Answer your call from the Wild
Calling all Wild Women
Follow the call of a Longing within and embark on a journey to reconnect with the the wild women and the primal self
once again.
Our experiences take women on a journey into the wilds of Zimbabwe to experience the magic of the African Bush and witness the power of the mighty Zambezi River.
These experiences are purposefully curated to
open a doorway to a deeper way of being,
and a deeper sense of knowing.
Leaving expectations behind
The wild has infinite capacity for holding the unknown. Spending time in it dissolves the tension of needing to understand and instead brings acceptance of what is.
On our experiences we invite a different type of participation, one that leaves language behind and instead asks our senses to step in. These experiences are not about striving toward transformation. When we let go of expectations, and allow ourselves to unravel, even if just a little, the magic happens all on its own.
How our experiences are curated
Our experiences are seasonal and run between April & October. We run 4 to 5 experiences each year. Each experience is crafted individually and runs for a period of between 6 and 8 nights. We visit different landscapes, each of which will elicit different responses. Each season offers up a different way of experiencing and interacting with the wild.
Our experiences are intentionally small. With a maximum group size of 6, each woman arrives, is seen, is heard and held from start to finish. Stepping into the unknown, into the wilderness, and allowing ourselves to be truly seen is an act of vulnerability. These intimate group sizes allow for openness and trust to transpire and increase the potency of the experience.
Our intention with these
experiences is to hold the space and provide fertile ground from which the wilderness can work her magic. When you embark on an experience with us, every detail from where you sleep and what you eat, to what arises in you, is held with care and intention. All you have to do is arrive and open yourself to the experience that unfolds.
We are born wanderers
When we journey beyond what we know, we don’t escape life, we deepen our relationship with it.
For as long as we have been human, we have been wanderers. Long before borders, humans moved with curiosity and necessity. We followed rivers, seasons, stories, and stars. We perceived the world through our senses, our language was embodied, not intellectual. When we arrive in the wild and we part from the familiar for long enough, we remember our inherent place of belonging, and connect with something ancestral.
How our experiences unfold
We arrive in Victoria Falls, meeting each other in person and become familiar.
We visit the mighty Victoria Falls - Mosi-oa-Tunya, "The Smoke That Thunders" and receive a profound gift, a transfer of energy.
We gather for our first dinner together, and are invited to share our story.
We witness the sunrise on the majestic Zambezi River.
We hear the silence of the morning break as the banks of the river awaken and come alive with birds, with hippos, with elephants and baboons and the crocodiles all making themselves know.
All here to witness you in return.
We journey deep into the African Bush to spend time in the wild.
We get out of the vehicle, we track on foot. We stay in canvas tents and we shower under the stars. All to magnify our proximity to the wild.
We gather around the fire for reflection, storytelling and laughter.
We leave the physical wilderness behind and depart back to Victoria Falls, carrying in us the essence of the wild.
We have our final dinner together as Wild Women.
We depart, and step into a new journey together.
"The invitations that arrived around the fires at night were a highlight for me. The reflections that followed, sharing in our vulnerability, and being able to be open up came because of the way the space was held for each of us. Away from the fire the wilderness regailed us with all her beauty. We were spoiled!"
Tricia Thompson, Scotland
Your extended journey with us
Your journey begins long before you arrive in the Bush and we hope it will continue long after you return home.
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