Join us for a transformative experience featuring sound healing, meditation, shamanic journeying, ancestral healing, rituals, and personalised numerology reports, all set against the mystical beauty of Ireland. Step into the energy of Samhain, the ancient Celtic new year, a sacred time when the veil between worlds is thin.
This is a journey of release, reflection, and renewal, inviting you to honour your ancestors, shed what no longer serves, and awaken deeper wisdom within as you walk the ancient landscapes of Ireland in the season of shadow and soul.
Day 2: The Sacred Stones of the Burren
Wednesday, October 21st 2026
We explore the unique landscapes of The Burren with a sacred opening ceremony to begin our journey.
Poulnabrone Dolmen, a portal tomb over 5,000 years old – one of Ireland’s most iconic megalithic monuments
Caherconnell Stone Fort, a nearly perfect circular Celtic ring fort, 40 metres in diameter, used from 400 to 1200 CE
Brigid’s Holy Well, where we pause for blessings at this sacred site dedicated to the goddess-turned-saint
Day 3: The Heart of Connemara
Thursday, October 22th 2026
Awaken to the wild beauty of County Galway as we journey through the soul-stirring landscapes of Connemara, where mountains meet the sea and ancient stories whisper through the hills.
Our day takes us through the colourful village of Spiddal to the majestic Kylemore Abbey – a 19th-century lakeside castle built as a symbol of love and devotion, now home to Benedictine nuns and surrounded by peaceful Victorian gardens.
After exploring the Abbey and its grounds, enjoy lunch at the café and a wander through the beautiful gift shop before we continue our scenic drive through Connemara’s rugged valleys and shimmering lakes.
We’ll arrive in the lively town of Clifden, where you can unwind, dine, and enjoy the warm, local spirit of the west of Ireland.
Day 4 – Sacred Sites & Shamanic Fire Ceremony
Friday October 23rd 2026
Today we journey deep into the mystical heart of County Mayo, a land rich with ancient stones and ancestral wisdom.
We’ll meet Aldo Jordan of the Irish School of Shamanic Studies at the powerful Srahwee Wedge Tomb, where ancient energies still pulse beneath the earth.
From there, we visit the Boheh Stone, a Neolithic rock art site aligned with the sacred mountain Croagh Patrick. It’s covered with over 250 cup-and-ring carvings, and during certain times of the year, the setting sun appears to roll down the slope of Croagh Patrick when viewed from the stone. This phenomenon is known locally as “The Rolling Sun of Boheh.”
As dusk approaches, gather for a drumming and fire ceremony in the oak forest, honouring the ancestors and connecting deeply with the elements of earth, air, fire, and water – a true immersion in Celtic shamanic tradition.
Day 5 – The Wild Atlantic Way & Achill Island
Saturday October 24th 2026
Today we journey to Achill Island, one of Ireland’s most breathtaking and remote landscapes. Sweeping cliffs, golden beaches, and Atlantic winds make this a day of pure elemental beauty.
We’ll follow the Wild Atlantic Way to Keem Bay, a secluded crescent of white sand often named among the most beautiful beaches in the world. Enjoy lunch here and soak in the calm power of the ocean.
In the afternoon, we return to Westport to visit Namawe, a local artisan business, keeping alive one of Ireland’s oldest crafts. Ireland’s soap-making heritage stretches back centuries, when early Celts crafted cleansing balms and soaps from animal fats, seaweed ash, herbs, and rainwater. Namawe’s creations honour this ancient tradition, blending wild botanicals, story, and ceremony to reconnect us with the land.
Today we travel through County Sligo, a landscape steeped in myth, megaliths, and memory.
Our morning begins at Carrowmore Megalithic Cemetery, one of the oldest and largest Stone Age burial sites in Ireland. Here we meet Edward Durand, local druid, writer, and guide, who will share the ancient lore and spiritual significance of these sacred stones, offering insight into Sligo’s powerful energetic landscape.
In the afternoon, we visit the Creevykeel Court Tomb, one of Ireland’s best-preserved Neolithic tombs.
And special surprise visit to a nearby labyrinth, a quiet space for reflection and connection before checking in at our accommodation, overlooking the Atlantic and framed by Benbulben’s majestic presence.
Day 7 – Rest, Reflection & Integration
Monday, October 26th 2026
Today is yours to rest, restore, and integrate. After a week of sacred sites and deep connection, take time to pause and nourish yourself.
Enjoy the hotel’s spa and holistic therapies, where you can unwind in the Thermal Suite, allowing heat and water to detoxify and refresh your body. Let your whole being be revitalised, rejuvenated, and rebalanced.
Later in the afternoon, we’ll gather for a gentle Integration Circle, time for journaling, reflection, and sharing the insights that have emerged along the way.
A sacred day of stillness, self-care, and renewal before our next adventure unfolds.
Day 8 – Mysteries of Loughcrew & the Hill of the Hag
Tuesday, October 27th
Today we journey east into the ancient kingdom of Meath, the spiritual heartland of Ireland. Our destination is Loughcrew Cairn T, a Neolithic passage tomb older than Newgrange and steeped in myth and legend.
Often called the Hill of the Hag (Sliabh na Caillí), this sacred site is said to be the resting place of the great Cailleach, the Celtic creator goddess and guardian of the land. Her presence can still be felt in the stones and sweeping views that stretch across Ireland’s ancient midlands.
We’ll explore the cairn and its beautifully carved chambers, connect with the ancestral energy of the site, and take time for quiet reflection before continuing on to Kells, where we’ll settle into our accommodation for the night.
Day 9 – Fire, Forge & Local Magic
Wednesday, October 28th 2026
Today we stay close to Kells, delving into the living traditions of craft, creativity, and community.
Our day begins with the An Gobha blacksmith experience, where we meet master blacksmith Tom King, a true modern-day craftsman keeping alive the ancient Celtic art of metalwork.
Watch the sparks fly as he shapes iron by hand, blending skill, story, and symbolism, a reminder of Ireland’s enduring connection to fire and transformation.
In the afternoon, we will be joined by the Tornádo experience, a unique encounter that weaves together movement, energy, and storytelling based on Tuatha de Danann.
A day of artistry, fire, and the alchemy of human hands and heart.
Day 10 – Glendalough, Sacred Stones & Shamanic Ceremony
Thursday, October 29th 2026
Today we travel south into the mystical landscapes of County Wicklow, often called The Garden of Ireland.
Our morning begins with a visit to Glendalough, the ancient monastic valley founded by St. Kevin in the 6th century. Wander among the round tower, stone chapels, and oak-lined paths, taking in the stillness of this sacred place.
In the afternoon, we journey to the Piper Stone Circle, a powerful ceremonial site connected to the rhythms of the sun and the old ways of the druids.
There, we meet Brian of the Oaks, a Celtic shaman who will guide us through a Shamanic Healing Ceremony, a sacred circle of drumming, chanting, and energy work designed to open the heart, clear the spirit, and deepen your connection with the land and your own inner wisdom.
A day of deep remembrance and communion with Ireland’s ancient soul.
Day 11 – The Power of Words & the Healing Sound of Stillness
Friday, October 30th 2026
Our day begins with a Writing Workshop with author and writing coach Carl J. Ashley of Write Coach Ireland. This inspiring session explores Your Power to Heal Through Writing, offering tips, techniques, and guided exercises to help you express, release, and reconnect through the written word.
Afterwards, enjoy a relaxing lunch at the Glen of Aherlow in the stunning Aherlow House Hotel, surrounded by the rolling Galtee Mountains.
In the afternoon, we travel to Bansha for a Sound Healing Bath with Dee, featuring Tibetan bowls, gongs, and guided meditation, a deeply restorative journey for body, mind, and soul.
The day concludes with an evening meal at MJ’s The Junction Gastro Bar, in Tipperary, where good food and local warmth await.
Day 12 – Closing Ceremony & Celebration in County Clare
Saturday, October 31st 2026
We journey to County Clare, returning to where our sacred adventure began.
Our morning unfolds at the serene Quin Abbey, a 15th-century Franciscan monastery filled with stillness and spirit.
Here, we’ll gather in circle for a guided meditation and Closing Ceremony, reflecting on the intentions we set at the start of our journey and honouring all that has unfolded along the way.
Afterwards, we travel to Bunratty, where you’ll enjoy lunch, In the afternoon, we wander through Bunratty Folk Park, an open-air museum that brings Ireland’s past to life through traditional cottages, village scenes, and costumed storytellers.
As evening falls, we gather one last time for the Bunratty Castle Banquet, a joyful night of music, laughter, and celebration to close our journey in true Irish style.
Day 13 – Final Blessings & Departure
November 1st 2026
Wake in the stillness of the final morning.
Share a nourishing Full Irish Breakfast.
The journey officially ends.
Check-out by 11:00 AM.
Departures, hugs, tears, and sacred farewells.
Not included:
Our tour is more than just a travel experience.
It’s a sacred pilgrimage, a retreat for the soul, where each step brings us closer to our true selves and the mysteries of the universe.
Sound and Energy Healing.
Shamanic Journeying,
Druid Ceremony,
Ancestral Healing,
Write to Heal,
Journaling,
Meditation and Stillness,
Spirituality of Ireland,
Rituals and ceremonies,
Connection with the land, the ancestors and the Gods and Goddesses on this Shamanic tour.
Investment and Cost
Total Cost:
€ 5922 (price is per person based on two people
Single Supplement: €750 per person. Single rooms are limited and on a first come first served basis.
Non-refundable deposit of €1111, payable immediately to secure your place.
Full payment due by 21 July 2026
