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Mycelia vs MycoMeditations

Mycelia and MycoMeditations, compared on what each publishes: price, programme length, screening, staff, the law where it operates and its public record. Neither centre has paid to appear here, and this page makes no recommendation.

Mycelia compared with MycoMeditations
MyceliaMycoMeditations
LocationTower Isle / Ocho Rios, St. Mary, JamaicaTreasure Beach, St. Elizabeth (also Westmoreland Parish), Jamaica
MedicinePsilocybinPsilocybin
Legal footingLegal in JamaicaLegal in Jamaica
Lowest published price$2,250 (read 28 Sep 2026)$6,500 (read 28 Sep 2026)
Programme length2 to 6 nights7 nights
Ceremonies or sessions2, 4 per programme3 per programme
Medical screeningDescribed on its websiteDescribed on its website
Asks about antidepressantsNot statedNot stated
Team and medical staffLicensed guides, on-site facilitators, integrative coach and an in-house shaman (own site).Licensed mental health professionals and psychedelic facilitators; site states about 7 facilitators per 10 guests.
LicenceNo licensing regime appliesNo licensing regime applies
FoundedNot published2014
Public recordNone found1 entry: published allegation
Where these facts come fromDetails from the centre's own website and independent sources, read 28 Sep 2026. Full profile and sourcesDetails from the centre's own website and independent sources, read 28 Sep 2026. Full profile and sources

Questions and answers

Which is cheaper, Mycelia or MycoMeditations?
By lowest published price, Mycelia (from $2,250) is cheaper than MycoMeditations (from $6,500). These are each centre's own starting prices, read 28 Sep 2026 and 28 Sep 2026; programmes differ in length and what is included, so compare like with like.Sources: Mycelia website, 28 Sep 2026; MycoMeditations website, 28 Sep 2026
How long are programmes at Mycelia and MycoMeditations?
Mycelia publishes programmes of 2 to 6 nights; MycoMeditations publishes 7 nights.
Is psilocybin legal where both centres operate?
Psilocybin mushrooms are not listed in Jamaica's Dangerous Drugs Act: unscheduled and unregulated, with no licensing regime.The law in each place, cited
Does either centre have a public record?
MycoMeditations has a public record on its profile: dated, sourced entries with the centre's response where one was published. We found none for Mycelia, which does not mean there is none.

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