Stonehenge, Avebury & Glastonbury

'Private Access to Stonehenge at sunset'

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The ancient sacred landscapes on the Wiltshire Plains and the Marlborough Downs, which boast the mighty Stonehenge and Avebury Stone Circle complex as their centrepieces, are amongst the gems of the British Megalithic World. We will have a full day exploring the areas Neolithic monuments, including the West Kennett Long Barrow, the Sanctuary Circle, Silbury Hill, Woodhenge, Old Sarum and more. The day will begin with a visit to Avebury, the museum and gallery and will end with 'Private Access to Stonehenge' for a full hour at sunset, (where access has been extremely limited in recent years).

We will be staying in the heart of the spiritual Mecca, which is the Somerset town of Glastonbury, where we will be visiting the famous Glastonbury Tor, the Abbey, which is said to be the final resting place of King Arthur and his wife Guinevere. The Chalice Well Gardens with its red and white springs, healing pool and peace garden is also a place of pilgrimage and we will visit hear after taking in Joseph of Aramathea's Holy Thorn. Also we will take a trip to the edge of town to the grave of the author and founder member of the Society of the Inner Light, Dion Fortune. We will then have free time to explore Glastonbury town and to experience the spiritual atmosphere, which seems to hang in the air. The town has many new age and esoteric shops to visit as well as some excellent bookshops.

On the journey down we will be visiting the spectacular three stone-circle site at Stanton Drew, which includes the second largest stone-circle in Britain and to complete this action packed long weekends break, we will be visiting King Arthur's South Cadbury Castle Henge.

4 Days £395 (single supplement £45)

Including transport and all site visits, 3 nights B&B in Glastonbury. Entrance to Glastonbury Abbey, Avebury, Chalice Well, and shared private access to Stonehenge.