Wake up, thank the universe for being alive, do yoga, thank the sun for giving us warmth and light, go to the fields to take care of our food, be mindful of what we give back to the ground, dance whenever we feel like it, while always respecting and following the rhythms of Mother Earth. Everything we use at our farm and everything that we cultivate is certified 100% organic. What’s more, all our byproducts from everyday living goes back into our fertilisers, building materials, our little chicken coop, or recycled. Welcome to Biodynamic living. We check the moon cycles before we head out to the fields, send our intentions into the water, and thank Mother Nature for her generosity. It’s about putting “We Are One” into practice – treating our animals, humans, plants, soil, water, and even the planets, as a single organism. It’s about being ecological and living in peace with the environment.But at the end of the day, we’re just a bunch of good hearted people doing our best to live sustainably, and having loads of fun doing it! It’s not easy being fully self sustainable and biodynamic. But we promise you we’re working hard at it.
It was the giant music festivals that taught us that human beings are supposed to build our communities on the pillars of peace, love, unity, respect, freedom, joy, and sustainability. Not competition but harmony. Not consumerism but conservation. Not insecurity but mutual encouragement. We took a deep breath, and felt that the love revolution is in the air. And to be part of it, it’s up to us to start something real and powerful.We always knew that ecovillages existed. But we wanted to live in one that also loves to celebrate, works hard, and is deeply spiritual.Come visit our guesthouse or join us as long term volunteer. Bring back our humble philosophy, and spread love in your own communities.
Global Tribe welcomes guests, hosts retreats and it’s turning into a hub for people to come experience and start their own sustainable living.
Membership & Visitors
- Current members: 15
- Open to new members
- Open to visitors
Contact us at www.global-tribe.org
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i am very interested in your project in the same conditions that i hav ith nature le a lot to give you, live in harmony, ilove and happiness, and i am a studient the meditation for 25 years
Hi! My name is Sven, i am 25 years young and i would like to ask if you are open to new volunteers this summer. At the moment im planning a bycycle trip to Spain from the place where i live in The Netherlands. I want to live closer to Nature and improve my health as optimum as possible. For myself i practice a high raw vegan diet now for around 5 months and im enjoying it. About experience, i have basic experience in mechanics, cooking experience (job) and a little bit of gardening experience (recently my dad and i are working on a small vegatable garden that he bought). For the rest im an optimistic guy, helpful, friendly, patient and hard working if hard work needs to be done. Things i love to do: making music, running, mountainbiking and creating high vibrations. If there is anything you would like to ask me feel free! 🙂 Hope to hear from you soon. Sven
I am ready to retired. I am wondering if my age is a problem to start my new life ecosystem living. and also I want to know where can buy a Land or share community to move for ever. Thanks
Stella, I am also looking to start a community and am 60 years of age wanting to manage the entire project but need collaboration. In which country are you located, if we are a match perhaps we can talk about collaborating.
Hi Denise,
How did your plans go to start our be part of an eco community?
I’m an curious because we plan the same now and are interested in the stories of other.
One thing that concerns me is how many communities fail or lack drive.
The other thing that puzzles me is that everyone wants to do it by themselves or be the leader. Maybe this is one aspect of the problem.
Looking forward to your view on it.
Sunny greetings
Stefan
Hi Denise! I would love to hear from you, is your project still on?
Hello, where are you located? On the Huelva side of Doñana or the Sanlúcar/bahía de Cádiz side?
I often come to the Bahia de Cádiz and dream of settling there one day.
I speak French, Dutch, English, Spanish and a tiny little bit of German.
Keep up the good work!
Hello,
I am contacting you with a question and like to take this opportunity to introduce ourselves a bit first…
We are a family of 4, mom and 3 teenagers. We are travelling through Spain to visit some companeras de piso from a long time ago, when I studied in Cordoba.
We would like to take this opportunity to get acquainted with several GEN-network / Ecovillages / WWOOF-farms with the intention of maybe taking part in a similar project ourselves. We are therefore writing to you with the question if we can park our mobile home at your compound for a night or two in the period of 1st of March til 6th of March…
We are still figuring out our itinerary, not sure if we can pass by or for how long, we also like to go with the flow of the journey.
Because we strongly believe in our immune system, and we have gotten sick a few times before, we are not vaccinated. We know that should not be a risk, but we also understand that different people have different opinions. If you don’t feel comfortable having us over, please feel free to say so. No hard feelings, but we prefer to be open about this with you.
Thanks in advance for letting us know whether or not we are welcome and which dates if any are suitable to give us an introduction in your way of living.
Impactdriven regards,
Simon, Noemi, Marcus and Mama Amber
Hi!
I am emailing you with hopes We might be able to visit when we are in your area at the end of next week.
We can book accommodation 13/14th March or in the last week of March if that’s better?
Looking forward to hear from you, at visit : helping in the garden bringing a picnic with us to just meet up and see what you guys are up to would be fine if easiest at short notice.
3 happy folks from Canada/ Norway
I visited this place recently. This is not an ecovillage. There are only a couple of members with a group of volunteers. Nothing like fifteen as stated here and the only co-housing I could see were guest house tents and some vans parked on the land.
The cultural appropriation of the word ‘tribe’ for a guest house and private business enterprise. An ever changing ‘community’ of volunteers. A fake ‘ecovillage’ for free labour, tax avoidance and the maximisation of private profits for its landlords. A greenwashing ecovillage scam.