Each trip page outlines the exact details, but here’s what’s generally included: round-trip flights, accommodations, guided experiences, entrance fees, select group meals, ground transportation, a dedicated travel guide, and all group devotional content. Optional excursions and most individual meals are not included unless otherwise noted. We believe in full transparency—so there are no surprise add-ons or hidden fees. What you see is what you pay, and we’re here to help you understand every part of the cost before you commit.

These trips are designed for individuals, couples, or small groups who are spiritually hungry, emotionally tired, or simply longing for something deeper. You might feel burned out, stuck, or unsure of what’s next—but you know you need space to breathe, reflect, and reconnect with what matters most.

Our journeys are intentionally small (usually 8–14 people), which creates room for real conversations, shared meals, and meaningful connection. You won’t get lost in the crowd. Whether you come alone or with a close friend or two, you’ll be part of a welcoming group that’s walking this road together—seeking renewal, insight, and the presence of God in unexpected places.

No. We love missions, but these trips are meant to refill your cup—not pour it out. Think of this as a spiritual reset—a time to listen, not lead. While mission trips focus on serving others, The Road & The Way is designed for those who need renewal themselves. It’s space to slow down, reconnect with God, and walk alongside others doing the same. Imagine a small group, bonded by shared experiences, reflection, and meaningful conversations—this is that kind of journey.

Yes. Every trip includes intentional margin—time to rest, journal, pray, or explore at your own pace. Whether you want to wander a quiet street, grab coffee with a new friend, or just sit in stillness, we believe free time isn’t wasted time—it’s part of the experience.

That’s completely understandable—and you’re not alone in feeling that way. If you’d rather travel with people you know, you’re absolutely welcome to bring your small group, some close friends, or even your spouse. We’ve found that shared experiences can be an incredible way to deepen existing relationships.

That said, one of the gifts of travel is the chance to meet others on the journey—people who are asking the same questions and seeking the same kind of renewal. You don’t have to be outgoing or extroverted to connect. Our trips are designed to foster trust, create space for authentic conversations, and remind you that you’re not walking alone.

Most trips involve walking, stairs, and uneven terrain—especially in historic towns or natural settings. That said, we pace the trips thoughtfully and allow time for rest. If you’re generally comfortable walking several miles a day, you’ll be just fine. We’ll also note any trips with higher activity levels in advance.