Journey to Glastonbury on a private full‑day driving tour where we experience Avalon as a living myth. Travel through ancient Somerset to explore the Iconic Tor, Chalice Well, the White Spring, St Margaret’s Chapel and Glastonbury town.
This is a guided pilgrimage.. You will hear how Glastonbury became linked with Avalon, the Holy Grail and King Arthur, how the landscape has been mapped as a Zodiac, and how older traditions, monastic history and later esoteric currents all meet here.
The tour is fully private, with flexible pacing and space for quiet as well as conversation. Your guide draws on careful historical research and long familiarity with the place to offer context, symbolism and questions to reflect on, rather than fixed answers.
Pickup and drop‑off are included from your chosen meeting point (London or selected locations in the West Country).
I will be in touch before the tour to arrange a speicific pickup address.
It's near Earls court station.
Your story begins with Joseph of Arimithea who brought Christianity and perhaps the Holy Grail to England,
The Michael Mary ley lines pass through this 14th-century chapel - a quiet sanctuary that adds a contemplative element to your journey.
The sacred grounds of one of the most important sites of Christian worship & Visit the said burial site of King Arthur and Queen Guinevere
Visit this sacred well known for its healing waters and tranquil gardens. The Chalice Well is steeped in Arthurian legend and offers a peaceful space for reflection.
Bring your own empty bottles and take both waters as a token of your journey and to support onwards wellbeing and balancing of masculine and feminine.
Ascend this iconic hill for panoramic views of the Somerset countryside. Associated with Avalon and King Arthur, Glastonbury Tor is a spiritual and historical landmark and place of transformation.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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