Day 2. Monday, June 4. Full Moon! Sharing Circle/Meditation; Glastonbury Tor, Chalice Well (B)
This morning you will enjoy your first daily English breakfast, lovingly prepared by Clare and Brian, the owners of your B and B. The breakfast menu gives you a choice of:
- A large range of herbal and caffeinated teas, coffee and fruit juices.
- Fresh fruit salad, cereal, yogurt, toast or bread alternatives (e.g. rice cakes, oatcakes).
- Individually cooked Full English breakfast or Vegetarian / Vegan alternatives.
- Fresh dairy and soy milk always available.
The owners appreciate that breakfast is an important part of your stay and will therefore happily try to accommodate any special dietary requests. (You will be able to give us this information on your registration form.)

After breakfast we will gather in the Sanctuary area of our B and B (or in the garden perhaps!) for a Sharing Circle and Meditation facilitated by our Featured Speaker Andrea Mikana-Pinkham in preparation for our afternoon visit to Glastonbury Tor and the Chalice Well.

To listen to an Mp3 recording of Sacred Sites Journeys Radio program broacast of an interview with Nicholas Mann: The Sacred Mysteries of Stonehenge and Avalon, Click here  Nicholas is the author of Energy Secrets of Glastonbury Tor and The Isle of Avalon. During the interview he shares fascinating information about the "The Mysteries of Avalon" and his research in this powerful area.

After our meditation we meet out guide Michael Orchard and take the short walk from downtown to Glastonbury Tor. Rich in legend and mythological associations, the Tor may have been a place of ancient ritual. Today, it is still a destination for spiritual seekers. The terracing on the slopes of the Tor may be the remains of an ancient observatory, a seven-tiered sacred mount, a great three-dimensional labyrinth, a ceremonial way to the Otherworld. At the top of the Tor stands the remains of the Medieval St. Michael's Church, dedicated to Archangel Michael. We take the footpath to the top to enjoy its sweeping view of the Somerset countryside. Take time to gaze at the landscape; you can see for miles. Though the Tor is a majestic hill rising enigmatically above the flat surrounding meadows, it's no ordinary hill!  Some say it's home to the King of the Fairies, Gwyn ap Nudd, a psychopomp who helps those who cross over to the Otherworld. Centuries of legends and folklore about the Tor all arrive at the same conclusion: it is a place where the veil between the worlds is thin. You will have time for individual meditation to connect to these powerful energies.

We return walking to the foot of the Tor and stop in at the Chalice Well, a pilgrimage site for many thousands of years for those seeking physical and emotional healing from its iron-red waters, thought by some to represent the blood of the Goddess. During the Middle Ages and in the 18th Century Glastonbury gained a great reputation as a place of healing, and the Well was one of the centers where pilgrims came to take advantage of its curative powers. Today the waters of both the Red Spring and the adjoining White Spring still have a reputation for their cleansing, healing and transformative qualities. Like pilgrims who have come here since ancient times seeking physical and emotional healing from its iron-red waters blessed by the Goddess, we too may receive our healings! At the bottom of the garden we stop at the pool that has water flowing into it through a series of flowing steps from the body of the Goddess Herself. We then continue to the main well, with its cover in the shape of the Vesica Pisces, one of the most fundamental symbols of sacred geometry, symbolizing the Sacred Marriage, the divine union of the male and female energies. Here at this ancient sacred place, we have time to meditate and reflect on our own Divine Union.

Here's a great YouTube video of a walk through the Chalice Well Gardens: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=co9Xml-gQic

Return walking to town. The afternoon is free for rest and integration and/or individual exploration. Here are some options:
1. Glastonbury Abbey. Set in 37 acres of beautifully peaceful parkland in the center of town. Built in the Middle Ages, it's described by some historians as "the holiest place in all of England". St Mary's Chapel marks the site where Joseph of Arimathea established the first above-ground church in all of Christendom. The Celts had a deity named Easus who died and was supposed to come back to life. When they heard about Jesus from Joseph of Arimathea, they saw the return of Easus in the story, and gave Ynys Witrin, or Glastonbury, to him as a site for a church. This was the birthplace of Celtic Christianity, and grew to be a powerful pilgrimage site. Many people believe that the Holy Thorn tree that can be seen in the grounds originated from Joseph of Arimathea's staff. Graves thought to be those of Arthur and Guinevere have been unearthed here. Take time to wander among these ancient ruins and powerful energies, exploring their mysteries through reflection and meditation.

2. Stop in at the Glastonbury Goddess Temple off of Hight Street and meditate at the Flame of Avalon.

3. Visit the St. Margaret's Chapel / Magdalene Almshouses and Garden in Magdalene Close in downtown, for a time of peaceful meditation, prayer and reflection. The original structure was built in the 1070's but burned down in the great Abbey fire of 1184. The present one was re-built in 1444. Today its a sacred space of prayer, sanctuary and spirituality.

4. Take a walk to visit Gog and Magog, two ancient oak trees in Wick Hollow thought by some of the locals to be the root chakra of the area. Others honor them as the last remains of a Druidical avenue leading up to the Tor.

5. Go into St. John's Church in the heart of town, dedicated to John the Baptist, one of the original teachers of the Goddess Tradition. Here you can view the beautiful stained glass window depicting Joseph of Arimathea holding two vials of "Holy Grail."


6. Or take in some Retail Therapy as you wander along High Street in the center of town, where shops full of new and used books on every topic you can imagine, Celtic jewelry, clothes, artwork, crystals and gemstone and many more treasures abound!                                                                                                                                   Photo Credit: M. Czwerenczuk www.NeedAMassage.net.au

Lunch and dinner on your own. There are several excellent restaurants in the center of town, just a few minutes walk away, that offer varied ethnic cuisines. Overnight Glastonbury. 

Day 3. Tuesday, June 5. Chalice Well White Spring Private Entrance; Stanton Drew Stone Circle, Evening Ritual/Meditation at the Goddess Temple  (B)
This morning we gather after breakfast in the mediation room at our B and B for a Sharing Circle facilitated by Andrea Mikana-Pinkham.

Then we meet Michael Orchard for a short walk to the Well House for the White Spring near the Chalice Well, for a private entrance.For thousands of years seekers have been drawn to the mythical Isle of Avalon, which was once an island separated from the mundane world by an inland sea. From its heart under the Tor, the water still rises and falls in profusion, presenting one of the greatest mysteries of the Isle: two different springs, the Red Spring touched red from iron and the White Spring, which is actually several springs that arise from the Tor. They're mixed in a mixing chamber that is behind the cottage located above the spring. One of these springs contains chalybeate water, similar to Chalice Well water, which gives rise to some thoughts that the water from the Chalice Well may actually have its source within the Tor. Once the water leaves the White Spring building it flows underground in a completely separate plumbing system to the Chalice Well.

The building was initially constructed as a reservoir by the local water supply company. It was used as a reservoir for a number of years, supplying most of the town's water, until the pipes blocked up owing to high calcite deposits that built up within them. In the 1980s and 90s it was used as cafe and a shop, and was sold in 2003 to a benefactor who had no wish to commercialise it. He formed a local commitee to manage it on a non profit basis. For a while it was an empty space with the water flowing through a conduit in the floor. Then in 2009 the new pools were designed based on sacred geometry and the dimensions of the building. Behind the building is a tunnel (now sealed off) that leads into the Tor; how far is not known, but it's given rise to various legends about it possibly being an entrance to the underworld.

So the Well House could be referred to as a subterranean cavern within the Tor, lit only by one small skylight and the flickering of candles. Entering in represents a powerful symbolic jouney from and through the darkness into the light, with the healing waters of the White Spring flowing through it. The Celtic Goddess Brigid, the Lady of Avalon, is the guardian whose ancient presence pervades this sacred space. Inside there are three domed vaults, and beautiful bowed floors - like the hull of  a boat moored at the portal to the Otherworld. The constant temperature and the sound of the perpetually flowing water make this a unique sacred space. We'll have the opportunity to step into the pools, as well as time for meditation.

Return walking to town. Lunch on your own.

In the afternoon we visit to the huge megalithic complex of Stanton Drew. The Great Circle, the second largest English stone ring after the outer circle at Avebury, consists of three stone circles, two stone avenues, a cove of stones and an outlier. From the two visible circles there are two avenues running eastward towards the nearby river. As Professor Aubrey Burl writes: Midsummer processions and ceremonies may be imagined, rituals by moonlight celebrated by hundreds of people from the countryside, assembling for reasons long forgotten but preserved silently in the stones themselves.

October 15, 2011: News Flash! New evidence of archaeological features in and around the three prehistoric stone circles at Stanton Drew has been revealed. "The geophysical survey work at Stanton Drew continues to throw new light on these nationally important monuments" said Bath & North East Somerset Council's Archaeological Officer, Richard Sermon. "It tells us that what we see above ground today is only part of a complex that would have rivalled those at Avebury and Stonehenge."
For more information, click here.

After our time for exploration at the site, Michael and Andrea will facilitate our group ceremony and meditation. What will be your Gift of Spirit that you will receive as a farewell? Hold it close to your heart as you carry it home with you. We'll close our time here by sending out Prayers for Peace from the world's many spiritual traditions.

We gather in the evening at the Glastonbury Goddess Temple, probably Europe's first Goddess Temple for over a thousand years. We will be blessed to be with Koko Newport, Priestess of Avalon, who will offer our group a special initiation into the age-old Goddess Mysteries connected to this area. What special Gift of Spirit will the Goddess bestow upon you? Will She answer your questions about a certain circumstance in your life? What wisdom will She gently whisper to your Heart? Come in openness and humility...and receive!

This is the evening of the auspicious Venus Transit. Astrologically Venus is the planet of Love, of the Divine Feminine, the Goddess. Venus rules over love and the emotions; its influence is felt in all our relationships. For more information, visit:  http://astrology.about.com/od/astrologyandrelationships/p/Venus.htm and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planets_in_astrology.

NOTE: Co-Founder of Sacred Sites Journeys, Mark Amaru Pinkham is a professional Vedic and Western Astrologer with over 25 years experience. If you'd like for him to cast and interpret your birth chart and/or your yearly forecast before this auspicious Venus Transit, visit this link for more information: http://www.gnostictemplars.org/astrology.html

What is a transit of Venus? When Venus passes directly between Earth and the Sun, we see the distant planet as a small dot gliding slowly across the face of the sun. Historically, this rare alignment is how we measured the size of our solar system.  When is it? The next transit of Venus occurs June 5 or 6, 2012, depending on your location. The planetary transits start when the planet’s disk is externally tangent with the sun (ingress, exterior). From then, the planet may be discerened as a little black dent in the solar limb, gradually growing bigger until the entire planet is seen on the solar disk (ingress, interior). During the next five to six hours, the planet will traverse the sun’s disk until the planet’s disk will touch the opposite solar limb (egress, interior). The transit ends when the planet’s disk is externally tangent with the sun (egress, exterior).

The Venus Transit in Glastonbury:
ingress exterior: June 5 - 23:03:42
ingress interior: June 5 - 23:21:21
transit center: June 6 - 02:29:19
egress interior: June 6 - 05:37:23
egress exterior: June 6 - 05:54:55

This will be the last transit of Venus to occur in our lifetime. The next transits of Venus will be in December 2117 and December 2125.

What is the spiritual significance of the Venus Transit? This Transit of Venus heralds the Return of the Goddess. When Venus lies directly in front of the Sun and in line with Earth, the resonances of Venus are highly focused upon the Earth, inspiring a new level of "intuitive awareness" to permeate Earth, to spread in and through human consciousness. This specific transit supports the reintegration and emergence of the Divine Feminine principle in our world, which desperately awaits the guidance and balance of the Goddess. - We'll take some time this evening to reflect, discuss and meditate upon these powerful energies, as we come together as a group.

We return walking to town. Dinner on your own. Overnight Glastonbury.

Day 4. Wednesday, June 6. Tintagel Castle and Merlin's Cave (B)
If you arise by 5:30AM this morning, you may be able to view the final stages of the auspicious Venus Transit. You can certainly sit quietly in meditation to connect with these energies, inviting the Divine Feminine principle into your heart and life.

After an early breakfast, we're off for a full day journey to Cornwall, the fabled and enchanted land of King Arthur's birth. The poet Tennyson wrote about it as the place where Arthur fought his last terrible battle with his son Mordred. We arrive at Tintagel Castle, on a rocky windswept headland above the sea, surrounded on three sides by the Atlantic Ocean. The name Tintagel derives from Din Taggel, meaning fortress of the narrow entrance. Since 1136 when Geoffrey of Monmouth wrote about it in the History of the Kings of Britain legend has held that this is the place where Uther Pendragon mated with Arthur's mother, Igraine, and conceived the future king.                  Photo Credit: M. Czwerenczuk www.NeedAMassage.net.au 

Excavations in the 1930's uncovered 5th to 6th century Dark Age settlement and monastic remains. In the 1998 excavations by Glasgow University led to the discovery of an inscription on a piece of slate reading ARTOgNOV, which is a Latin form of the Celtic name Arthnou, derived from the Celtic word Arth, meaning bear. As you walk through these ancient ruins, keep your Third Eye open to see between the veils to those days long past. Perhaps you'll glimpse Arthur and receive a message from him.

Lunch on your own at the site. Tide allowing, we then descend to the beach to Merlin's Cave, located under the rocks close to Tintagel Castle. If not, we'll view it from above. Legend maintains that the spirit of the great Druid Merlin still inhabits this lonely place. If we're able to enter the cave, we'll take time to meditate and connect with the energies that reach out to us from the misty past.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    Photo Credit: M. Czwerenczuk www.NeedAMassage.net.au
Return to Glastonbury in the later afternoon. Dinner on your own. Overnight Glastonbury.

Day 5. Thursday, June 7. Silbury Hill, Avebury World Heritage Site, Crop Circles (B)
After breakfast we're off to begin to explore and experience the local sacred sites and ancient mysteries! We begin our exploration of the area at the huge and mysterious Silbury Hill, a grass-covered man-made chalk mound that is the biggest prehistoric artificial mound in Europe. Evidence from radiocarbon dating indicates that Silbury was constructed about 4,400 years ago in the Neolithic period. Its construction is estimated to have involved roughly 4 million hours of work using 500,000 tons of material, mostly chalk that was quarried and cleared from the surrounding terraces and ditches. Some people see the Hill as a symbolic effigy of the ancient Mother Goddess that was associated with fertility rituals which marked the course of the year. The festival of Lammas in August, when it is thought Silbury was founded, celebrates the first fruits of the harvest. Andrea and Michael will lead a short meditation to connect with the Mother Goddess.

We then continue to Avebury World Heritage site, one of the world's largest and most complex monuments of the Megalithic Age, an ancient Druidic initiation site of immense standing stones. Two avenues of about 100 megaliths run out from Avebury. Today its mysteries are still being explored and solved by multi-disciplinary scholars in archaeology, science and ancient religion. As there are lunar and solar ley-lines that cross in this area, we will connect with these powerful energies through ritual facilitated by Andrea and Michael to balance our own masculine and feminine energies.
Lunch on your own at Avebury.

Then we're off to explore Crop Circles. These geometric symbols of unknown origin form in fields of grain, and have appeared in this area over the past 20 years. The county of Wiltshire is one of the most active areas for crop circles in the world, particularly around the historical stones of Avebury and Silbury Hill. In this ancient landscape, the grassy whorls take over the fields of rape, barley and wheat like massive installation art. If we are fortunate we may be able to enter one or more of the formations and have private meditation time to connect with and experience the other-dimensional energies that many researchers believe form them. What is the general communication that is being given to us by these circles? What is the particular communication from each circle? Where do they come from? Who/what forms them? Why here? Why now? AND, why have we been lead here to experience them? What does all this mean for our personal and planetary transformation?

Later return to Glastonbury. Dinner on your own. Overnight Glastonbury.

Day 6. Friday, June 8. Stonehenge Private Entrance, Free Time, Sharing Circle & Closing Ceremony, Farewell Dinner (B/D)
We depart early morning to Stonehenge. There is much debate as to the age of Stonehenge, as well as who built it.  History says that the site was begun in the agricultural Neolithic Age and was completed in the Early Bronze Age by early Britons known as the Beaker Folk, so called because of beakers, drinking vessels, found in their grave goods. Around 1500 BCE some disaster or systems collapse progressively brought the impressive Megalithic Age to an end, not only here, but throughout the whole of Britain and Ireland. Although we can never know exactly who the architects were who planned Stonehenge, the face sculptured into the side of trilithon stone 54 does give us cause to wonder if he or she was so influential that his/her facial features were placed here to be preserved forever as a representation of the Divine Marriage, the concept of Sacred Marriage between an Earth Mother and Sky Father, that was universal in early or primitive agricultural and Goddess-oriented societies. Those who are sensitive to this massive temple claim that the megalithic blocks are constantly radiating tremendous amounts of energy. Some say it is because the ancient Druids turned themselves into the stones, while others assert that they hold the power of innumerable Druid ceremonies held there in the past.
                                                                                                                                                                                                Photo Credit: M. Czwerenczuk www.NeedAMassage.net.au
During our private entrance inside the circle Andrea, Michael and Lynne Orchard will facilitate an Initiation & Meditation among the magical stones and their powerful energies. What ancient secrets will be revealed to you? What will be your Gift of Spirit that you will receive? Open your heart, mind, and soul…and receive!                                                        

We return to Glastonbury later morning. You have the rest of the morning and early afternoon to explore more in Glastonbury. Lunch on your own. Perhaps visit some of the area's sacred sites and power spots you've not made it to yet. OR revisit those that have you have been particularly drawn to. More gifts of Spirit await you today as you take time to make your lasting connections in Avalon.

In the later afternoon we gather at the Camino Center for our final Sharing Circle, followed by our Closing Ceremony. Then it's time to celebrate and say our fond Good-byes at our Farewell Dinner at the Center.
Overnight Glastonbury.

Day 7. Saturday, June 9. Depart England (B)
After an early breakfast we transfer via motorcoach to London's Heathrow International Airport to connect with your international flight.
NOTE: Please book your flight to depart at noon or later. (Note: If you do not fly out of Heathrow, then you are responsible to make your own arrangements for the transportation from the B and B. SSJ can give you a quote for these extra services after you register if you would like for us to arrange this for you.)

Note: This itinerary is subject to change due to conditions beyond our control.

From the Archives
May 8, 2009  - ENGLAND: The Sacred Mysteries of Stonehenge and Avalon
Guest: Nicholas Mann, author of Energy Secrets of Glastonbury Tor and The Isle of Avalon
To listen to an Mp3 recording of this program, Click here

A Few Words from Sacred Sites Journeys Pilgrims to ENGLAND

                     

Glastonbury/Avalon is a beautiful and magical place – a sacred site in and of itself, and near to so many other sacred sites in England. I would recommend this tour to anyone who is called to it. There is so much to explore and experience, from the ruins in Tintagel to the crop circles! The private entrances to the Chalice Well and Stonehenge were highlights of this tour for me. These are things that most people do not get to experience, and this is what makes Sacred Sites Journeys special. Koko Newport is a delightful and fascinating woman, and I thoroughly enjoyed and benefitted from time spent with her. It was also incredible to have Nicholas Mann as a speaker. His knowledge of the history and legends of Glastonbury/Avalon held us all in thrall during his lecture. I was privileged to have a reading with him. I hope to return to Glastonbury in the not too distant future, either as part of a tour or on my own, and I certainly will be interested in Sacred Sites Journeys to Ireland and Scotland, too! From there, who knows? The world has opened up to me! - Jeanne D., IL

I truly enjoyed my trip. I found Jenny and the B&B with Claire and Brian warm, receptive and engaging. I would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Glastonbury. The places we visited were enthralling and meaningful to me. My two favorites were the Chalice Well and the Stanton Drew stone circle. There was something personal about these to me. I very much enjoyed meeting Koko and found that we have a lot in common. In fact, I am hoping to stay in touch with people who I have met on my journey to Glastonbury. Our group was small and although quite diverse, it worked well. - Sheri L., FL

The tour was fantastic! - Mark C., Australia

Traveling to Glastonbury is an experience you will never forget. This sacred land will transform you and your life. You will quickly understand why so many people have made pilgrimage to this sacred land over the ages. These sacred sites are powerful and breathtaking. From Stonehenge to the Chalice Well each place is uniquely inspirational and transformational.  And of course you are truly blessed to have Andrea serve as your guide. Helping others travel on these spiritual journeys is truly her love and it is reflected in all of her actions. It is her goal to help you have the most meaningful experience possible. Scared Site Journeys have helped me discover myself and created dreams I never thought possible. Thank you Andrea!  - Michelle Z, MN

I absolutely loved the tour, had many powerful meditations, visions and I would most definitely do another of your tours. - Kathy S, CT

The meditation at Stanton Drew was very peaceful and profound, and I thought one of the more spiritual moments of the tour. I can’t say enough good things about Clare & Brian and their establishment! Wonderful! - Anonymous by request

Koko was excellent. She was a very good manager of people and was also very knowledgeable and very willing to share what she knew with us. Clare and Brian were excellent and gracious innkeepers. The B&B was immaculate, and in a very convenient location so we could walk to the High Street easily. They also had a friendly cat and a lovely garden to sit in. I loved Cornwall! The Chalice Well had beautiful gardens, and was a nice meditation spot. Avebury was wonderful because I had never been there before. And Koko told us about some of the stones and their mystical meanings. I didn't mind the early morning visit to Stonehenge, in fact I thought the morning mist added to the experience. I was very grateful for the chance to get inside the ropes and actually see the stones up close. - Cheryl C, NH

The spiritual pilgrimage to Glastonbury was excellent! My most meaningful experiences were at Stonehenge, the Chalice Well, and inside the crop circle. Andrea did an excellent job as our Tour Director, and facilitator of the meditations. AND, the food at the welcome dinner was really good!
Vicki K, OH

Glastonbury is an amazing place that touches everyone. The B&B was PERFECT. The hosts were very friendly and yet accommodating and professional. Weren't we lucky with the weather? Koko Newport was also wonderful. She was relaxed, well informed, and made us feel like family at her business site with meals and hospitality. She was also excellent in letting nature take its course----friendly, while dropping little nuggets of wisdom when asked. - Beth G, WI

The sacred journey was a great introduction to Glastonbury and its many gifts. It had the right amount of scheduled time with ample free time. I found Andrea to be very conscientious of the individuals and the group, without trying to micromanage or force and experiences.
The provided information left room for my own conclusions and perceptions to integrate in the way it was meant to. This was the perfect combination of introduction and detail to help one start the integration process into the Magick and mysteries of our foundations.   The experience was a beautiful and fulfilling experience that opened my eyes to new things. Humorous, fun and intellectual - my mind was fed  and I was left wanting more information, more experience and more time. I thoroughly enjoyed the Nicholas Mann's visit and discussion; his kind, compassionate and integrity of  manner inspired me to think, to feel and most importantly - to remember. - Jennie K, ME

This Goddess-oriented journey was all I could have dreamed of and more. It was a healing pilgrimage for myself and my soul. The visit to the Chalice Well and the ritual with Koko were very meaningful and moving for me. Stonehenge and the Tor were exceptional! I loved Andrea's perceptions, and also her channeling session. Made a lot of sense!  I felt she was very plugged into all of us and our issues. She was a ray of sunshine! - Raven M, ME

TOUR INCLUSIONS

Your Sacred Sites Journey to ENGLAND Includes:
- Roundtrip group transfers between Heathrow International Airport and Bed and Breakfast in Glastonbury (Note: If you do not fly into Heathrow and/or do not meet the group for the transfers, then you are responsible to make your own arrangements for this transportation to and from your B and B. SSJ can give you a quote for these extra services after you register if you would like for us to arrange this for you.)
- Accommodations in First Class Bed & Breakfast, including daily breakfast (vegetarian available)
- Welcome and Farewell Dinners (vegetarian available)
- Sightseeing tours as per itinerary, including entrance fees
- Escorted on arrival at London Heathrow Airport by Sacred Sites Journeys Director Andrea Mikana-Pinkham
- Pre-Paid Gratuities for driver, guide, waiters at group meals, etc.

SPECIAL FEATURES:
- Travel in a smaller group of other spirit-centered people
- Spiritual Tour Guide: Michael Orchard
- Ceremonialist: Koko Newport, Priestss of Avalon
- Ceremonies, initiations & meditations at sacred sites facilitated by Michael Orchard and Andrea Mikana-Pinkham
- Private group entrance at Stonehenge for sacred ceremony and meditation
- Private group entrance into the Well House at the White Spring at the Chalice Well
- Initiation into the Mysteries of Avalon facilitated by Koko Newport, Priestess of Avalon, at the Glastonbury Goddess Temple
- Glastonbury Tor and the Chalice Well
- Avebury UNESCO World Heritage Site, including Avebury and Silbury Hill
- Tintagel Castle and Merlin's Cave (dependent on tides)
- Possible crop circle sightings
- Free time in Glastonbury to explore on your own
- Welcome and Farewell Dinners

NOT INCLUDED:
- Roundtrip international flight to England (Arrive/Depart London Heathrow Airport)
- Meals not included, as indicated in the itinerary
- Cost to obtain valid passport
- Any items of a personal nature such as laundry, drinks, internet access and telephone calls. Any item that is not specifically detailed on the Sacred Sites Journeys website or final trip itinerary

This tour is LAND ONLY. You are responsible to book your international flights to and from London, England.
ARRIVAL: Please arrive in London at Heathrow International Airport on Sunday, June 3rd by 9:00AM  in order to connect with our later morning group transfer from the airport to Glastonbury.
DEPARTURE: For your departure back to Heathrow Airport on Saturday, June 9th, please book your international flight to depart at Noon or later.

DISCOUNT! Make ALL of your payments by check or money order and receive a 5% discount! This discount is INCLUDED in the price below listed for this payment option.

NOTE Regarding Credit Card Payments: We are only able to take credit cards for payment until 45 days before the tour begins, or until April 19, 2012. After that you can pay with a credit card check, bank cashier's check, or money order. Or wire funds to our bank account (additional $25.00 fee applies for wires originating from outside the U.S.).

Per Person, double occupancy, land only:
$1,699.00 for payments via check or money order
OR $1,788.00 for payments via credit card

Our 2012 Sacred Sites Journey to ENGLAND group participation is open to 10 people. At our Bed and Breakfast, there are three twin-bedded rooms, and one triple-bedded room available. Price is the same for both types of occupancy. (The one single room is already taken.) All rooms are ensuite; besides shower and toilet, they have tea/coffee making facilities and a hair-dryer.

ROOMMATES: Would you like to meet and make a new friend on your journey? If you're not traveling on the journey with anyone you know, and would like for SSJ to try to match you up with a suitable roommate, we'll be happy to try to do so. Over the last 18 years we've been operating these spiritual pilgrimages we've seen many people become friends for life. (As well, we've had several marriages result from people meeting on our journeys.) Be open! Be flexible! It will be a rich and wonderful experience!
Per our Terms and Conditions, we will hold the registration for the trip open until 30 days before the departure date (or later if possible) in order to try to match you with someone. If by that date we do not have 10 people in the group and have not been able to match you with a roommate, you will be responsible to pay the $125.00 single supplement. If you would like to be matched with a roommate, please register early.

TOUR REGISTRATION

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The deadline to register is May 6, 2012.
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