We will spend this day just five miles down the road in Glastonbury, the legendary Isle of Avalon. We start our visit at the St. Margaret Chapel, commonly known as the Magdalene Chapel. This twelfth century chapel and almshouses are an oasis of peace. We will visit Glastonbury Abbey, once the largest and most powerful abbey in all of Britain and the reputed resting place of King Arthur and Guinevere. Here we meet the Michael and Mary Earth Energy currents that run along the St Michael leyline. We have a long lunch break to allow time to explore the myriad of alternative shops such as ‘Man, Myth & Magik’, ‘The Speaking Tree’ or ‘The Goddess & the Green Man’.

Rising dramatically from the flat land of the surrounding Somerset Levels, the Tor has been a beacon of spirituality since pagan times and still acts as a magnet for people of all beliefs. You will hear the stories and the legends as well as experience the powerful energy and atmosphere of this sacred site. The views from the top are spectacular! At its foot lies Chalice Well, a true healing place in this land, and you are encouraged to drink from the holy well where, a local story tells, the Holy Grail is hidden. Directly across the lane is another spring, the White Spring, with very different energetic properties that we will use in conjunction with the Chalice Well waters for healing.

Meals: Breakfast & Dinner

Leave hotel for an early morning visit to Stonehenge before it opens to the general public for the day. We have arranged for our group to have private special access inside the stones of the world’s most famous sacred site. Standing inside the huge megaliths which have stood in magnificent isolation on the windswept Salisbury Plain for thousands of years, you can feel the pulse of powerful earth energy currents coursing beneath your feet, imagine the ceremonies which have been performed by robed priests over aeons of time or just sit in quiet meditation.

We will have a group ceremony to connect with the power of Stonehenge before you have free time to experience this World Heritage Site in your own way. This is a rare opportunity to truly experience a site revered by countless generations.

After breakfast back at the hotel we travel to Bath. We start with a group visit to the Roman Baths where the hot thermal waters rise, once an oracular site and temple complex. You are then free to explore the many diverse options Bath offers. Personally experience the hot mineral baths at Britain’s original and only natural Thermae Bath Spa.

You may also wish to visit the sixteenth century Bath Abbey or just around the corner you can shop above the river in the tiny stores on the spectacular Pulteney Bridge modelled on Venice’s Ponte di Rialto. Bath has a fantastic range of shops for those in need of retail therapy or to find the perfect gift. Literature lovers won’t want to miss the Jane Austin museum or if fabric is your thing you will want to visit the Lace museum.

Meals:  Breakfast

Travel to the nearby ancient city of Winchester. This city, dating back to Roman times, was once the capital of England and is built around its 11th century Winchester Cathedral, which will be our first visit of the day. As our group is escorted around the underground crypts we are actually walking in the flow of powerful earth energy currents. From the neighbouring Wolvesey Castle we’ll walk by the side of the river Itchen with its multitude of wild fowl and flanked by beautiful flowering gardens. The ancient streets, with their rich variety of architecture from many periods of history, will lead us to some surprising sacred sites, as we follow the past into the present.

After lunch we see the oldest copy of King Arthur’s Round Table housed in Winchester Castle. On the way we pass the medieval Buttercross, where markets were traditionally held, and the medieval Westgate into the city. We conclude our day in Winchester with a visit to St Catherine’s Hill. On top of the hill is a grass cut labyrinth and the site of a former chapel in a sacred grove of trees. The Belinus & Elen Earth Energy currents that feed Winchester run through here before heading down to the water meadows below.

Meals:  Breakfast  & Dinner

Visit Halls of King Arthur – relive the story of the Arthurian legend and learn about the Knights of the Round Table. 72 magnificent stained glass windows

Free time for shopping and sightseeing around town

Dinner at hotel

Meals:  Breakfast &  Dinner

In the morning we drive to Marlborough to visit to Merlin’s Mound and Avebury – the largest stone circle in England and the energetic centre of megalithic Britain.

Meals:  Breakfast & Dinner

To Heathrow and home or London for a few days if your going to join the Celtic Connection Tour

Meals: Breakfast