Follow in Paul’s footsteps as we travel to major sites on Paul’s journeys in Türkiye, Greece, Malta, and Rome. From the site of Paul’s first recorded sermon in Psidian Antioch, to the Ephesian theatre where he sparked a whole city riot, to the spot where Lydia was baptised, to where Paul preached to the Athenians, to where he pleaded with the Corinthians. We’ll visit the site of Paul’s infamous shipwreck where he is still honoured, his Roman prison and his burial place.

Follow in Paul’s footsteps as we travel to major sites on Paul’s journeys in Türkiye, Greece, Malta, and Rome—in roughly chronological order. From the site of Paul’s first recorded sermon in Psidian Antioch, to the Ephesian theatre where he sparked a whole city riot, to the spot where Lydia was baptised, to where Paul preached to the Athenians, to where he pleaded with the Corinthians. We’ll visit the site of Paul’s infamous shipwreck where he is still honoured, his Roman prison and his burial place. Along the way we’ll gain deeper insights into Paul the man and missionary, as well as a greater appreciation of the backdrop for his letters that have shaped the church for two millennia.

The Larapinta Trail has been dubbed "Australia's most beautiful walk". The Northern Territorys most famous long-distance walk, the Larapinta Trail extends along the backbone of the West MacDonnell Ranges in Tjoritja/West MacDonnell National Park. In addition to this we will travel to Memory Mountain to the Forgiveness Cross, an Aussie icon of hope and unity, recently erected by the Christian traditional owners and elders.

The Larapinta Trail has been dubbed “Australia’s most beautiful walk”. The Northern Territory’s most famous long-distance walk, the Larapinta Trail extends along the backbone of the West MacDonnell Ranges in Tjoritja/West MacDonnell National Park. The track is split into stages of varying difficulty, stretching from Telegraph Station in Alice Springs to the craggy 1380m (4528ft) summit of Mt Sonder on the western fringe of the ranges.
On this tour we will cover “the best of” sections of the Trail, walking approximately 80kms in total.

Our walk is for those who love the challenge of a walk in a remote & beautiful place, to enjoy & be in awe of God’s incredible creation, to learn & understand more about our First Nations People and to end the day in complete comfort, with you walking into a brilliant established campsite with delicious meals included. All you need to carry each day is your water, snacks and a day pack.

This is an exclusive Selah group with a minimum of 10 and maximum of 15 people. There is no single supplement for solo travellers – each person get their own tent!

Join us on an unforgettable 17-day journey through the sacred landscapes of Scotland and northern England, as we walk in the footsteps of saints like Cuthbert, Aidan, Bede, and Hilda.

Join us on an unforgettable 17-day journey through the sacred landscapes of Scotland and northern England, as we walk in the footsteps of saints like Cuthbert, Aidan, Bede, and Hilda. Beginning in Edinburgh, this pilgrimage traces the peaceful paths of the St Cuthbert’s Way and St Bede’s Way, winding through rolling hills, ancient woodlands, and historic villages. We visit Holy Island (Lindisfarne), Durham, Whitby, and Canterbury—each a rich spiritual landmark in the story of Celtic and early English Christianity.

Led by a Bible-trained guide, this tour offers daily opportunities for prayer, reflection, and spiritual conversation (optional), with comfortable accommodations, daily breakfasts, lots of dinners, and local insights along the way. Whether standing in the ruins of Lindisfarne Priory or praying in Canterbury Cathedral, you’ll experience the quiet beauty of pilgrimage—where every step deepens your walk with God.