TRIBE
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Set alongside the ancient Olifants River and underneath the stars, let natures charm wash over you and your Tribe.
Honouring the Native people of Southern Africa, we learn from local elders as they share ancient wisdom and a way of living in harmony.
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We believe in the power of Frequency. From Afrikan Indigenous instrumentalists, International artists, DJ’s, drum circles & soothing Sounds, our unique curation will take us inside and all around.
The beauty and wisdom in ritual & ceremony is a timeless tradition. Take time to drop into deeper dialogue with your inner self and that of nature.
Yoga. movement, breathwork and many more modalities to open up to feeling your very best, to rest well and to leave rejuvenated.
A special and safe space to meet healers, facilitators and artists should you wish to have your own private healing or be part of a special workshop.
We are deeply humbled to once again welcome Ape Chimba, Didac Ruiz this year with their brother in sound Hector Koa.
All we can say is that their offering has always been an unforgettable experience of sound intended to nourish your soul and elevate your spirit.
Their vibrations take them across the world to some of the most profound spaces while sharing their gift of sound and energy from around the universe.
Nkosenathi Ernie Koela (aka.Mntana.WeXhwele) currently a PhD candidate, completed his Masters in Afrikan Music Studies at the University of CapeTown. Using interdisciplinary practice encompassing being an Afrikan multi-instrumentalist and instrument maker, composer, writer, poet, playwright, director, singer, academic and dancer, Koela creates textures of music embedded in Afrikan spirituality.
Sara joins us all the way from Spain. She has been initiated by the Matses Tribe of Peru to serve Kambo (IAKP Certified Practitioner) and has also been initiated into the medicines of Bufo and Celtic Breathwork, bringing a deeper openness and wholeness to the amphibian technologies process. Sara has experienced the work of countless shamans and healers as she facilitates her medicine in ceremonies all over the world. Sara embodies the energy and caries wisdom of these ancient technologies.
Cebolenkosi S. Zuma (The Dancing Herbalist) holds a Diploma in Dance Education (UCT 2015), an Honours degree in Applied Theatre & Dance (2021), and is currently a Masters candidate in Music at the same university. Trained in various African indigenous dance forms, he seamlessly blends his roots with his knowledge in western contemporary, and African contemporary dance/movement.
Cebolenkosi S. Zuma (The Dancing Herbalist) holds a Diploma in Dance Education (UCT 2015), an Honours degree in Applied Theatre & Dance (2021), and is currently a Masters candidate in Music at the same university. Trained in various African indigenous dance forms, he seamlessly blends his roots with his knowledge in western contemporary, and African contemporary dance/movement.
Gershan was born in Citrusdal with his ancestry firmly rooted in Khoe and San lineages. His mix of modern and ancient sound waves produce enchanting rhythmic forms that share stories and messages from one of the oldest Tribes on Earth. He’s offerings are channellings of ancient messages unearthed in modern times to inspire his audience to remember our true nature, whatever that might be.
Kathleen's transformative journey through Yoga deepened her connection with herself and others, serving as a source of strength during mental health challenges. Her passion for understanding human physiology is matched by a commitment to ongoing learning. In workshops, Kathleen shares practical techniques and personal insights, creating a space for self-discovery and positive transformations. Her unique approach reflects not only her dedication to Yoga but also her fervent desire to share its empowering benefits with others.
A contemporary shamanic facilitator practicing the powerful transformational modality of holding space, container work and altered state navigation. Heinrich is someone whose ceremonies and abilities we have witnessed and felt and felt. He will be imparting some wisdom on how he facilitators such sacred spaces.
From the earliest days of his youth, ANMAR has been steeped in the world of music, with the guitar serving as both his muse and his constant companion, nurturing his innate creativity and inspiring an unwavering passion.Through his mastery of the instrument, ANMAR seamlessly melds diverse rhythmic influences from across the globe, guiding audiences on transformative sonic odysseys that resonate with the echoes of his jazz and blues roots.
A contemporary shamanic facilitator practicing the powerful transformational modality of holding space, container work and altered state navigation. Heinrich is someone whose ceremonies and abilities we have witnessed and felt and felt. He will be imparting some wisdom on how he facilitators such sacred spaces.
A contemporary shamanic facilitator practicing the powerful transformational modality of holding space, container work and altered state navigation. Heinrich is someone whose ceremonies and abilities we have witnessed and felt and felt. He will be imparting some wisdom on how he facilitators such sacred spaces.
Integrative Medical Doctor, Modern Visionary Medicine Woman and Medical IntuitiveBorn in South Africa with an eclectic Middle Eastern, Asian and European heritage, Leila’s shamanic medicine path draws from mystic ancestors from all of these lineages. A human design 1/3 Establisher of Knowledge and Truth Projector, she is a born disruptor and pioneer. Her calling has led her to facilitate the awakening path of Lightworkers and changemakers in all realms.She offers support and initiatory processes through tools like conscious connected breathwork, shamanic energy body work, psychic surgery, integrative medicine, mediumship, medicine facilitation, Earthwork, embodiment and Transpersonal Shamanic coaching. Dr Leila also teaches multisensory medicine to Lightworkers.
Sibahle Sky Dladla is an African instrumentalist, a percussionist, marimba maker, a songwriter, singer and bow instrument maker from Gugulethu township in Cape town South Africa. She has graduated the University of Cape Town with a Performance Diploma, an Advance Diploma and Post Graduate Diploma in African Instruments. She is the founder of Blackroots Marimbas, the co-founder of Azanian Aesthetics and duo Indigenous Too. Sky Dladla’s musical journey is a testament to her dedication, passion, and talent as an African instrumentalist and marimba maker, enriching the world with her unique sounds and experiences.
Cathy Coyle brings her profound connection to ancient wisdom traditions and the art of re-wilding to ritual. A visionary woman\s guide, breathwork and transpersonal coaching psychologist. Cathy leads participants on shamanic journeys, delving deep into the medicine of the “Flower of Fire” as a space for profound journey work. Her sessions focus on native plant immersions and the powerful process of re-wilding the body and mind, offering a unique blend of science and mysticism that grounds each participant in their transformative journey.
Tribe In: a shared experience that embodies the essence of finding authenticity amidst a moment to switch off the real noise and switch on what it is.
A great living art piece. Where everyone is learning from each other’s differences. Unique and essential
Tribe In is my most favorite festival. It brings together a beautiful tribe of global souls to share wisdom and community. Being right on the river with all the gatherings close by gives it an intimate, relaxing feel. The Tribe In crew put such care and love into the organization, it feels considered, grounded and expansive. Meet wisdom keepers, feel the earth and reconnect.
Well, it’s as if I stepped into a world where nature and connection reign supreme. Tribein Festival is an intimate gathering that celebrates the beauty of life and the bond we share with the earth. It provides a rare opportunity to connect us to the ancestors, to the original people who came before us and from whom we have much to learn. Nestled in an extraordinary valley alongside a river, I found myself immersed in a vibrant community of like-minded souls who cherish the rhythms of nature, the power of music, and the warmth of genuine connection.
TribeIn is more than just a retreat—it's an experience we look forward to every year. Coming together with soulful people is a highlight, and our 5-year-old daughter talks about it all year long. We've been attending for three years now, and every year we are amazed by how it grows and gets even better.Participating in the ceremonies is such a treat, and the flow of it all is truly amazing. We feel so held by the wonderful facilitators who have become like family to us over the years. Meeting all the new people who are fortunate enough to join and experience the Tribe is equally special.The afterglow of TribeIn lingers long after the retreat ends. We can't wait to put our feet on the land again, swim in the beautiful river, enjoy delicious food, listen to the inspiring stories shared around the fire, and, most of all, reconnect with all the beautiful people.