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Behold the beauty of Scotland
Connecting with the presence of place
Join us on a transformative healing journey through the enchanting landscapes of Scotland.
Over the course of our adventure, we'll explore the stunning western region, including the charming towns of Oban and Kilmartin, as well as the breathtaking islands of Mull, Iona and Staffa.
Immerse yourself in the rich history and natural beauty of these remarkable places, with numerous highlights awaiting you during our time on Iona.
Experience the serenity and magic of Scotland as we connect with the land and each other.
This upcoming journey still has one space available, and our travel begins in Edinburgh on June 5th, 2026, and we travel west to overnight in the charming town of Oban. One of the many highlights of this Healing Journey is 5 nights on Iona – a place apart.
Best known for Iona Abbey and its associations with Colmcille or St Columba as he became known. Iona, a tiny island in Scotland's Inner Hebrides is famously described as a ‘thin place’ - a term for a place where the barrier between heaven and earth feels almost non-existent.
Less well known about Iona is that there were at least 48 Scottish Kings, Norwegian kings and at least 4 Irish Kings buried near Reilig Ódhran with a ceremonial road from where the boats came ashore near Martyr’s Bay to this ancient graveyard near Iona Abbey.
Iona nunnery and Dun í hold spectacular energies and are ‘thin places’ where it feels possible to go back in time to when these sites were in their heyday...
Sometimes we have an addition to the tour that takes us north to the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides to visit the Callanish Stone Circles, taking in Glen Lyon, Fortingal and Inverness as part of that journey.
Each day we spend time out in nature, on the land, time in meditation enjoying the depth of connection that these amazing sites make possible.
George Macleod, founder of the Iona Community, wrote that Iona is “a thin place where only tissue paper separates the material from the spiritual.”