Highlights of the Itinerary

1. London Arrival & Time to Ground

   • Arrive early to rest after travel, explore London at your own pace.

   • Stay at the charming Petersham Hotel in Richmond, near Heathrow, until the pilgrimage officially begins on April 28.

2. Opening Circle & Journey Start (April 28, Radstock)

   • We gather, set intentions, and open sacred space in ceremony.

   • Our first stop is the enchanting gardens of Stourhead for a ceremonial opening.

3. Avebury (April 29)

   • A full day in the majestic stone circle of Avebury.

   • Guided by a Druid Priestess: walk serpent paths, align with ley lines, receive wisdom from Earth’s geometry and the ancestral stones.

4. Stonehenge – Private Ceremony (April 30)

   • A rare opportunity to enter the inner circle of Stonehenge in a private, ceremonial pilgrimage.

   • Ceremony, silence, meditation, and energetic attunement guided by Vera Lopez, carrying deep reverence and ancestral memory.

5. Beltane in Glastonbury (May 1)

   • The heart of the journey: Beltane festival in Avalon.

   • Rituals, flower crowns, fire, song, dance, storytelling. A day to celebrate life, creativity, vitality, and the Divine Feminine.

6. Wells Free Day (May 2)

   • Explore the magical town of Wells, England’s smallest city, rich in history and beauty.

   • Visit the cathedral, stroll through its ancient streets, enjoy market stalls, architecture, gardens, and local culture.

7. Mary Magdalene Day (May 3)

   • A deep soul ceremony with Vera Lopez and an Avalon Priestess.

   • Reclaim the Magdalene archetype: no shame, no silencing—only sacred honoring, liberation, and remembrance.

8. Seven Sacred Portals of Avalon (May 4-5)

   • Two days with our Celtic Priestess: crossing seven energetic gates in the land.

   • These thresholds shape a journey inward, inviting shedding, remembering, and reclaiming what has been lost.

9. Return to London & Closing (May 6-7)

   • Return to London for rest, reflection, and the closing ceremony.

   • Final sharing, celebration dinner, and a closing circle to seal what you’ve received before heading home.