May 2-16th 2027
Hear the bodhrán drums and bagpipes echo through the Highlands, rolling down the glens and out across the misty isles of Scotland, calling your spirit home to the old songs of the land.
Let’s spend 14 days, walking, ferrying and journeying through Scotland’s most powerful ceremonial landscapes, stone circles, islands, monasteries, and ancestral sites shaped by centuries of devotion and ritual.
Abby Lynn- meditation, sacred sound, intuition guidance and teacher
Maher Haggag- archeologist, geologist, logistics
Laura Van Tyne- clearings, intuition guidance and teacher
Rosslyn Chapel · Kilmartin Glen · Iona · Skye · Orkney · Sacred sound in ancient spaces
Sacred Scotland Pilgrimage (13 Nights / 14 Days)
Each day of this pilgrimage is intentionally paced, balancing movement with stillness, learning with integration, and shared experience with personal reflection. The itinerary is designed to meet the land as it is, allowing space for weather, energy, and intuition to guide the finer details.
Theme: Threshold & Intention
Arrive in Edinburgh and settle into the rhythm of the journey. In the evening, we gather as a group for our opening circle—meeting one another and setting shared intentions.
We visit Rosslyn Chapel, a site rich with sacred geometry, symbolism, and mystery. Here, we mark the threshold of the pilgrimage, opening ourselves to the weeks ahead.
Theme: Ancient Memory
We travel west through Kilmartin Glen, one of Europe’s most significant prehistoric landscapes. Standing stones, cairns, and ritual sites stretch across the valley, offering a powerful introduction to Scotland’s ceremonial past. From Oban, we ferry to the Isle of Mull, crossing waters that have carried pilgrims for centuries.
Theme: Resonance & Devotion
By boat, we journey to the Isle of Staffa and enter Fingal’s Cave, allowing the natural acoustics to guide a sacred sound and listening experience. From there, we continue to the Isle of Iona—long regarded as the spiritual heart of Scotland. Time is given for reflection at Iona Abbey and along the island’s quiet shores.
Theme: Lineage & Passage
We visit Duart Castle, ancestral seat of Clan Maclean, perched above the sea. Stories of clan lineage and ancestral continuity anchor the morning. From Mull, we travel north toward the Isle of Skye, passing through ever-wilder landscapes as the land begins to shift in tone and texture.
Theme: Earth, Water, Air
Skye reveals itself through dramatic elemental contrasts. We explore the Fairy Pools and Fairy Glen, places long associated with myth, the unseen, and the elemental world. Time is given for quiet attunement—allowing the land to speak through sensation rather than story.
Theme: Crossing & Continuity
Crossing the Skye Bridge, we pause at Eilean Donan Castle, one of Scotland’s most iconic strongholds. Traveling through the Highlands, we trace ancient routes alongside lochs and glens, eventually arriving in Thurso—the gateway to Orkney.
Theme: Sacred Geometry & Stone
We ferry to the Orkney Islands and step into one of the most concentrated ceremonial landscapes in Europe. Visits include Skara Brae, the Ring of Brodgar, the Standing Stones of Stenness, and St. Magnus Cathedral—each revealing a sophisticated relationship between land, sky, and ritual.
Theme: Devotion Under Pressure
We explore the Italian Chapel, built by Italian prisoners of war as an act of beauty and devotion under hardship. Scapa Flow offers insight into Orkney’s wartime history, while the village of Stromness provides space for wandering, journaling, and quiet integration.
Theme: Death, Renewal & Alignment
Returning to the mainland, we visit Culloden Battlefield—a place of deep collective memory—and Clava Cairns, aligned with solar and lunar cycles. These sites invite reflection on endings, renewal, and the cyclical nature of life and lineage.
Theme: Mystery & the Unseen
Walking the shores of Loch Ness, we explore themes of myth, story, and the unseen forces that shape belief. Urquhart Castle provides a vantage point over the loch—offering space to contemplate how mystery functions as a teacher rather than something to be solved.
Theme: Sovereignty & Return
We visit Stirling Castle, once the seat of Scottish kings and queens, learning about coronation rituals and sovereignty. From there, we return to Edinburgh, closing the geographical arc of the pilgrimage.
Theme: Embodiment & Closure
A spacious day for integration. Explore Edinburgh Castle and the Royal Mile, or choose an optional hike to Arthur’s Seat for panoramic views. In the evening, we gather for a closing dinner—sharing reflections and honoring the journey we have walked together.
Theme: Continuation
Depart Scotland carrying the imprint of the land, the relationships formed, and the inner shifts that will continue to unfold long after the journey ends. This is not an ending, but a continuation.
$8,800– Double Room
$10,800 – Single Room
Each option includes all lodging, food (minus a few meals, noted in itinerary), guided experiences, ground transportation during the journey, site admissions, and facilitation throughout the pilgrimage.
A $1,500 non-refundable deposit is required to Hold Your Spot. The deposit is applied toward your total journey investment.
Please select one of the following:
Pay in Full Single Occupancy $10,800
After the $1,500 non-refundable deposit, the remaining balance is divided into three remaining payments, charged automatically on the 1st of August, October, February of 2027.
Double Occupancy Installments ($8,800)
Deposit — $1,500
Single Occupancy Installments ($10,800)
Deposit — $1,500
Automatic Payments
Your credit card on file will be automatically charged on the dates listed above.
All balances must be paid in full by February 1st 2027
All payments made in USD.
For bookings made after August 1st, installment amounts will be recalculated based on the remaining balance and the number of months remaining through February 1st 2027
Full payment must be completed no later than February 1st 2027.
No refunds will be given after January of 2027. Please refer to our cancellation policy for refunds.
By proceeding, you acknowledge and agree to the Refund & Cancellation Policy, Travel Insurance Requirement, Liability Waiver, and Terms of Use.
