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Space is limited. Five quiet steps in. Tell us a little about you and which workshop is calling you. We will reply within three days with the next step.
The 2026 calendar at a glance.
Tawari Yáro and Banarema Hiama dates to be announced. Register interest below to be the first to hear.
From application to arrival.
Choose your workshop.
Select the practice that is calling you.
Apply.
Complete a short form with your details and intentions.
Call.
A brief conversation with our admissions circle.
Deposit.
A deposit secures participation. Space is limited.
Prepare.
Receive guide, packing list, and arrival details.
A covenant of participation. Each guest enters with commitment and care.
Walk with us.
We read every application by hand. You will hear from our admissions circle within three days. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until each workshop is full.
A few quiet answers.
If you have a question that is not here, write to us at hello@wakaleamoti.com or call +1 784-527-5568.
Who is this for?
Guests called to learn from Indigenous practice in good relationship.
Do I need experience?
No. Each workshop begins from the ground up.
Is the food traditional?
Yes. Meals are prepared from food grown on or near the land.
What if I cancel?
Deposits are non-refundable but transferable.
Are scholarships available?
Limited support is offered, especially for Indigenous and West Indian / Caribbean guests. Write to hello@wakaleamoti.com with "Scholarship" in the subject.
What is expected of me?
Participation is a covenant. Each guest enters with commitment and care.
How do I get there?
Fly into Argyle International Airport (SVD) on Saint Vincent. We arrange transfers from there to Fountain Villa.
Can I bring a partner or friend?
Groups of two are welcome but both must apply individually. Each circle is shaped by who is in it. We hold the right to admit selectively.
One letter per season.
News from the land. Openings for the next circle. Occasional teachings. No urgency. No marketing.