Journey one · 10 days · 19–29 November 2026
Andalusia
Córdoba, Seville, Ronda, Granada, the Alpujarra, Toledo and Madrid. The Great Mosque, the Alhambra, the ruins of Madinat al-Zahra and the mountain villages where the Moriscos held on.
Eight hundred years of Muslim rule in Western Europe, explained properly and walked slowly — ending with Jumu'ah at the Granada Mosque and the Muslims building Spain's future today. Our first journey, and the one everything else is being measured against.
Planned for 2027+
Morocco
Fes, Marrakech, and the roads south towards the Sahara.
The medina of Fes holds al-Qarawiyyin, founded in 859 by Fatima al-Fihri and recognised as the oldest continually operating university in the world. Add the madrasas of Bou Inania and Ben Youssef, the Kutubiyya minaret that gave Seville and Rabat their pattern, and the Atlas passes beyond — and Morocco is the natural companion to Andalusia. The two histories are one history.
Planned for 2027+
Türkiye
Istanbul, Bursa and Edirne — the three Ottoman capitals, in the order they came.
Sultanahmet and the Süleymaniye, Sinan's mosques read as architecture rather than as a photo stop, the Sacred Relics at Topkapı, and the early Ottoman heartland at Bursa before the city on the Bosphorus was ever taken. A journey about how an empire actually built itself.
Planned for 2027+
Bosnia
Sarajevo, Mostar, Blagaj and Travnik — a Muslim community that is still here.
Where Andalusia is a history of loss, Bosnia is a history of survival. The Gazi Husrev-beg mosque and its madrasa, the rebuilt bridge at Mostar, the tekke at the source of the Buna, and Srebrenica — approached with the seriousness it demands, and only with local guides who carry that story themselves.
The journey we are building most carefully
Umrah
Makkah and Madinah — the destination every other journey on this page is pointing towards.
We are not rushing this one. Umrah is an act of worship before it is a trip, and it carries obligations that no amount of good intention makes up for: correct licensing and Saudi authorisation, scholars who can teach the rites properly, accommodation close enough to matter, and support for first-time and elderly pilgrims that actually shows up when needed.
When we open it, it will be because all of that is in place. Register your interest and you will hear the moment it is.
Anywhere else
Tell us where you want to go
Uzbekistan, Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Al-Quds. If enough of you ask for the same place, it moves up the list. And if we cannot yet do it justice, we will say so.