Arrival in Split,meet and greet our ReginaTours representative as we board our motor coach for 2 hour drive to Medjugorje. Our Tour Escort will accompany us throughout our stay in Medjugorje. Check-in to our hotel and take part in the evening Rosary in St. James Church (if available) Dinner and overnight (B,D)

– Today will allow us the opportunity to pray, meditate, attend Mass followed by free time to climb the path up Apparitions hill where the visionaries first encountered Our Lady.Visit and pray at the Blue Cross, a place of healing and Graces, at the base ofApparition Hill.In the evening, join villagers and pilgrims to pray the Rosary and Blessing of the Sick.The rest of the day is at leisure for personal devotion. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.(B,D)

Today is free day for personal devotion.Visit and pray at the Blue Cross, at the base of Apparition Hill. Join pilgrims for Rosary and Blessing of the Sick (B, D)

Early morning check-out and transfer to Split airport for your flight to Prague.Arrival in the enchanting city of Prague, with its 1,100 year old skyline, domed rooftops,soaring steeples, and countless spires, we are greeted by our tour escort and start on a panoramic tour of the city before transferring to the hotel for dinner and overnight.(B, D)

After breakfast, we begin our tour of beautiful Prague by celebrating Mass at the Church of Our LadyVictorious. Here, we will see the renowned statue of the Infant Jesus of Prague, a high point for pilgrimages, where many miracles have been recorded.We visit OldTown by way of Golden Lane, then on to LesserTown to see the medieval Charles bridge, adorned with many baroque statues of saints and providing spectacular views of the River Itava and the superb Gothic Gates.We will also see St. Nicholas Church, the Astronomic Clock, and the Prague Castle district, where we’ll tour St.Vitus Cathedral, St. George Basilica, Loreto Church, Strahov Monastery, and Wenceslas Square. Dinner and overnight.(B,D)

After breakfast, we’ll transfer and drive to Krakow.Arrival in Krakow,we will have a city tour focusing on the life of St. John Paul II, who spent many yearsin Krakow. Visit St.Mary’s Church at the main square and listen to the silvertrumpet of the bugler from its tower.Inside the Cathedral we will have a chance to pray before the extraordinaryWit Stwosz Altar.Then tour the surrounding square, which has remained mostly unchanged for almost 700 years, with its historic Town Hall Tower, the Cloth Hall and the Burgher’s Houses.Then to Wawel Hill to tour the Cathedral, Coronation Chapel and the Royal Chambers,where a superb collection ofArras tapestries is on view. Then visit St. Florian’s Church, where St. John Paul II served after his ordination.We will celebrate Mass here. Our next stop is the Franciscan Church which has a pew dedicated to St. John Paul II. He prayed every day at this pew while he was studying to be a priest. Afternoon is at leisure to explore Market Square on our own. Dinner and overnight at our hotel.(B,D)

After breakfast, we will travel to Czestochowa, with a stop in SwiniceWarckie,to visit the parish church St Casmir, where St. Faustina was baptized Helen Kowalska and received her First Holy Communion. Continue on to Czestochowa, the site of Poland’s greatest pilgrimage shrine,Our Lady of Czestochowa.Visit Jasna Gora Monastery,one of the most important places of religious worship in the Christian world, with a tradition of pilgrimages that date back to the 14th century. St. John Paul II frequently visited Jasna Gora, known as the Shrine of the Black Madonna, in honor of the beloved Icon.We will celebrate Mass at the Pauline Monastery and view the priceless treasures contained within, including the Miraculous Icon.Then travel to Auschwitz, the notorious Nazi concentration camp. We will see the cell that imprisoned St Maximillian Kolbe and the Martyrdom Museum recalling the horrors of the Holocaust. Dinner and overnight at our hotel.(B,D)

-After breakfast, we will have a full day of touring to visit all the landmarks ofWarsaw:The Old Town, which was totally rebuilt after the destruction of W.W.II; Market Square, with its exciting shops, cafes, and restaurants; St. John’s Arch cathedral, built in the 14th century where we will celebrate Mass; The Barbican; the Warsaw Ghetto monument, commemorating the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in 1943. Other sites include Holy Cross Church, severely damaged in a German strike in 1944 and where Chopin’s heart is entombed, beautiful Lazienki Park with its Chopin statue, and the magnificently restored Royal Castle.(B,D)

Upon arrival, visit St. James Church and celebrate Mass. It is at this church Helena Kowalska, known as St. Faustina, attended Mass and prayed for guidance and advice on entering the convent.We transfer to our hotel and the balance of the day is at leisure to explore this lovely city on our own. Dinner and overnight at our hotel.(D)

– After breakfast, we transfer to the airport for our departure flight, arriving the same day.We take with us memories and blessings to last us a lifetime.(B)

• 7-9 x pairs of underwear, socks
• 2-3 x loose, lightweight trousers or skirts– one full length and one cropped pair would be ideal
• 1-2 x shorts (if in warmer season)
• 2-3 x long, loose shirts
• 4-5 x t-shirts or tops (think layers in wintertime)
• 2-3 evening tops
• 1-2 pairs of comfortable walking/running shoes
• 1 x pair of more formal shoes
• 1 rain/wind-proof jacket
• 2-3 sweaters or other colder-weather gear
Scarf – Men and women wear scarfs throughout the year, especially in fall and winter.
• sunglasses
• sun hat
• toiletries
• 1 x day bag
• 1 x evening bag
• European adapter
• Phone, camera and any other electronics needed
• passport and travel docs
• insurance

Specific packing notes for visiting religious sites:
• Cover shoulders: avoid strapless tops, spaghetti straps tops and vests (both men and women)
• Avoid above the knee skirts and shorts (men and women)
• Avoid exposing excessive cleavage, a waist/belly or back
• Do not wear slogans or prints that may be perceived as offensive

Israel

Tourist Visas are Not required for stays of 90 days or less. Please see below for detailed information about entry, exit and visa requirements

Jordan

Please make sure that your passport is valid for at least six months following your return from the destination. Additionally, you’ll need an empty page for the entry stamp.

Money exchange services are available at the airport, in many hotels, and in exchange houses. Banks are generally open daily on weekdays from until 6 or 7 PM. ATMs accepting Visa and MasterCard are ubiquitous in cities. Credit and debit cards may be accepted outside Sarajevo, but you should make sure you have enough cash with you when traveling outside major cities.

Rounding up the bill to leave a tip is customary at cafes, bars and with taxis. Tips of 10% are appreciated when dining at finer restaurants.