Divine Raw Energy Retreats

Divine Raw Energy Retreats scores a solid 7.9—tied with four other programs in its region, which tells you something useful: it's competitive, not exceptional. What separates it is execution in the fundamentals. The nutrition program (9.4/10) actually delivers: vegetarian, vegan, organic, and Ayurvedic options mean the kitchen isn't just checking boxes. Amenities hit 10.0 and Google reviews sit at 5/5 across 68 ratings, which is the kind of consistency you can't fake. These aren't noise scores. People are showing up, eating well, and leaving satisfied.

The weak points matter more than the strong ones. Pricing data is completely missing from the system—you're staring at $0–$0/night, which means either they're fully sponsored, the operator hasn't published rates, or there's a data gap. That's a red flag operationally, not a judgment on value. Medical and clinical programming scored 5.2, the lowest on the board, suggesting this isn't a place for serious health interventions or supervised detoxes. Personalization (7.0) and education (7.0) are adequate but not differentiated. The meditation score of 7.9 is respectable but doesn't scream depth. If you're looking for intensive spiritual work or clinical oversight, look at the Ayurveda retreat in India (same 7.9 score, $157/night, more transparent pricing) or the psilocybin program listed nearby.

This retreat wins on food quality, guest satisfaction, and basic amenities. It loses on transparency and clinical depth. The lack of pricing information is your friction point—you'll have to contact them directly, which either saves you from sticker shock or reveals something they'd rather hide. Worth investigating if you want solid nutrition and community in a well-maintained space, but not if you need medical credibility or a bargain.