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"Vast, echoing, and God-like"

The famous words of Lawrence of Arabia: Outstretched, echoing, as God intended. You will often think of these words when you ride your camel or walk through the desert.

Retreat with camels

Sometimes you need it to break out. You have experienced too much, too much at your head, you are at an important crossroad of your life, you are recovering, you want to be alone, you want to make contact with yourself again, you want to be completely pure in the nature.

With the Bedouin

A retreat in the desert is a solution. There are hardly any stimuli and you are briefly shut off from the whole world. You step into the life of the Bedouin who are so closely connected to the desert. Without desert their life is not complete. Together with their camels, they traveled through the desert in the past, searching for fertile soil and water sources every time to feed their camels and other herds. With them you trek through the desert for 6 days, with a camel, looking for your own source. The powerful and healing energy in the desert, together with the healing sessions helps you to resonate better with your life. To lose a lot of surplus ballast and to find the way of life that belongs to you.

Petra and Aqaba

The journey starts in Petra, the place where you must have been when you come to Jordan. You will be impressed by what human hands have created in the rocks. The variety of colors, temples, caves, and other structures, now you will be able to see it all by yourself.

The journey will be completed in Aqaba, a day at the seaside, a beautiful transition back to your own life.

Day 1: Arrival in Jordan. Transport to Petra, dinner and overnight in a hotel in Petra.

Day 2: Visit to Petra. One of the new seven world wonders. For many the reason to visit Jordan. Petra was a trading city, the capital of the Nabataeans. An important post for the trade caravans and pilgrim journeys by camel. You will go back in time, when transport from A to B took months. In the afternoon you will be met to leave for Wadi Rum. You spend the night in a luxury desert camp with sanitary facilities in the tent. Dinner consists of a salad buffet and a Bedouin meal prepared under the ground, zarb.

Day 3: From the camp you leave on your camel or walk along, here you start your actual retreat. You travel into the desert, it takes something, getting used to riding on a camel. In the beginning you can still see some tourists and jeeps in the desert but it will become increasingly quiet as you go deeper into the desert. You take part in the rhythm of the day. You quickly get used to the living as a Bedouin. The first day everything is new and you get the time to switch. Walking, lunch, walking camp, gathering wood, caring for camels, dinner, campfire, stargazing, sleeping. 

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