Healing in the Egyptian Desert
Could a trip to Adrère Amellal in the remote Western Desert become an odyssey of self-realisation?
Tatler's travel editor Delilah Khomo visits the remote Siwa Oasis, where the Adrère Amellal eco-lodge is constructed from natural materials like sun-dried rock salt, clay, and straw.
Egypt seems to attract people who are looking for something, especially in its deserts and oases. In the void, you can really hear yourself.
Siwa Oasis, located 50 kilometres from the Libyan border, is a place of epic proportions, with its "sand therapy" believed to have curative powers over musculoskeletal and skin conditions.
The area is known for its unique natural environment, with wind, sand, and starry skies creating an ideal setting for self-reflection and healing.
- Adrère Amellal eco-lodge: a natural retreat in the Siwa Oasis
- Sand therapy: a traditional practice believed to have healing properties
Author's summary: Discover the healing power of Egypt's Western Desert.
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