Yes. All our tours are private and personalised. You travel only with your own family or group, with a dedicated driver (and guide where included), and the day is tailored to your interests, schedule and energy level.
No. You can reserve now and pay later. Day tours require no payment at booking. Multi-day packages usually require a deposit (10–25% depending on the programme) and the balance can be paid at our office in Medjugorje.
Day tours and transfers can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before the start, with a full refund.
We pick up from Dubrovnik, Split and Sarajevo airports, as well as hotels and cruise ports. Your driver tracks your flight and waits if it is delayed.
On most day tours a guide is included for groups of more than 5 people; smaller groups travel with an English-speaking driver who will show you around. Medjugorje orientation tours are always guided, in English, Spanish, Italian, German or French.
Yes. Medjugorje is in Bosnia and Herzegovina, so trips from Croatia cross a border. Bring a valid passport or EU identity card.
Yes. Our transfers are wheelchair accessible, baby seats can be added, and our guides gladly help pilgrims on Apparition Hill. Please tell us your needs when booking.
Masses in many languages are celebrated each morning (English at 10:00, 12:00 on Sundays) and the evening programme at St. James Church includes the Rosary, Holy Mass and Adoration or Veneration of the Cross. See our prayer programme page for the full schedule.
Comfortable, broken-in walking shoes for the stony hills, layers, a rain poncho or umbrella, a small torch, and a refillable water bottle. A small backpack keeps your hands free for climbing.
Of course. Choose the length of stay, the places, hotels and restaurants, and we will build the programme with you. Write to info@travelmedjugorje.com.
