14-Day Private Grand Journey

    A Complete Marian & Apostolic Journey of Faith

    A private fourteen-day pilgrimage connecting the Sanctuary of Fátima, the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, and the Shrine of Lourdes — thoughtfully arranged for prayer, reflection, and renewal.

    Three Sacred Destinations. One Journey of Faith.

    This fourteen-day pilgrimage brings together three of Europe's most meaningful Catholic destinations.

    Beginning in Portugal at Fátima, continuing to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, and concluding in Lourdes in France, the journey allows time to experience each sacred place in a calm and personal way.

    Designed for couples, families, and small groups of friends, this pilgrimage balances thoughtful structure with space for prayer and reflection.

    Logistics are carefully arranged so you may focus on what truly matters.

    This is not a group bus pilgrimage. It is a private journey of faith.

    Limited Annual Availability

    Due to the length of this journey and the careful coordination required across three countries, we offer a maximum of five 14-day departures per year.

    Each pilgrimage is individually arranged to ensure a peaceful and meaningful experience. Advance planning is strongly recommended.

    Your Fourteen-Day Journey

    Day 1

    Arrival in Lisbon & Catholic Foundations

    • Private arrival transfer
    • Lisbon Cathedral (Sé)
    • Church of St. Anthony (birthplace of St. Anthony)
    • Peaceful walk through Alfama

    Focus: Introduction to Portugal's Catholic roots.

    Day 2

    Santarém & Arrival in Fátima

    Visit to the Church of the Holy Miracle and reflection on the 13th-century Eucharistic Miracle. Continue to Fátima.

    • Church of the Holy Miracle
    • First prayer at the Chapel of the Apparitions
    • Evening Rosary and candlelight procession

    Focus: Eucharistic devotion.

    Day 3

    Full Day in Fátima

    Morning Mass at the Sanctuary, with time intentionally reserved for personal prayer.

    • Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary
    • Tombs of Francisco, Jacinta, and Sister Lúcia
    • Basilica of the Holy Trinity
    • Aljustrel — homes of the shepherd children
    • Via Sacra at Valinhos

    Focus: Marian devotion and the message of 1917.

    Fátima Basilica colonnade
    Day 4

    Coimbra & Porto

    • Carmelite Convent of Santa Teresa in Coimbra, where Sister Lúcia lived
    • Continue north to Porto
    • Porto Cathedral and Church of St. Francis

    Focus: In the footsteps of Sister Lúcia.

    Day 5

    Braga & Into Galicia

    • Sanctuary of Bom Jesus do Monte, Braga
    • Cross the Minho river into Galicia
    • Arrival in Santiago de Compostela
    • Evening walk around Obradoiro Square

    Focus: Crossing into Spain.

    Days 6–7

    Santiago de Compostela

    Unhurried time at the Cathedral and Tomb of St. James, with a quieter second day for confession, prayer, or a gentle Galician excursion.

    • Cathedral of Santiago
    • Tomb of the Apostle St. James
    • Pilgrim's Mass (subject to Cathedral schedule)
    • Historic old town
    • Time for personal prayer

    Focus: Apostolic devotion and medieval pilgrimage heritage.

    Candlelight procession at Fátima
    Day 8

    Across Northern Spain to Burgos

    • Scenic drive across northern Spain
    • Gothic Cathedral of Burgos

    Focus: A gentle journey east through Castile.

    Day 9

    Loyola & Arrival in Lourdes

    • Sanctuary of Loyola and the Holy House of St. Ignatius
    • Cross the Pyrenees into France
    • Arrival in Lourdes

    Focus: The conversion of St. Ignatius.

    Days 10–12

    Lourdes

    Unhurried time at the Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes.

    • The Grotto of Massabielle
    • Basilica of the Immaculate Conception
    • Basilica of St. Pius X and Basilica of Our Lady of the Rosary
    • Evening torchlight procession
    • Eucharistic procession and Blessing of the Sick
    • High Stations of the Cross
    • Bernadette's Cachot and Moulin de Boly
    • Optional visit to the baths

    Focus: Marian devotion, healing, and hope.

    Days 13–14

    Final Reflection & Departure

    • A quiet day in the Pyrenean foothills
    • Closing Mass if desired and available
    • Private transfer to Lourdes, Pau, or Toulouse airport

    Fátima, Santiago & Lourdes

    Fátima calls pilgrims to prayer and peace.

    Santiago reflects the apostolic roots of Christian faith.

    Lourdes speaks of hope, trust, and healing.

    Together, these three sacred places form one of the most meaningful Catholic pilgrimage routes in Europe. This journey connects Marian devotion, apostolic tradition, and enduring faith across borders.

    Candlelight procession at Fátima
    Pilgrims arriving before the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela
    Grotto of Lourdes

    Who This Pilgrimage Is For

    Catholic couplesFamilies traveling togetherFriends sharing faithMarian devoteesPilgrims seeking spiritual renewalThose desiring a complete European pilgrimage

    Some guests may travel with a priest or spiritual advisor, while others journey privately in a spirit of personal devotion. This pilgrimage is designed to feel personal, not institutional.

    What Is Included

    Organized, but never rushed.

    Private transportation throughout Portugal, Spain, and France
    Dedicated driver-guide
    Cross-border coordination
    Flexible daily pacing
    Assistance coordinating Mass attendance
    Comfortable accommodation planning
    Time intentionally reserved for prayer

    Investment

    From €11,900

    /person

    Based on double occupancy and minimum two guests.
    Custom adjustments available for families and small groups of friends.

    All prices are starting prices per person. Discounts are available for families and groups of 4 or more guests. Please ask us for your tailored price.

    Only five departures are scheduled annually for this extended pilgrimage.
    Reservations are typically confirmed several months in advance.

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    What Our Pilgrims Say

    "Our pilgrimage to Fátima, Santiago, and Lourdes allowed us time to pray, reflect, and experience each sanctuary in peace. Everything was thoughtfully arranged."

    Elena & Thomas Hartmann

    Munich, Germany

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