own terms, without a sales call.
What you're really paying for
This isn't a holiday with a ceremony bolted on. The price reflects a complete, held process: preparation and cardiac screening beforehand, a sacred ceremony led by Bwiti healers initiated in Gabon, individual psychotherapy, integration, and a group capped at 12 people so no one is a number — across seven nights in Zanzibar, everything arranged.
Enrollment is by interview, not by payment. If iboga isn't right for your health or the timing is off, we'll tell you. See how to choose a safe iboga retreat →