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Tower Isle / Ocho Rios, St. Mary

Villa-based psilocybin retreat near Ocho Rios offering 3, 5 and 7-day programmes with multiple psilocybin ceremonies. Programmes also include a Bufo alvarius (5-MeO-DMT) ceremony.

Details from the centre's own website and independent sources, read 28 Sep 2026.

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The legal position in Jamaica

Psilocybin mushrooms were never listed in Jamaica's Dangerous Drugs Act, and in 2021 the Agriculture Minister said it is legal to grow them. There is no licensing regime for retreats, and in August 2024 the Ministry of Health said it has not approved any psilocybin product. The position is unscheduled and unregulated, not licensed, and the head of the National Council on Drug Abuse has asked for the Act to be amended.

The sources for this
  • On 18 July 2021 the Jamaica Information Service quoted Agriculture Minister Floyd Green: "In Jamaica, the reality is that we never promulgated any laws to make psilocybin illegal here and as such, it is legal now to grow psilocybin." He said interim protocols route participants through the Plant Quarantine Division. (Jamaica Information Service, 18 Jul 2021; Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining (Jamaica), 2021)
  • In a statement of 23 August 2024, the Ministry of Health and Wellness said it has not approved psilocybin mushroom-containing products for use on the Jamaican market, and warned that they can be dangerous to health. (Jamaica Gleaner, 24 Aug 2024)
  • In February 2024 the head of the National Council on Drug Abuse called for the Dangerous Drugs Act to be amended to cover magic mushrooms, which confirms they are not currently listed. (Jamaica Gleaner, 15 Feb 2024)
  • A 2025 University of Miami law review article says psilocybin was never listed under Jamaica's Dangerous Drugs Act and remains unregulated. (University of Miami Inter-American Law Review, 2025)

The law and every listed centre in Jamaica

Programmes and cost

ProgrammeNightsSessionsFrom
Weekend Awakening

3 days; includes 1 Bufo alvarius ceremony

22$2,250as published on 28 Sep 2026
Immersive Journey

5 days; 2-3 psilocybin sessions plus 1 Bufo ceremony

42$3,995as published on 28 Sep 2026
Heroic Journey

7 days; up to 4 psilocybin sessions plus 1 Bufo ceremony

64$4,995as published on 28 Sep 2026

Prices and formats as published by the operator on the date shown. They change, so confirm directly before budgeting. We never estimate a price that is not published.

Also offers

  • Bufo alvarius (5-MeO-DMT)

Peyote.com lists this centre for psilocybin only and does not cover 5-MeO-DMT here: we have not assessed these offerings, and they are not part of this listing.

A safety note on 5-MeO-DMT

A published autopsy case attributed a death to hallucinogenic amine intoxication after 5-MeO-DMT was taken together with harmala alkaloids, and ICEERS reports a US death that seems to have followed an overdose of synthetic 5-MeO-DMT taken hours after ayahuasca. Retreats that offer toad medicine alongside ayahuasca therefore raise interaction concerns. (Journal of Analytical Toxicology, 2005; ICEERS, 2023)

Included, as published

  • Accommodation
  • Meals by private chef
  • Airport transfers
  • Yoga, breathwork, sound healing
  • Massage
  • Preparation sessions
  • 30 days post-retreat integration

Screening, as the centre describes it

Confidential health screening; site cautions on personal/family history of psychosis or bipolar disorder, significant heart conditions, SSRIs, SNRIs or lithium.

The cited psilocybin safety facts to check it against

Accommodation

  • Private villa with saltwater pool, 342 Spring Valley Estate, Tower Isle

What a psilocybin retreat involves

The typical shape of this kind of programme. Use it as a checklist to ask against, not as this centre's timetable.

  1. Before arrivalIntake questionnaire and medical screening. Reputable operators ask about SSRIs, lithium, cardiac history and family history of psychosis, and decline people accordingly.
  2. Day 1Arrival, group meeting, intention setting, one-to-one time with facilitators.
  3. Dosing daysSessions typically run in daylight over 4 to 6 hours, with facilitators present throughout. Doses are often escalated across sessions rather than kept flat.
  4. Between sessionsGroup integration discussion, bodywork or beach time, and rest. The day after a session is deliberately unstructured.
  5. Final dayClosing integration session and onward planning.
  6. AfterAsk specifically what follow-up is included and for how long.

Sources for this profile

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