Medjugorje is a beautiful little town located in the lush green mountains of Bosnia & Herzegovina, famous for the apparitions of the Virgin Mary in 1981. Medjugorje has now become one of the most visited sites in Bosnia & Herzegovina, with devout Catholics aiming to make the pilgrimage at least once in their lifetime.
Many decide to take a pilgrimage to Medjugorje, lasting anywhere from a few days to a few weeks or months. Of course, some people cannot afford such privilege and instead opt for a shorter trip to Medjugorje. Located just a few hours from the popular Dubrovnik in Croatia, it’s possible to take either a bus to Medjugorje or one of the many private tours available.
If you would like to visit Medjugorje from Dubrovnik and are on a budget (or enjoy public transport!) then consider taking taking a bus from Dubrovnik to Medjugorje. The ticket costs around EUR 10 and leaves the main bus station of Dubrovnik at 17:15 daily, arriving in Medjugorje at 21:10. So be sure you book your Medjugorje Hotel before arriving!
One such company offering a private transfer service from Dubrovnik to Medjugorje and private tours is Medjugorje Tours and Travel. Their transfer service from Dubrovnik to Medjugorje is affordable and reliable.
A private tour of Medjugorje is the best way to see this lovely town if you are staying in Dubrovnik and don’t have time to spend longer in Bosnia & Herzegovina on one of the Pilgrimages of Medjugorje. A transfer from Dubrovnik to Medjugorje, highlights of the town on a private guided tour, daily Mass service, and the transfer back to Dubrovnik will cost for; 2 Adults – 90 EUR Per Person, 3 Adults – 60 EUR Per Person, 4 – 8 Adults – EUR 50 Per Person.
If you are staying in Dubrovnik and looking for something interesting to do and perhaps you are not such a devout Catholic, then a day trip to Medjugorje still makes for a nice tour! With lush green forests and cascading waterfalls, Medjugorje is a place of peace and serenity, a place for everyone to relax and unwind. With so many little pensions in Medjugorje and hotels in Medjugorje it is also possible to stay the night if you decide you like it so much!
Medjugorje Tours and Travel is located in Medjugorje right next to the St. James Church in Medjugorje – pretty much the centre of town! So if you are looking for some advice regarding a day tour to Medjugorje or just general information about Medjugorje then contact these guys. You can actually book a day trip of Medjugorje from Dubrovnik online with Medjugorje Tours & Travel.
If you have more time and would like to visit surrounding cities in Bosnia & Herzegovina, try searching for Sarajevo Hotels or Mostar Hotels, with whl.travel.










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By: Res till underbara Kroatien on November 17, 2008
at 8:54 pm
How do I get to Medjugorje by Rail or Road from Cologne? What are the 3-star Hotel options?
By: george viegas on May 2, 2009
at 2:25 am
You have plenty of options to get to Medjugorje by road, the new road through Dubrovnik makes it particularly quick! Rail takes a long time though, just from Prague I remember reading that it was a good 2-3 days.
For 3-star hotels in Medjugorje you should visit the ‘midrange’ section of the local Medjugorje Hotel and Pension Reservation service: http://www.travel-medjugorje.com/accommodation_midrange
By: lukewhl on June 16, 2009
at 4:51 am
we will be visiting dubronvik only a few hours because we will be on a cruise ship and we want to use our time going to medjugorie we dock at 7am and sail at 7pm in oct.2009 there is appox. 28 or 29 women can you offer us assistance thank you’ mary price
By: mary price on June 16, 2009
at 3:33 am
You will have enough time to take a bus from Dubrovnik and visit Medjugorje for the day.
You could be in Medjugorje in time for English Mass at 10 am, climb Apparition hill where the young visionaries first encountered Our Lady. Visit St. James Church, the outside Altar, and various other places, all with a private guide for your group…. being back in Dubrovnik in time for the boat leaving!
You should contact Alen and Zana for Medjugorje Tours and Travel. They are very reputable and offer the service you require. You can visit their website for independent travellers and send a special request for your larger group:
http://www.travel-medjugorje.com/1_day_trip_to_Medjugorje_from_Dubrovnik
Enjoy your stay!
By: lukewhl on June 16, 2009
at 4:48 am
Hi, do you know how could I get from Dubrovnik airport to Medjugorje on Saturday (Aug. 1st)? I am arriving to Dubrovnik at 16:00 but don’t know what time a connection to Medjugorje would be.
Is there also any transportation from Dubrovnik airport to Dubrovnik (in case the bus would leave directly from Dubrovnik)?
Please advise.
Thank you!
By: Maria on July 29, 2009
at 9:49 pm