4 day tour

The South West of England is world famous for its sacred sites and megalithic monuments. We will follow the paths walked by pilgrims, to experience this landscape as the ancients might have.

On the first day we will visit Avebury, which lies at the geomantic center of the UK and has the biggest stone circle in the world. It has been regarded as a sacred site for thousands of years with the famous St. Michael ley line running through its spine. We will be decoding the Avebury landscape and explaining to visitors how the ancients might have gone about arranging the site.

On the second day we will visit Stonehenge, a temple aligned to the movements of the heavens with a leyline nexus point at its centre. We will unlock some of its many alignment mysteries and demonstrate how events in the solar and lunar calendar have been encoded.

On the third day we will visit the magical barrow of Stoney Littleton in its peaceful country setting near Bristol. The tunnel that leads to the deep chambers of solstiallly aligned longbarrow will have us on our knees as we enter into this ancient and hallowed site.

On the fourth day we will travel to Glastonbury where we will visit the Tor, a pilgrimage place whose holy waters are renowned for their healing qualities. We shall drink and quench our thirst from its holy springs. On the way to Glastonbury Abbey we will visit signs on the famous Glastonbury Zodiac, along with various tumuli, barrows and stones on route.

We begin our tour of ancient ‘Londinium’ at The Tower Hill Druidic Mound and then continue to explore the ‘London Stone’ Ley, which incorporates the only surviving Megalithic stone of the capital.  The tour will take in the Temple of Mithras and the site of St Paul’s Cathedral on Ludgate Hill, where a stone circle is thought to have once stood. We then move across the city to Westminster, where several ancient stones have been discovered. There will be talks and discussion about the astronomical alignments encoded within the Masonic architecture, the great London ‘Earth-Star’, well known leylines and Neolithic archaeology and artifacts, all suggesting London was part of Britain’s megalithic culture.

Our Cambridge tour takes us to the enigmatic Wandlebury earthworks and surrounding ancient landscape. The tour includes mysterious Chalk hill figures, burial mounds and ancient myths. We will rediscover some of the lost Stones of East Anglia along the 26-mile megalithic alignment known as the ‘loxodrome’.

We will have the chance to learn and practice the ancient technique of Dowsing, get a taste for local wild foods (those our ancestors would have foraged) and explore the astro-archaeological alignments of the area. This tour includes talks and discussions on local sacred sites, earth energies, ancient myths and leys.