Fri, 08 May
|Southern Africa
Harmonic Resonance Journey
Journey of power to South Africa. Journey 1: Cape Town, Cape Peninsula and Bushman’s Kloof. Journey 2: East Coast & Garden Route. A unique opportunity for nature lovers to experience the subtle forces that underlie and define the landscape, as we walk in the footsteps of the ancient Khoisan people.
Time & Location
08 May 2020, 11:00 – 18 May 2020, 18:00
Southern Africa
About the Event
CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL ITINERARY AND PICTURES FOR THIS JOURNEY
The Facilitators:
Dean Liprini will guide our journey.
Fleur de Wet will share the Circle Dances during our journey. She lives both in Argentina and in South Africa and has been teaching circle dance since 1997. She coordinates journeys, encounters and international dance workshops in Latin American and southern African countries.
Walking in the footsteps of the ancient San people
Dates: 8th of May to 18th of May 2020
Total cost: USD 2.500 -.
Closing date for enrolment: 29th of February 2020
The cost of the programme includes daily circle dance, practices and techniques for harmonizing the chakra system, visits to different nature reserves with their ecosystems uniquely adapted to the deep southern regions of Africa, all outings and walks specified in the itinerary, a traditional African drumming class, 3 meals a day, accommodation and all overland transport.
Not included: International flights, medical insurance, drinks and tips.
Enrolment and bookings: Please click the RSVP button
IMPORTANT: South Africa requires a YELLOW FEVER vaccination certificate if you are travelling from, or live within, a risk zone (e.g. certain South American countries) – the authorities will demand to see the original certificate together with your passport. Please verify whether you need one. Also check on VISA requirements for your country. All passports must be valid for at least six months longer than your intended stay (i.e. minimum of 6 months validity after exit date from South Africa).
Activities will not be suspended if it rains (except for the ascent up to Table Mountain/ descent to Dias Beach at Cape Point) – please bring your oilskins, umbrellas etc. The climate can be quirky at the tip of Africa, so bring your windbreaker, sneakers, autumn gear and early winter woollies. T-shirts are good for sunny day hikes, as well as hats, sunscreen and bathing costumes.
