Day Pilgrimages
Making a Pilgrimage to Goddess in Her sacred landscapes with Goddess-loving people, opens our hearts and minds to Her in new ways.
As we walk together in Her landscapes, we connect to Her through Her nature, Her plants and trees, hills and valleys, rivers, lakes and oceans, in the birds and animals we see, in the modern day and ancestral sacred spaces we visit, in the ceremonies we create together, in the people we meet. We expand as we feel Her love for us. All Pilgrimages are led by dedicated and experienced Priestesses or Priests of Avalon.
Glastonbury
Glastonbury is the gateway to the Sacred Isle of Avalon, the magical realm of Goddess, of healing and transformation. The Glastonbury Avalon landscape is steeped in mythology and mystery, and our Priest/esses are happy to offer one day and two day walking pilgrimages of the Sacred Isle for you.
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On your Avalon pilgrimage we walk together with intention, connecting to the energies of the land and listening to the wisdom and inspiration of Goddess. The day is held ceremonially by your Priestess, weaving together information, meditations, blessings and ceremony.
Sacred sites which can be included in your visit:
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– Glastonbury Tor & Tor Orchard
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– Wyrall Hill and Chalice Hill
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– Red & White Springs of Avalon
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– Ancient trees of Avalon
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– The Goddess Temple
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It is also possible to have two day pilgrimages where in addition you can explore Glastonbury Abbey, Bride’s Mound, Gog and Magog, and other local sacred sites in the area, such as Stanton Drew Stone Circle and Stoney Little Long Barrow.
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Cost:
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Timings:
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10am - 4pm
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Please note costs do not include entry fees or food and drinks.
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Please contact us to book.
Avebury
The sacred landscape of Avebury is one of the most magnificent ancient sacred sites found in England. Here there is a huge complex of neolithic structures: the world’s largest stone circle, the 5000 year old burial chamber of West Kennet Long Barrow, Silbury Hill, the Sanctuary and two stone avenues! Visiting Avebury transports you to another time and place when our native ancestors honoured the Great Goddess in Her sacred landscape. On this pilgrimage we will walk the footsteps of the ancient ones, connecting to the land, the stones and Goddess. The day is held ceremonially by your Priestess, weaving together information, meditations, blessings and ceremony.
Sacred sites which can be included in your visit:
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– Avebury Stone Circle
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– Silbury Hill
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– The Stone Avenues
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– West Kennet Long Barrow
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– The Sanctuary
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It is also possible to include Stonehenge and Avebury together in a longer day. Please enquire for prices.
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Cost:
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Timings:
8.45am - 6/7pm
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Please note costs do not include food and drinks.
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If you are a group of 5 people or more, please enquire for prices with a private minibus.
Please contact us​ to book.
Stonehenge
Stonehenge is the most famous megalithic structure in the world where the ancient stones are aligned to the solstices and equinoxes, to the rising and setting of the sun and moon. Stonehenge is a place of deep mystery and wonder. Like the Avebury henge it is part of a wider sacred landscape that stretches over many miles. The day is held ceremonially by your Priestess, weaving together information, meditations, blessings and ceremony.
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Cost:
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Timings:
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Full day: 8.45am - 5.30pm
Half day: 8.45am - 2-2.30pm / 12noon - 6pm
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Please note costs do not include entry fees or food and drinks.
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It is possible to book a sunrise private access at Stonehenge. Please enquire for prices.
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It is possible to include Stonehenge and Avebury together in a longer day. Please enquire for prices.
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Please contact us​ to book.
Tintagel
Tintagel
The area around Tintagel is a sacred landscape that had much spiritual significance for the ancestors. During neolithic times, Cornwall was famous for its stone circles, standing stones, long barrows and burial tombs – all places where the Mother Goddess was honoured.
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Over the years it has had many incarnations, the most famous being its connection to the Arthurian legend, where it is said to be the birthplace of King Arthur. Today it is home to Tintagel Castle and below it there is Merlin’s cave – a 330ft long sea cave that is open at both ends. Seawaters drawn in by the Moon flow in at high tide and empty out at low tide. It is a portal – a powerful place where you can feel the wildness of the land and ocean meeting.
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St Nectan’s Glen
Nearby lies St Nectan’s Glen, which is a magical and enchanting glen where the waters flow over moss covered pebbles. It is a sanctuary – a sacred place of healing. Here there is a beautiful 60ft waterfall surrounded by ivy, ferns and oaks. It is home to the Fae and you can feel many magical beings there. It has been a sacred site for many thousands of years and was named after St Nectan, a 5th- 6th century hermit who lived above the waterfall in a chapel. It is also connected to the Arthurian legends where they say knights would be blessed before seeking the Holy Grail.
The town of Tintagel lies in a mystical and enchanting landscape situated on the rugged Cornish coast. It a place of myth, legends and beauty, where the land and ocean meet, where the Arthurian legends come alive, where nature spirits dance wildly, and where you can feel the presence of the ancient Mother Goddess.
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On this pilgrimage we will journey to the enchanting wild lands of Cornwall. We will visit Tintagel Castle, Merlin’s cave, Tintagel town, St Nectan’s Glen and Rocky Valley. We will visit the ocean and see beautiful waterfalls. We will walk the ancient land connecting to the nature spirits and the Great Mother Goddess. We will make offerings and prayers, we will create ceremony and open ourselves up to receive the healing medicine of this potent land.
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Cost:
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Timings:
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One Day Pilgrimge 7am - 8/9pm
Two Day Pilgrimage: 8am - 7pm
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Please note costs do not include entry fees to Tintagel Castle or St Nectan's Glen.
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Please contact us​ to book.
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