Ireland 202717–27 March · Spring Equinox

Cliffs of Moher · the Wild Atlantic West

11-day guided pilgrimage 17–27 March 2027 · Ireland

Return to the elements. Return to yourself.

A pilgrimage of remembrance.
A journey of reclaiming your sovereignty.

Eleven days with Hannah & Lizzie through Ireland’s Ancient East and Wild Atlantic West, to the stones, holy wells, and wild edges where the old ways still breathe.

Explore the journey Apply for your place

Begin the journey

Dear one,

The Celtic lands are awakening. Across the stones, the holy wells, and the wild Atlantic edge, something ancient is stirring, and it is calling back those who are ready to remember.

Perhaps you have felt it: a pull toward these lands, a quiet knowing in your bones and in your soul. The wisdom you carry was woven by ancestral hands, through these ancestral lands, and it is ready to be reawakened.

This pilgrimage is an invitation to journey with a circle of soul kin and trusted guides. To shed what is ready to fall away. To expand. To illuminate the light within. To step more fully into your voice, your expression, and your gifts, and into deeper connection with the earth, the unseen realms, and your highest self.

The land is awakening. Are you ready to return to it?

With love,
Hannah & Lizzie

A pilgrimage of remembrance

Eleven days, two chapters. Walk the whole journey, or join one.

Walk Ireland’s ancient stones and wells, meet the people who carry its living traditions, and feel the wild Atlantic with your whole being. Choose the chapter that calls you, or walk the full eleven days.

The full pilgrimage Eleven days · 17–27 March 2027 Walk both chapters, East to West, with the transfer between them included

Chapter One · 5 nights

The Ancient East

17–22 March · Kildare, Newgrange, Loughcrew, Tara, Uisneach

Lough Inagh and the mountains of Connemara

Chapter Two · 5 nights

The Wild Atlantic West

22–27 March · Galway, Connemara, Sligo, the Cliffs & the Burren

Or join one chapter

Prefer a shorter journey? Join the Ancient East (17–22 March) or the Wild Atlantic West (22–27 March) on its own, five nights each. Prices for every option are in Pricing, near the end of the page.

Your guides

Held by Hannah & Lizzie.

A pilgrimage held from the inside out. We work with energy, ceremony, and the wisdom of the body, while local wisdom keepers bring us into the history and living traditions of this land.

Hannah Saunders

Fluid Roots Wellness · psychic channel, energy healer & ceremonialist

Lizzie Minchener

Solara Wellness · energy healer, psychic channel & spiritual pilgrimage facilitator

Morning

The day arrives

A nourishing breakfast, and on many mornings, attunement: breath, meditation, gentle movement. Our equinox sunrise begins before dawn.

Day

On the land

Sacred sites and historic towns with local guides, with space for ceremony, exploration, and a lunch of your choosing.

Evening

Integrate

Home for rest and a shared dinner. Some evenings hold circle, story, music, or a guest practitioner; others give us quiet.

Your participation is always a choice. Breath, high-frequency meditation, energy healing, journaling, elemental ritual, and ceremony meet us as the journey unfolds. You can enter deeply, step back, or simply listen.

Some visits include uneven paths, changeable weather, and an early start. We will share walking notes and a packing list before travel, and you can tell us about mobility or pacing needs on your application.

Newgrange · the Ancient East

IChapter One

The Ancient East

17–22 March 20275 nights at Orlagh HouseKildare to Uisneach

Reverence, remembrance, and the first light of spring, where old pathways converge: Brigid’s well, the Boyne Valley, the equinox cairns, and Ireland’s sacred center.

The five threads of this journey

Elemental Wisdom Ancestral Healing Folk Traditions Soul Activations Energetic Sovereignty

Apply for the pilgrimage

Day 1 · Wed 17 Mar

Orlagh House

Grounding · opening the circle

Elemental WisdomDinner

Arrive as you are at Orlagh, our home in the Dublin Mountains, and take your time landing. Find your room, wander the tree-lined paths, and breathe in the mountain air. Hannah and Lizzie open the circle with a grounding meditation, shared intentions, and an altar you can return to all week. Our first dinner together is where we become a group.

Overnight: Orlagh HouseChapter One · The Ancient East

Stone foundations of the fire temple beside St Brigid’s Cathedral, Kildare

Stone arch, flowing water and statue of Brigid at her holy well in Kildare

Day 2 · Thu 18 Mar

Kildare: Solas Bhríde, the Fire Temple & Brigid’s Well

Water and flame · tending the spark

Elemental WisdomFolk TraditionsBreakfastDinnerLunch on your own

Kildare is Brigid’s seat, where her fifth-century community took root and where the stories of saint and goddess still meet. We begin at Solas Bhríde, a centre devoted to her living legacy, then have lunch and free time in Kildare town. In the afternoon we visit the fire temple on the cathedral grounds, where a flame was once tended in her name, and we close the day at her holy well in ceremony, meeting the water with intention, with room to receive and to release.

MorningSolas BhrídeBrigid’s stories with a wisdom keeper, and weaving Brigid’s crosses with Lizzie
MiddayKildare townLunch and free time to explore at your own pace

Overnight: Orlagh HouseChapter One · The Ancient East

Spiral carvings on the Newgrange entrance stone

Day 3 · Fri 19 Mar

Newgrange & the Boyne Valley

The ancestors · light within the stone

Ancestral HealingSoul ActivationsBreakfastDinnerLunch on your own

Within a bend of the Boyne, Brú na Bóinne holds one of Europe’s great Neolithic ceremonial landscapes, and Newgrange was raised more than 5,000 years ago. At the winter solstice, dawn light enters its chamber through the roof box. Our spring visit is a guided encounter with the monument and its long relationship to ancestors, season, and light.

Evening · Orlagh HouseStories & songA seanchaí carries us into Irish folklore

Overnight: Orlagh HouseChapter One · The Ancient East

A stone cairn at Loughcrew beneath a colorful dawn sky

Aerial view of the earthworks on the Hill of Tara

Day 4 · Sat 20 Mar Spring equinox

Loughcrew & the Hill of Tara

Equinox light · awakening sovereignty

Soul ActivationsEnergetic SovereigntyBreakfastDinnerLunch on your own

We rise before dawn for the spring equinox and climb to the cairns known as the Hills of the Witch, where Cairn T was built so the rising sun at this turning can light the carved stone within. The chamber is closed for conservation, so we greet the sun outdoors in ceremony, if conditions allow. Later we travel to Tara, the ceremonial landscape of Ireland’s high kings, whose lore asks what it means to live in right relationship with the land.

AfternoonOrlagh HouseRest and integration

Overnight: Orlagh HouseChapter One · The Ancient East

Day 5 · Sun 21 Mar

The Hill of Uisneach

The sacred center · reclaiming your fire

Energetic SovereigntyFolk TraditionsBreakfastDinnerLunch on your own

Uisneach is held in tradition as Ireland’s sacred center, where the ancient provinces meet. Its lore names Ériu, the sovereignty goddess from whom Ireland takes its name, and remembers the great Bealtaine fire that welcomed summer. We walk the hill as a living meeting place of archaeology, story, and sacred fire, and ask what sovereignty feels like when it is rooted in the body and the land. We close the eastern circle in ceremony.

Overnight: Orlagh HouseChapter One · The Ancient East

Where you’ll stay · Chapter One

Orlagh House

Exclusive hire · the whole house is ours

A Georgian country house built in 1790 in the foothills of the Dublin Mountains, on 50 acres of woodland, streams, and lawns. For nearly 150 years it was a house of prayer and retreat, and for our week the whole house is held for our circle alone.

1790Georgian house

50acres of grounds

145years as a house of prayer

25 minfrom Dublin Airport

1 / 5

Rooms at Orlagh House

Sold out

Supreme suite · Sold out

Lundy Foot

The balcony suite: king bed and private ensuite.

Ensuite comfort

Premium

Our largest rooms, with full to king beds and private ensuites, like Casey. Callwell’s four-poster is made for two.

Character & comfort

Standard

A little cozier, always with a private ensuite, like the newly refurbished Kato.

Our most accessible

Economy

Cozy rooms with their own sink. Pearse and Carson share a bathroom down the hall, and Lilliput has a private bathroom across the hall. Curran and Dwyer are ensuite twin rooms for sharing.

Friends traveling together

Economy Multi-Share

Noah’s Bunkhouse, a group room for four sharing.

Bed sizes are approximate U.S. equivalents, and bathrooms vary by room. Prices are in Pricing. We confirm your exact room, bed, and price before your deposit.

Day 6 · Mon 22 Mar Travel day · between chapters

The Crossing: carrying the East westward

BreakfastDinnerLunch on your own

Orlagh HouseBreakfast, packing, and closing the eastern circle with gratitude

AthloneA long stop by the River Shannon, lunch on your own

Ross CastleSettle into the estate, open the western circle, share dinner

Ancient East onlyYour journey closes after breakfast. We send departure guidance ahead.

Full pilgrimageThe group transfer west is included.

Joining for the WestPilgrims joining for the West can join us at Orlagh House to transfer to the west side, or meet us at Ross Castle.

Athlone photo by Ingo Mehling, CC BY-SA 3.0

The Wild Atlantic West

IIChapter Two

The Wild Atlantic West

22–27 March 20275 nights at Ross Castle EstateGalway to the Burren

Here the land opens to the elements: salt air, stone, song, and the Irish language still spoken in Connemara. Space for ancestral memory and grief, for voice, and for the restoration that comes when you can finally exhale.

The five threads of this journey

Elemental Wisdom Ancestral Healing Folk Traditions Soul Activations Energetic Sovereignty

Apply for the pilgrimage

Day 7 · Tue 23 Mar

Galway City

Voice, color, and connection

Folk TraditionsBreakfastDinnerLunch on your own

Galway’s medieval lanes lead toward the Spanish Arch and the River Corrib, while music, craft, conversation, and Irish language culture keep the city vividly alive. We walk with a local guide to find the city beneath the color, then the day is yours: follow live music or traditional dance, linger over tea, and breathe before the next wave of work on the land.

AfternoonYours to wanderMusic, tea, and the colorful streets

Overnight: Ross Castle EstateChapter Two · The Wild Atlantic West

A traditional stone cottage in Connemara

Day 8 · Wed 24 Mar

Connemara

The living language of the land

Ancestral HealingFolk TraditionsBreakfastDinnerLunch on your own

In Connemara, stone, bog, mountain, and sea shape the rhythm of life, and in its Gaeltacht communities Irish is still a living language. We come to listen with humility to a culture that is lived, not frozen in the past. Keening, or caoineadh, is an Irish tradition of voiced lament for the dead; with Oonagh Sullivan we make space for grief and ancestral remembrance in a way that honors the tradition and what each person brings.

Overnight: Ross Castle EstateChapter Two · The Wild Atlantic West

Megalithic tombs at Carrowmore in County Sligo

The stone cloister and arches of Sligo Abbey

Tobernalt Holy Well among the trees near Lough Gill

Day 9 · Thu 25 Mar

Sligo

Ancestral remembrance · stone, sanctuary & spring

Ancestral HealingElemental WisdomBreakfastDinnerLunch on your own

Three places in one day, each holding a different layer of Irish remembrance: the first farmers who honored their dead in stone, the friars who kept faith through fire and upheaval, and a quiet spring where people have come for healing for centuries. Between them, lunch and free time to explore Sligo town, and we close the day at the holy well with a final cleansing, working with its healing waters.

MiddaySligo townLunch and free time to explore the town at your own pace

Overnight: Ross Castle EstateChapter Two · The Wild Atlantic West

The Cliffs of Moher above the Atlantic Ocean

Seaweed bathing on the Wild Atlantic coast

Day 10 · Fri 26 Mar

Cliffs of Moher & the Burren

Sea, stone, and restoration

Elemental WisdomSoul ActivationsBreakfastDinnerLunch on your own

At the Cliffs of Moher, ancient rock meets the full force of the Atlantic: a place to feel our smallness and our aliveness at once. The Burren changes the conversation, a limestone landscape where the Poulnabrone portal tomb speaks to ancestral rites thousands of years old. Seaweed bathing offers restoration before we close our western circle with ceremony and song.

EveningWestern closing circleCeremony, song, and what this journey has awakened

Overnight: Ross Castle EstateChapter Two · The Wild Atlantic West

Day 11 · Sat 27 Mar

Carry it home

Breakfast

After breakfast we close our time at Ross Castle, and a coach carries us to Dublin Airport. The journey continues in the way you walk, listen, and tend your own life once you return home.

The final sequence of outings will be confirmed with the group before travel.

Where you’ll stay · Chapter Two

Ross Castle Estate

Exclusive hire · the estate is ours for the week

A 120-acre estate of parkland, woodland, and lakeshore between Galway and Connemara, rising from a 16th-century O’Flaherty tower house. With no other guests on the estate, its restored stone stables and carriage house hold our circle alone, with an indoor heated pool, walled gardens, and Ross Lake at the door.

1500stower house origins

120acres of estate

Year-roundindoor heated pool

25 minfrom Galway City

1 / 5

Rooms at Ross Castle Estate

Gracious ensuite

Premium

The estate’s most sought-after rooms, including the finest bedroom at The Saint George.

A room of your own

Standard

Comfortable ensuite rooms with a queen bed or twins that join into a king.

Share or settle solo

Economy

Twin rooms with their own ensuite. Book solo and the bathroom is all yours.

Every Ross Castle room is ensuite, and every room can be booked solo or shared. Traveling as a family or with friends? Ask us about the two private apartments in Park Hall. Room photos are examples. Prices are in Pricing. We confirm your exact room, bed, and price before your deposit.

A glimpse of our western home

Walk the grounds before we arrive.

Step inside Ross Castle Estate and feel the spaces that will hold our days in the West.

Words from the path

What pilgrims carried home.

From those who traveled with Hannah and Lizzie on the 2025 England pilgrimage. Ireland will be its own journey, held with the same care.

“I felt so incredibly cared for and completely spoiled!”
Pilgrimage participant · England 2025

“My expectations were wildly exceeded! I am forever changed after this beautiful experience.”
Pilgrimage participant · England 2025

“Every detail and site visited with intention was inspirational and focused. A truly life changing experience.”
Pilgrimage participant · England 2025

“Hannah and Lizzie did an amazing job holding the space and maintaining the light for the group.”
Pilgrimage participant · England 2025

“You both have such a great way of creating a safe and loving space. I always felt I was in good hands to experience and release whatever came forth.”
Pilgrimage participant · England 2025

“I loved and appreciated that everyone had choice and freedom to participate or not. The planned integration each day made all the difference.”
Pilgrimage participant · England 2025

Tended from arrival to closing circle

What is held for you.

The place you sleep, the meals you return to, the guides who bring these stories alive, and the practices that help you integrate them.

Held for you

Included

✓Exclusive estate lodging at Orlagh House and/or Ross Castle Estate
✓Daily breakfast and nightly group dinners, with dietary needs accommodated where possible
✓Private coach and driver for scheduled outings, site admissions, and local guides
✓Daily practice, ceremony, opening and closing circles, and guest teachers
✓Wild Atlantic seaweed bathing (Chapter Two)
✓Coach transfer to Dublin Airport at the close of Chapter Two
✓Travel guidance and a group WhatsApp to connect before we arrive

✓East to West transfer included when you join both chapters

Before you go

You arrange

→Flights to and from Ireland
→Travel insurance (strongly recommended)
→Lunches on outing days
→Getting from Dublin to Orlagh House on Day 1 (we share ride-share options)
→Personal purchases and experiences outside the group itinerary

We will share Dublin lodging and transfer suggestions so travelers can coordinate rides and costs if they wish.

You apply first, then sign your retreat agreement with the full terms. The $555 non-refundable deposit follows, before anything else is paid.

The same tiers on both sides

Choose your room tier

Each tier is priced the same at Orlagh House and at Ross Castle, so you choose once. All prices are per person.

10%off

Early-bird pricingThe prices below are early-bird.Apply and place your deposit on or before November 22, 2026 to lock them in. After that, regular prices apply.

Apply for your place

Early-bird priceShare with friends

Economy Multi-Share

A group room for three or four at Orlagh, then a shared Economy room at Ross Castle.

Full pilgrimage · 11 days

4 sharing (Noah’s)$4,700

3 sharing (Emmet)$4,850

One chapter · 5 nights

East, 4 sharing$2,175

East, 3 sharing$2,325

West, shared$2,525

Payment plan$555 deposit, then 4 payments of:

Full · 4 sharing$1,037

Full · 3 sharing$1,074

East · 4 sharing$405

East · 3 sharing$443

West · shared$493

Early-bird priceOur most accessible

Economy

At Orlagh House, a cozy room with its own sink and a bathroom down the hall, or an ensuite twin room for sharing. At Ross Castle, a private ensuite.

Full pilgrimage · 11 days

Shared$5,050

Solo$6,400

One chapter · 5 nights

Shared$2,525

Solo$3,200

Payment plan$555 deposit, then 4 payments of:

Full · shared$1,124

Full · solo$1,462

Chapter · shared$493

Chapter · solo$662

Early-bird priceCharacter & comfort

Standard

A little cozier in size, always with your own private ensuite bathroom.

Full pilgrimage · 11 days

Shared$5,600

Solo$7,150

One chapter · 5 nights

Shared$2,800

Solo$3,575

Payment plan$555 deposit, then 4 payments of:

Full · shared$1,262

Full · solo$1,649

Chapter · shared$562

Chapter · solo$755

Early-bird priceMore room to exhale

Premium

Our largest rooms, with bigger beds, special details, and a private ensuite bathroom.

Full pilgrimage · 11 days

Shared$6,050

Solo$7,900

One chapter · 5 nights

Shared$3,025

Solo$3,950

Payment plan$555 deposit, then 4 payments of:

Full · shared$1,374

Full · solo$1,837

Chapter · shared$618

Chapter · solo$849

Sold outSignature suite

Supreme

Sold out

Lundy Foot, the balcony suite at Orlagh, then a Premium room at Ross Castle.

Full pilgrimage · 11 days

Shared$7,050

Solo$10,300

Ancient East only · 5 nights

Shared$4,025

Solo$6,350

Payment plan$555 deposit, then 4 payments of:

Full · shared$1,624

Full · solo$2,437

East · shared$868

East · solo$1,449

A payment plan is available on every room tier.Secure your place with the $555 deposit, then pay the balance in up to 4 payments. Your retreat agreement comes first, then the deposit, then your payments.

Traveling with friends or family?

We have options on both sides for sharing together, from the private apartments in Park Hall at Ross Castle to multi-share rooms at Orlagh House. Let us know who you’re traveling with on your application, and we’ll help place you in the best fit.

Optional · mix and match

Want a different tier on each side?

Pick a tier for the East and for the West and see your price. It is simply the two chapters added together. Note your choices on your application.

Your journey

Ancient East tier Wild West tier

Occupancy

Full PilgrimageBoth chapters added together, with the East to West transfer included. Choose any room on each side.

Early-bird10% off any booking, one chapter or both, when you apply and place your deposit on or before November 22, 2026.

Per personAll prices are per person. Sharing a room lowers your price, and we’re happy to help pair solo travelers.

The way in

Feeling the call? Here’s how to join.

Tell us which chapter is calling you and the room you’d love on each side. Rooms and places are limited; we confirm availability and your exact price before any deposit is requested.

Apply for your place No payment to apply.

Share your intentionsApply for the Ancient East, the Wild West, or both, and tell us your room preference for each side.
Sign your agreementOnce we have reviewed your application and confirmed your room, we send your retreat agreement with the full terms.
Secure your placeWhen your agreement is signed, the $555 non-refundable deposit holds your place.
Choose how to payPay the balance in full, or spread it over up to 4 payments. Then we help you prepare for Ireland.

Good to know

Questions

Can I join just one chapter?

Yes. You can join the Ancient East (March 17–22), the Wild West (March 22–27), or walk the full pilgrimage. We share arrival and departure guidance for your chapter.

Can I choose a different room on each side?

Yes. Choose the room that feels right in the East and in the West and note both on your application. Your Full Pilgrimage price is the two rooms added together.

What is included?

Estate lodging, breakfasts and dinners, scheduled group transport with a private coach, daily practice and ceremony, guest teachers and local guides, and site fees. Flights, travel insurance, lunches, and your first transfer to Orlagh House are separate. See the full list.

How do I join, and when do I pay?

Begin with the application, which needs no payment. Once we have reviewed it and confirmed your room, we send your retreat agreement. When it is signed, you pay the $555 non-refundable deposit to hold your place, then pay the balance in full or begin a payment plan.

What is the cancellation and refund policy?

The $555 deposit is non-refundable. Other payments are also non-refundable unless you cancel more than 60 days before your chapter begins and we fill your place; in that case we refund payments made beyond the deposit. A transfer to another approved participant may be possible, so please speak with us first. Your retreat agreement sets out the full terms before you pay the deposit.

How much walking is involved?

We are out on the land most days. Sacred sites can have uneven ground and exposed paths, and our equinox morning at Loughcrew begins before dawn. We share walking notes before travel; tell us about mobility or pacing needs on your application so we can talk with you personally.

Should I purchase travel insurance?

Yes, we strongly recommend it for an international journey. Look for coverage for trip cancellation, medical care abroad, and travel delays, and check the policy’s timing before making your deposit.

Will I need a visa to enter Ireland?

It depends on your passport. U.S. passport holders generally do not need a visa for a tourism visit of up to 90 days; other travelers may. Please check the official Irish Immigration travel guide before booking flights, and check UK rules too if your route passes through the UK.

What is March weather like, and what should I pack?

Expect changeable early-spring weather: cool mornings, wind, sunshine, and rain can all meet us in one day. Dublin’s March averages are roughly 37–54°F (3–12°C) according to Tourism Ireland, and the hills and Atlantic coast can feel colder. Bring layers, a warm waterproof jacket, and comfortable walking shoes. We send a packing list before departure.

How do I get from Dublin to Orlagh House?

Your first transfer from Dublin Airport or your Dublin lodging is arranged by you. We send transport suggestions in advance, and the group WhatsApp helps guests share rides and costs. Group transport during the pilgrimage, including the East to West transfer for full pilgrims, is included.

Can I travel with family or friends?

Yes, and we love when circles travel together. Orlagh House has two group rooms, for three and for four, and Ross Castle has two private apartments in Park Hall with their own kitchen and living room. Tell us who you are traveling with on your application and we will suggest the best fit and price.

Is there a payment plan?

Yes, on every room tier. After your $555 deposit, you can pay the balance in full or in up to 4 payments. Your retreat agreement sets out the schedule.

What if I am traveling alone?

You are warmly welcome. If you would like a shared room, we will do our best to pair you thoughtfully with another traveler.

Can dietary needs be accommodated?

Tell us about your dietary needs after applying. Our caterers will work to accommodate them, and we confirm what is possible before you book.

Do I need experience with ceremony or spiritual practice?

No. Come with curiosity and a willingness to take part in your own way. Hannah and Lizzie guide the practices and make room for rest, reflection, and choice.

Will the itinerary change?

It may. Weather, site access, local partners, and the needs of the group can shape the exact sequence. We keep the heart of the journey intact and share confirmed details ahead of travel.

Ireland Pilgrimage · 2027

Come to the stones. The wells. The wild edge. Come back to your own knowing.

22 places, and we would be honored to walk this path with you.

Apply for your place

Apply for your place No payment to apply

Ireland Pilgrimage
Spring Equinox 2027

stones, waterways, the fae, & magic.

memories from our England Pilgrimage 2025

The Ancient East

The Wild Atlantic West

Hannah Saunders

Lizzie Minchener

Orlagh House

A house with a long memory

What is ours for the week

Lundy Foot

Premium

Standard

Economy

Economy Multi-Share

Ross Castle Estate

From tower house to home

What is ours for the week

Premium

Standard

Economy

Walk the grounds before we arrive.

Economy Multi-Share

Economy

Standard

Premium

Supreme

Want a different tier on each side?

Ireland Pilgrimage
Spring Equinox 2027

memories from our England Pilgrimage 2025

Eleven days, two chapters. Walk the whole journey, or join one.

The Ancient East

The Wild Atlantic West

Held by Hannah & Lizzie.

Hannah Saunders

Lizzie Minchener

The day arrives

On the land

Integrate

The Ancient East

Orlagh House

Kildare: Solas Bhríde, the Fire Temple & Brigid’s Well

Newgrange & the Boyne Valley

Loughcrew & the Hill of Tara

The Hill of Uisneach

Orlagh House

A house with a long memory

What is ours for the week

Rooms at Orlagh House

Lundy Foot

Premium

Standard

Economy

Economy Multi-Share

The Crossing: carrying the East westward

The Wild Atlantic West

Galway City

Connemara

Sligo

Cliffs of Moher & the Burren

Carry it home

Ross Castle Estate

From tower house to home

What is ours for the week

Rooms at Ross Castle Estate

Premium

Standard

Economy

Walk the grounds before we arrive.

What pilgrims carried home.

What is held for you.

Included

You arrange

From $4,700 per personfor all eleven days

Choose your room tier

Economy Multi-Share

Economy

Standard

Premium

Supreme

Traveling with friends or family?

Want a different tier on each side?

Feeling the call? Here’s how to join.

Questions

Come to the stones. The wells. The wild edge. Come back to your own knowing.

Ireland Pilgrimage Spring Equinox 2027

memories from our England Pilgrimage 2025

Ireland Pilgrimage
Spring Equinox 2027