• JAPAN SABBATICAL | May 20-30, 2027

    Join us for a slow, intentional cultural immersion blending Afro-diasporic reflection, Japanese aesthetics, tattoo culture observation, and family travel—designed for creatives, parents, and culture-bearers who want more than tourism.

    📍Tokyo & Osaka, Japan | 10 Days / 9 Nights
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  • BENIN REPUBLIC & TOGO VODU DAYS | Jan 6-13

    Join us for an explorative experience of the home of Vodu. Learn more about this African spiritual system and the vibrant culture it's created.

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  • Havana Orisa & Palo Monte Cultural Tour | 5 days, 4 nights

    Step into sacred rhythm with Oja Aje Botanica on this 5-day, 4-night cultural immersion through Havana and Matanzas. This Cuba Cultural Retreat offers a rich blend of Orisa & Palo Monte teachings, spiritual ceremony, art, and luxurious rest.

    Join us for our September 2026 excursion.

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Cultural Tours Handcrafted by Oloye Sade Ajala

Meet Your Guide

Oloye Sade Ajala - Owner, Chief Yoruba Priestess & Healing Consultant

Meet Oloye Sade Ajala: Owner, Chief Yoruba Priestess & Healing Consultant

Iya Oyawunmi Ifawemida Awosade Osunnike Ajala is a cultural guardian, spiritual teacher, and healer walking the path of Yoruba tradition across continents. Raised in Hoodoo by her grandmother and introduced to Yoruba religion in Cleveland, she began her formal studies with Iyanifa Ifalola Ifasope Osuntokun.

A Reiki Master and Certified Holistic Health Practitioner, Iya Oyawunmi’s spiritual path weaves together rootwork, Orisa practice, astrology, herbalism, and ancestral healing. She was initiated to Oya in 2006 and has since completed rites in Egungun, Ifa, Osun, Egbe, and Regla de Palo (Cuba), where she is honored as Yaya Ndoki.

As founder of Ile Àṣẹ Oya Gbera, she uplifts cultural and spiritual education in the diaspora. In 2021, she received the chieftaincy title Oloye Amuwera Foya from Osogbo elders for her work in preserving Yoruba tradition globally.

Together with her husband, Babalawo Sàngówale Ajala, Iya Oyawunmi continues to advocate for cultural and ancestral liberation, inviting others to return to their roots with reverence and power.