Private cacao ceremony with flower altar and cacao cups in Nosara, Costa Rica
Lucas y Marypaz

Private Cacao Ceremony Facilitators in Nosara, Costa Rica

Format
Private · tailor-made
Duration
2 to 3 hours
Languages
Spanish or English
Where
Nosara or at your retreat venue

Private cacao ceremonies are intimate, heart-opening spaces designed to accompany retreats, couples, families and conscious groups in Costa Rica.

Each ceremony is carefully shaped around the intention of the gathering —gratitude, the sacred feminine and masculine, connection with nature, conscious communication or emotional integration— creating a living, sensitive and deeply human experience.

What a private cacao ceremony includes

Guided in Spanish or English, these ceremonies weave together:

  • Costa Rican ceremonial cacao, prepared with intention for your group.
  • A talking circle to name what each person brings.
  • Original live music by Lucas and Marypaz.
  • A sound journey with drums, voice and guitar.
  • Peace dances to integrate the experience in the body.

Together they offer loving support that amplifies and brings coherence to the processes each group is moving through.

Where ceremonies take place

Ceremonies can be held in Nosara or at the venue where your retreat is taking place, offering an authentic experience rooted in the land and in the present moment.

Lucas serving ceremonial cacao beside the flower altar

Frequently asked questions

Who are private cacao ceremonies for?

Retreats, couples, families, teams and conscious groups who want their own guided space, shaped around their intention. We also hold celebrations such as anniversaries, farewells and life-transition blessings.

Can you come to our retreat venue?

Yes. We facilitate in Nosara or travel to the venue where your retreat is taking place in Costa Rica. During the 2026 Mexico Tour we also welcome requests in different cities.

What language is the ceremony held in?

Spanish or English, depending on the group. We can weave both languages together for mixed groups.

Read before you come: How to prepare for your first ceremony · What is a cacao ceremony and what to expect the first time