November 2 – 11, 2026 · Tunisia
Silent walking with camels, guided by Bedouins,
sleeping beneath the endless stars of the open desert.
Halfway through the trip you walk out to a dune of your own with a sleeping bag, water and a bag of dates. No phones, no plans, just yourself. You are going to have the time of your life — becoming the happiest, loveliest, most fulfilled person in your own world. By night you enjoy your own fire, and later you lie on the sand counting more stars than you knew existed.
The morning after, you either want to go another full week alone, or you're too excited to share with everyone what an amazing experience you had.
Alone, not lost. The Bedouins always know exactly where you are.
01 — The experience
Each morning opens with gentle, dynamic movement, breathwork and guided meditation — a quiet moment to breathe, stretch, and set an intention for the day.
Walk in silence beside the camel caravan — no talking, no distractions. A moving meditation. The rhythm of the desert slows the mind.
The day ends around the fire. Traditional food, Bedouin music, stories, laughter, simple games and deep conversations — above us, a sky full of stars. These evenings become unforgettable.
"The desert takes everything that isn't essential. What remains is yours."
02 — Your companion
Nalani Ponto
your travel companion
How it began
For the last 12 years I joined my mother in the Sahara — where she organised and led these retreats. Now I follow in her footsteps to continue what she created — and to share what the desert does to people who are ready for it.
She guided me in meditation, spirituality and group leadership — not only the practical skills, but the art of holding the subtle space where growth, reflection and connection become possible.
My second home
We have worked with the same Bedouin family all these years. They introduced me to a different way of living, where harmony with nature and animals feels like something magical — and it has shaped how I guide people in the desert.
The desert has become my second home: a place of simplicity, and the rare freedom to be completely myself.
My approach
I completed my 500-hour yoga teacher training in India, which deepened my love for yoga, meditation and breathwork. Each morning I invite you to share these practices and set an intention for the day.
Beyond that, I hold a safe and open space for sharing, reflection and growth — always an open ear and an open heart that listens, guides, and supports.
03 — From the desert
04 — Reviews
"The desert called me — it felt perfectly right. I came back with a deeper trust in myself and an inner spaciousness I hadn't felt in years. A wonderful and very special journey to myself."
Julian
"I gained much more trust in life and in myself. I learned what truly makes me happy — and I carry that with me every day."
Annika
"I found inner peace I thought was out of reach. More than a year later, I still feel the effects of those ten days."
Leander
"An exceptional experience unlike typical tourism. Travelling with camels through the Sahara, living with Bedouins — authentic and deeply personal."
Lucian
"I came to rest after a demanding year. I found myself able to ask for help — and the group held me. I left lighter than I arrived."
Maria
"This empty desert contains much spirituality. I avoided all media for two months after returning — I wanted to hold onto that clarity as long as possible."
Barhiem
05 — Contact
€1,100 per person · all inclusive, excluding flights
Message me on WhatsApp or email.
The group is small and places are limited. Everyone is welcome — the desert is open to the young and the old alike.
Nalani Ponto
Nalani & Diana Ponto
my mom