Exile Quest

The wild doesn’t pamper. It burns, it freezes, it breaks, and then it gives you back what you lost. Twice a year. Together.

Exile Quest

The wild doesn’t pamper. It burns, it freezes, it breaks, and then it gives you back what you lost. Twice a year. Together.

Feeling like an outlier? Welcome home.

Experience voluntary exile.

You walk away from your roles, your habits, your devices. The desert does not ask what you do for a living, or how many people report to you. It does not flatter. It does not care. It strips you bare.
Experience voluntary exile

Our Upcoming Quest

You walk away from your roles, your habits, your devices. The desert does not ask what you do for a living, or how many people report to you. It does not flatter. It does not care. It strips you bare.

Return sharper. Live stranger.

Sahara Exile Quest

Exile was always reserved for those whose very existence was inconvenient , the ones too untamed to fit. Not rebels waving flags, but outlaws whose presence alone unsettled.

27/02/2026

The day you trade comfort for fire, wind, and vastness.

Sahara, Tunisia

Dunes that erase every footprint by dawn. A land where nothing remembers you.

15 people max

Exile isn’t a crowd. Intimacy sharpens; anonymity breaks the mask.

3500 EUR

Clarity costs less than confusion. A currency exchange: your illusions for truth.

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Return sharper. Live stranger.

Why Exile Works
When Nothing Else Does

Exile works because nothing hides here. Silence, strangeness, clarity, strength—each comes when comfort is gone.

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Hard Questions. Straight Answers.

Questions That Cut Deep

What frameworks do you actually use?
Why is this not therapy or coaching?
Why this form and not others — why wilderness, why Sahara?
Who are you to lead this?
What happens if I break?
Isn’t this just another retreat, dressed up differently?
What happens after the quest?
Will I be alone?

Pilgrims of the soul

Documentary film. It is almost as real as our Exile Quest
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See you in the desert

Who is going to guide you?

Team of experienced guides that help top-tier individuals & companies. Guiding in Sahara desert since 2008.

Martin Cernohorsky

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Soul guide

The season of Aquarius is the perfect time to step out — free, unfiltered, into the wild.To feel that dome of stars above you, the pulse of life within you, and the pull toward your own truth. Once you’ve touched that connection — with yourself and with nature — you start seeking that wildness everywhere, even in the ordinary days. Because once you’ve known it, there’s simply no way back.

Bohdana Kabatova

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Soul guide

Walking the Sahara is, for me, a journey back to myself. In the silence and simplicity of the desert, what’s been hidden often comes to light — our values, our strengths, our quiet power.This journey is an invitation to meet life as it is: raw, honest, unadorned. And somewhere in that bare encounter, a new sense of peace, acceptance, and direction begins to emerge.

Ahmed Bouarif

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Mistr Beduin

On our desert journeys, I take care of everything that happens on the ground. The camels, the kitchen, the route through the dunes, the safety of the group — that’s my world.I was born into a Bedouin family that has lived with the desert for generations. The knowledge of winds, stars, and hidden wells was passed to me as a child — just as it was to my father and his father before him. And sometimes, around the fire, I share the stories that belong to the Sahara itself.

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What people have said about us

Read our clients testimonials. How their lives and pathways have changed throughout the time of working with us.

“In the Sahara, I touched a deep stillness — a grounding, and the joy of simply being in the present moment. My attention was drawn toward new landscapes, new angles of seeing.

I understood that I had set out on a path that will likely never end. At times it may be uncomfortable, even harsh, yet it will always be alive — exciting, shifting, full of change. Above all, it leads me to live more and more as myself. To be truly myself, to feel, to sense, to receive — that is the greatest gift.”

Katerina Zapletalova
Entrepreneur & Philantropist

The Sahara became a threshold in my life. It was there, with Elen’s guidance, that I finally found the courage to face myself fully — to walk into the depths, confront the anger and fear I had carried for too long, and to let them go.

In the desert, stripped of distraction, I met both my own vulnerability and my strength. I discovered that the two are not opposites, but companions. That realization changed me.

What I carry from the Sahara is more than memory — it is a foundation. A clearer heart, a steadier step, and the courage to claim my own manhood. When I later stood at the edge of Canada, beginning a new chapter, it was this desert initiation that held me upright.

Petr Pandy
Software Engineer & Adventurer

I bow in gratitude to the Sahara and to the women who guided me. The desert keeps revealing many paths — and they are not always easy. Yet my soul rises to the surface and grows. It is no longer hidden. Through the desert, my bond with nature, with my family, with those close to me, has been profoundly transformed. But most of all, I feel the change in my relationship with myself.

At times I still stumble. Yet the vow I made to the Sahara always holds me, lifts me, and allows me to walk my path with courage and fierce determination.

Barbora Chromekova
Bartender & Life Warrior
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Step Into Exile

This isn’t casual. If you feel a real pull — not curiosity, not small talk — tell us why you’re here. If it’s a fit, we’ll show you the next step.

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