8.00am departure from the Courtyard Hotel, Glasgow Airport. First, we journey to Kilmartin Glen, an area in Argyle of mystical beauty, Kilmartin Glen features one of the largest concentrations of Neolithic and Bronze Age remains in Scotland. There are over 350 ancient monuments within just a six mile radius of the village – standing stones, a henge monument, featuring five burial cairns with cup and ring marks on them, and more. We visit Temple Wood Stone Circles, Cairn and Standing Stones. Discover the power and beauty of our ancient past. Afternoon ferry from Oban to Mull/Iona. Overnight on Iona (B&D)

Iona was a Sacred Isle to the Druids in ancient times and also for the Culdees and Celtic Christians who came here. This Holy Isle’s historical fame has resulted from the Christian mission of the Irish Saint Columba who came to Iona during the 6th century A.D. We will explore Iona Abbey, St Martinus Cross, St Oran’s Chapel, the Royal Burial Grounds of Kings and the ruins of the Iona Nunnery. We will experience a water ceremony at the Well of Eternal Youth, Sacred Ceremony, Meditation and the vortex energy of the Island, opening ourselves up to this ancient land as we attune ourselves to this sacred land.

There will be free time to explore on your own and also an optional visit to the Isle of Staffa, taken independently, if you wish. Whilst on Iona breakfast and dinner are included each day, lunch will be taken independently. Overnight on Iona. (B&D)

This morning we depart Iona by ferry for Mull - Here we visit the famous Kilmore church, (Church of Mary) Dervaig, on an ancient Druid ceremonial site. Inside some ancient symbolism and seven amazing stained-glass windows with that of Jesus and Mary Magdalene showing her pregnant. The inscription at the bottom of the window reads “Mary has chosen the good part, which shall not be taken from her” We now depart from Mull to Oban and on to Fort William where we will overnight with dinner at the hotel. (B&D)

As we travel on this amazing journey we will experience some beautiful panoramic views. We will visit Eilean Donan Castle then drive across the Isle of Skye to catch our evening ferry to the Isles of Harris and Lewis. Today is the feast day of Mary Magdalene, we will have a special ceremony and meditation in her honor. Dinner will be taken on board the ferry. Overnight at our hotel in Stornoway for two nights. (B&D)

Today we experience the powerful Callanish stone circle, ‘The Stonehenge of the North’, dating back to 3000BC. The layout of the stones is unique and looks like a Celtic cross. We also visit the two satellite stone circles adjacent to Callanish. We overnight at our hotel in Stornoway. (B&D)

We continue to enjoy Stornoway and its sights. We experience the essence of the Scottish Isles. Our ferry departs from Stornoway to Ullapool. Upon arrival we transfer to Inverness where we will overnight. (B&D)

In the morning, we will visit the Findhorn Community and tour of the eco-village, gardens. In the afternoon we will visit Clava Cairns, a well-preserved Bronze Age site with its ancient initiation temples.

Overnight for two nights in our hotel in Pitlochry. (B&D)

Today we experience Fortingall in the very heart of Scotland steeped in Celtic myth and legend. Central to the area is Glenlyon which is 32 miles long, the longest and one of the most beautiful and dramatic glens in Scotland. You experience many sacred sites all within a 20 mile radius of Glenlyon:

We will travel to Fortingall Church and also see the famous Fortingall Yew Tree, said to be the oldest tree in Europe, believed to be about 5,000 years old. Less known, is an intriguing oral tradition that Pontius Pilate was born in the hamlet of Fortingall.

The Croft Moraig (Field of Mary) megalithic stone circle, believed to date from around 3000 B.C.

• The “Praying Hands of Mary”, a megalithic standing stone in Glenlyon which is on an earth energy alignment, or leyline, with the Croft Moraig stone circle. (weather and access permitting)

• The holy mountain Schiehallion which translates from the gaelic as “the Fairy Hill of the Caledonians”. Strange tales are told about this awe inspiring mountain of quartz crystal.
• The St. Mary’s grail chapel with a remarkable heraldic mural painted on its barrel roof ceiling which displays amazing and unique hidden symbolism.

Over night in Pitlochry on the 26th: In the late afternoon of the 27th we journey through scenic and dramatic landscapes to Edinburgh where we will stay overnight. (B&D)

Today, we visit the enigmatic Rosslyn Chapel. We explore and meditate on the mysteries of the Essenic Jerusalem Temple scrolls, said to be buried here. We will experience the Crypt and its mystery. (B&D)

We will bid farewell to Scotland and transfer to Edinburgh International Airport for our homeward journey, grateful for all that we have experienced. (B)