Why pilgrims come
A sacred place worth the journey.
A coastal national shrine whose March and late-July–August pilgrimages bring large crowds to camp and pray near the sea. Seventeenth-century origin accounts combine documentation with oral traditions, including apparition or shipwreck stories; those narratives are labeled tradition rather than approved supernatural findings.
TraditionCatholic
Feasts, anniversaries & celebrations
St. Anne’s principal pilgrimageVerify the movable feast program, camping rules, and transport.
Overnight stay available
A government-administered pilgrims house is listed; confirm booking eligibility, facilities, charges, and distance from the shrine.
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