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Decompression 18 -22 May
Reconnect with nature and discover your wild side...…
Step outside your comfort zone on a journey to the tip of Africa and embrace the true luxury of hands-on transformative travel. The perfect tonic for the fast-paced networking of We Are Africa, this is far more than a post-show retreat: it’s a stripped-back surrender to Mother Nature – a unique opportunity to totally reexamine your who, what and why.
"True originals, always bringing innovative ideas and personalised concepts to the table"
Serge Dive, CEO & Founder - Beyond Luxury Media
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5 Mind Blowing Days
Travel via the outdoor playground of the Elgin Valley to the sanctuary of De Hoop Nature Reserve, at the very tip of Africa. During the day, venture out in the wilds and experience nature at its most raw. Hike or mountain bike along the Fynbos trails through Cape Leopard country to local wine farms; learn how to bodysurf; pioneer new fat-biking routes over white dunes; experience free-diving in rock pools the size
of swimming pools; and hike your way into nature along one of the most biodiverse coastlines in the world.
Click Here for a Taste of the Action from the 2017 Decompression
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4 Quirky Nights
Come evening, gather around the camp fire and take a musical journey with one of Africa’s hottest musicians; listen to inspirational locals who are led by passion rather than convention; and delve deep as we completely unplug and connect with fellow tribe members at the very tip of Africa. Staying in retro Air Stream trailors, complete with artist-themed bedrooms and uber contemporary living spaces set in the wilds of the Elgin Valley; and a cluster of beautifully restored cottages around an impressive manor house in the heart of a coastal marine reserve you will have a comfortable spot to rest your head, it’s not all unforgiving wilderness…!
Limited Spaces Available – Book Yours Now
“Escape+Explore have managed to find that magical and elusive space where luxury and adventure intersect”.
Ryan Wallace, Event Director, We Are Africa
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