Nomadic Narratives: A Tea Ceremony and Indigenous Stories

Join us for a soulful and intimate gathering inspired by the wellness traditions of nomadic life in the Sahara:

• Traditional Moroccan Amazigh Tea Ceremony
  Reconnect with balance and hospitality through the soothing rituals of Amazigh tea culture, a cornerstone of nomadic well-being.
• Nomadic Wisdom and Wellness Through Storytelling
  Discover the restorative practices and timeless resilience of Sahara nomads through stories that celebrate their harmony with nature and enduring traditions.

Additionally, learn about Coelle Travel’s Sahara Experience, a unique journey into the heart of nomadic life and culture, offering a deeper connection to the land and its people.

Coelle Travel is an international travel startup based in Portland, Maine, on the ancestral lands of the Wabanaki people. We are proudly woman-owned, led by an indigenous immigrant with Amazigh roots from Morocco. Our unique perspective shapes our commitment to offering authentic travel experiences that respect and honor indigenous cultures while promoting sustainability in tourism.

Our mission is to connect people through authentic and community-based experiences that honor indigenous cultures and support women in tourism. We specialize in sustainable tourism that allows you to travel like a local, immersing yourself in the culture and daily life of the communities you visit. By promoting responsible travel, we aim to create meaningful connections that benefit both travelers and the communities they engage with.

Khadija is a proud Moroccan and an Indigenous person of the Amazigh people from North Africa, with years of experience in cultural management. As the founder of Coelle Travel, she offers unique cultural experiences in Maine, including this authentic Amazigh Tea Ceremony inspired by the traditions of nomadic life in the Sahara.

This experience invites the community to immerse themselves in the soothing rituals of Amazigh tea culture, which have been central to nomadic hospitality for centuries, while supporting meaningful causes. It also provides an insightful introduction to Moroccan traditions, offering a deeper understanding of the culture and its people.

Khadija’s approach is deeply rooted in her Amazigh heritage, blending nomadic traditions passed down through generations with her passion for sharing the stories of her land and people.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Good Medicine Collective, 231 York Street, Portland, United States