A pilgrimage is a journey undertaken as an act of devotion: the Camino de Santiago, Rome and Assisi, Lourdes and Fatima, the Celtic sites of Ireland and Scotland, or the Way of the Cross in Jerusalem. The pace is slower than a sightseeing tour, with daily Mass or worship, time for prayer and reflection, and a spiritual director or chaplain traveling with the group.
The next departure is about 6 months out, which is the usual window for a group to settle its numbers and place deposits. With a single departure listed, the dates are fixed: group pilgrimages are priced per person, and the headline figure rarely covers the same things from one listing to the next. Each trip page spells out inclusions and exclusions so the comparison is fair.
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