
St Cuthbert's Way
- Walking
- 5–9 days
- Easy - Moderate to Moderate

The path to St Govan's Chapel on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path

Lindisfarne on Holy Island, end of St Cuthbert's Way

The tidal causeway leading to St Michael's Mount

A stream along St Cuthbert's Way

Ruins along St Magnus Way on Orkney Island

Through the forest on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path






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A self-guided UK pilgrimage trail gives you the same spiritual and physical journey as the Camino, closer to home:
There are many Christian Pilgrimage routes in England, our portfolio covers 4 of the most popular. We offer tours on St Cuthbert's Way which hugs the borderlands between Scotland and England leading to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne. Our Walking on Orkney tour covers sections of St Magnus' Way on Orkney Island in Scotland. Closer to London, Stage 5 of the South West Coast Path from Penzance to Falmouth covers a section of St Michael's Way leading to the famous St Michaels Mount. And Pembrokeshire Coast Path in Wales traces the historic route of St David.
Trails cross farmland, villages, and historic towns across southern England, with daily distances typically shorter than a Camino stage. The Pembrokeshire Coastal Path is more challenging, with longer daily distances and undulating coastal paths that reward hikers with incredible sea vistas.
UK routes are generally shorter and quieter than the Camino de Santiago, making them a gentler introduction to pilgrimage walking.
Accommodation along these routes is arranged in advance as part of your trip, in a mix of inns, small hotels and guesthouses.
Most UK pilgrimage stretches suit a moderate level of walking fitness, similar to a countryside hiking trip.
Speak with one of Adventure Specialists, who can confirm current UK pilgrimage route options and trip details.