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Shamanic Voyages is an organization that provides educational programs and travel experiences to shamanic cultures worldwide.

We are dedicated to providing those interested in shamanism the opportunity for learning and cultural exchange with other shamanic and indigenous communities worldwide, in order to discover both the diversity and commonalities of shamanic traditions. Where the ravages of government and religious oppression have severed the living ties to an areas shamanic traditions, we seek to touch that past by honoring its memory with our respect and reverence.

Our mission is to guide you to sacred places and to share shamanic practices to honor the spirits of Nature, helping to promote harmony and balance wherever we travel.

Two Spirits and people of all gender identities are welcomed by Shamanic Voyages. Some of the cultures we visit however, do not always share this view. Be prepared, and rest assured that as a member of our group, you will have our full support and respect.

Occasionally, these experiences are deeply immersive or may involve initiations. Read the itineraries closely to determine which programs are right for you. For a brief description of ceremonies and medicines, see the notes on the ‘Destinations’ page.

Go to our menu to view our services, workshops, retreats and travel programs. Some of these are offered regularly, some change with time. If you don’t see a program or destination that you’re looking for, drop us a line at Mail@ShamanicVoyages.org, we may be able to help you with a referral or a custom trip. Shamanic Voyages believes in collaboration. Please see our partners on the ‘Who We Are’ page.

It is impossible to hold the beliefs and goals we adhere to without embracing environmentalism. At this point in our history the world is in a vulnerable state. Spiritual work is essential, but is only part of the solution. We also need to take action in other ways. with our bodies and with our wallets. From time to time we will focus on the specific needs of the areas we visit in our newsletter, but the entire Earth is out of balance. Please act locally and if you can, please support our efforts to protect the environment and cultures of the Amazon by skipping a few cups of coffee or a night out and sending a donation to our partner organization SacredEarthActivism.org, AmazonWatch.org, the Pachamama Alliance or the organization of your choice. Thank you.

“I have been to the end of the Earth, I have been to the end of the waters, I have been to the end of the sky, I have been to the end of the mountains, I have found none that are not my friends.”

— Dine’ (Navajo) Proverb