A person hiking on a narrow dirt trail through a hillside covered with colorful wildflowers and lush green hills in the background. South West Coast Path, Exmoor.

Pilgrimage belongs to everyone

Over centuries, pilgrimage has drawn people from many cultures and faiths. These journeys are an invitation to walk side by side, each on our own path, attentive to the quiet wisdom of the natural world.

They are non-religious, require no specific set of beliefs, and are open to all backgrounds.

“We’re all just walking each other home.”

- Ram Das

A stone house with a chimney during sunset with pink and orange streaks in the sky, tall grass in the foreground, and the ocean in the background.

Light of Heart Women’s Retreat - St Agnes, Cornwall

Friday 1st - Monday 4th May 2026

In collaboration with Alice from Stoneheath Fitness and Therapy.

Four days and three nights of coastal walks, sea swims, shared meals, and moments of play and stillness.

Enjoy your own private cabin in St Agnes’ Little Orchard Village.

Whether you come to reset, to reflect, or simply to be held in good company — you are warmly welcome.

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Women’s Coastal Pilgrimage - The Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall

Thurs 14th - Sun 17th May

Fri 19th - Mon 22nd June

Four days and three nights walking and camping the wild edges of Cornwall’s Lizard Peninsula — a journey of sea, sky, and self.

More than a hiking trip, it’s a gentle pilgrimage — time to strip back to what’s essential, to carry only what you need, and to walk in step with the tides and your own breath.

*backpack and camping kit provided

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Why Pilgrimage?

  • To Find Peace

    stepping away from daily life to slow down and breathe

  • To Come Home to Ourselves

    for those times we find ourselves in search of ourselves

  • To Feel Connected

    to a place, a tradition, or a community of fellow travellers

  • To Be Part of Something Greater

    a powerful reminder that we are each part of something much greater than ourselves

  • In Search of the Sacred

    in ordinary moments and everyday surroundings

  • To Celebrate Life

    marking transitions, gratitude, or moments of change

  • To Seek Meaning

    exploring big questions in a simple, personal way

  • To Experience Beauty and Joy

    discovering landscapes that inspire awe

  • New Beginnings

    to reflect, reset and make space for new perspectives