Špilja Vjetrenica

Great attraction. Cave is long and it was exciting. We saw some creatures who lives in cave. Staff was very friendly. They have made good execution with lights in cave. A lot of parking.

Great cave!! Entrance is every hour with an English speaking guide. It’s a bit cold for first 100meters so I recommend getting a hoodie. Entire cave is 7 kilometres long but for visitors only 700meters is open.

A bit remote but still available destination,when you are tired of Croatian crowds and summer heat. The cave is giantic and spacy. Easily available and prepared for tourists. It is about 1,5 km walk. Be prepared, take sporty shoes and hoodie as there is about 11C and for the first 100 meters, you will be blown by strong cave wind speeding over 50 km/h. We were visiting this cave late August, midday and were the only visitors, that's great. They let you into the cave on your own, however, there are guided tours each full hour. Entry is 20 Bosnian mark, which is ~10 EUR.

Such an amazing cave! Outside temperature was 40C and inside always 11.4C
Windy is only at the entrance of the cave until you get deeper. Then magic begins... With a great guide it was a pleasure learning on cave biodiversity. Entrance ticket is about 7.5 EUR for adults and 4 EUR for children.

Amazing cave! Very impressive with immense geological and biological significance. Maria, our guide was very knowledgeable and was great with kids and adults alike. Her English is good. You can pay with credit card and Euro if you don't have local currency. The small museum dedicated to the cave is also recommended.

This cave is absolutely worth the drive. A great day trip from Dubrovnik, with beautiful scenery in both Kroatia and Bosnia Herzegovina along the way.

A very long and nice cave that has a huge bio diversity. It currently can be walked in with a tour guide for 700 meters, which takes approx. 30 min one way and 45 to 60 min in total including the return on the same path, depending on how fast one returns to the entrance. The tours are offered as guided tours only by the full hour. Another 600 meter are about to be finished in infrastructure with lightening and concrete path. As of summer 2023 the entire 1,300 meter (700+600) should be able to be visited. At the end of the tour a living salamander in a water pool is being presented. Absolutely worth the time and money.

Our guide was knowledgeable you can tell he is passionate. No one else was there during low season so we had a private tour. I felt it was amazing.

Great spelunking opportunity, will even likely see the blind salamander native to this massive cave complex. Looks like a pale white axolotl with no eyes about 23 cm in length with external gills.

If you are traveling near Vjetrenica cave, or even just around Trebinje and Dubrovnik you must stop by and visit this cave. It's amazing how wind blows at entrance. Regular tourist tour is around 600 meters long, even if that doesn't sounds great it is worth every minute you spend inside ( i would like to go even longer (deeper) next time). Also you can see one really rare creature its fish called Covjecija ribica, fish that has hands like human.

Bosnian divine unique natural oasis 👌

Vjetrenica is a beautiful cave with lots of things to see. The main star is certainly the manfish, a small and unusual creature. Be sure to bring warmer clothes, because it's 11 degrees inside.

I'm impressed. The professionalism of the employees is at a very high level. The lady who guided us was very pleasant and explained everything that interested us. Be sure to visit this place.

Very nice place to visit, beautiful cave. Visiting cave is guided by such a nice people. Very refreshing to explore inside the cave. The tour is about 1 hour long.

What an amazing work of nature. Must see! Our guide was great, she answered all of our questions and she was very friendly.

Wonderful place
Nice tour guide 😀
10 Bam for students
15 Bam for adults
Ticket also included free enty to the musuem which is 200m away from the cave.
Enjoy life

Amazing place! Guide was professional!

One of the most incredible places to visit in Herzegovina. Tours start each hour and run about 45 minutes. Hard hats are provided and required, mostly because in some parts the ceiling is low. Since temperature in the cave is always around 11 C, they also provide jackets if needed. We came on a hot day, 31 C outside, and we're met with a pleasant breeze at the entrance, like a natural A/C. Guides spoke English and expertly described the history and the formations in the cave. The cave itself is amazing, with very large chambers and beautiful lighting. Highly recommended!

Beautiful cave with guided tours every hour. Definitely worth the visit. The road quality is good to drive around there. There is a very good restaurant next to the place, with well priced, tasty food, and wonderful views. You can pay with card, also with euros.

Wow, wow, wow! Must visit!

Hot summer day, more than 35 degrees C. When you approach the entrance of Vjetrenica cave, yo can feel the cold wind blowing at speed of about 50 km/h.

Vjetrenica means wind cave. But no worries, it's windy for only 150m or so from the entrance, and then it's 11 degrees C constantly inside.

It is beautiful inside. You are amazed what the nature can make. It has also been used long time ago by local landlords and smugglers. There are some artefacts as wells as replicas of animals, like a cave bear.

You can see endemic species inhabitating the cave and adapting to dark and cold place.

Breathtaking cave and surrounding nature, a must see. Special thanks to our guide, Marija.