Wellness Retreat for Sale in Iquitos, Peru
| Established | 5-10 year(s) |
| Employees | 2 - 5 |
| Legal Entity | Other |
| Reported Sales | USD 120 thousand |
| Run Rate Sales | USD 120 thousand |
| EBITDA Margin | 30 - 40 % |
| Industries | Wellness Retreats |
| Locations | Iquitos |
| Local Time | 5:05 AM America / Lima |
| Listed By | Business Owner / Director |
| Status | Active |
- The center has welcomed hundreds of international guests from North America, Europe, and Australia and has built a strong reputation through excellent reviews and repeat referrals.
- The business operates with a diversified revenue model that includes retreat packages, private programs, accommodations, wellness services, and airport transfers.
- The sale includes the fully operational retreat center, guest accommodations, restaurant, ceremonial spaces, staff facilities, and the business brand, website, marketing assets, and established supplier and community relationships.
- The retreat is recognized for its personalized small-group experience, experienced management, and strong positioning within the growing wellness tourism market.
* A functioning wellness business.
* A protected rainforest ecosystem.
* Established infrastructure.
* Long-term environmental and financial potential.
- 2 fully operational solar power systems including panels, inverters and batteries.
- 1 small truck style vehicle.
- 2 water pumps.
- 1 diesel generator.
- Tools and small working equipment (chainsaw, plows)
- Restaurant and kitchen equipment including 2 gas stoves, restaurant appliances and furniture.
- Bungalows appliances and furniture.
Intangible assets include brand name, business permit, and tax registration.
1 ceremonial temple (maloca) – 120 m².
8 ecological bungalows – 25 m² each.
2 dining areas – 64 m² each.
1 auxiliary residential building – 48 m².
1 shower module – 25 m².
1 food storage facility – 20 m².
1 laundry unit – 6 m².
1 outdoor kitchen – 6 m².
1 medicinal plant preparation house – 6 m².
1 water tower – capacity 2,200 liters.
1 water treatment system – capacity 2,500 liters.
Solar power systems – total capacity 14.4 kW.
The 38-hectare property shelters a rich diversity of Amazonian flora and fauna and is a is currently in the process of being officially recognized as a Private Conservation Area (Área de Conservación Privada – ACP) under Peruvian environmental legislation, through the Ministry of the Environment (MINAM). This status will legally secure the conservation vocation.