Stopić Cave

Fantastically beautiful cave! Very spectacular water baths with water cascading over the edge. Ice stalagmites and ice jellyfish on the stairs. Very atmospheric and worth a visit.

Entry cost is 400 dinar for adults and 80 dinar parking.

Slots from 8 to 13 are not available for visitors.

You had to pay for both parking and entrance to the cave, but the prices were not expensive. I've been to many caves, but this one was special because it also had a waterfall inside. It was a pretty cool experience. The cave entrance was also very spectacular and something different that I have not seen before. I definitely recommend a visit. The Gostilje waterfall is also nearby, which you can visit on the same day.

A beautiful cave. The cave with the largest entrance in Serbia. Very well organized walking paths. Lack of guides, but you have an app with audio guides in several languages.

Just a few kilometers from Zlatibor is this cave that you should visit just to feel the atmosphere inside it and see what nature can actually do. Entrance is 400 dinars. , provided plenty of parking spaces for cars and the price is 80 dinars. The approach to it is steep but generally well secured. Maybe it would be better if it was lit a little more inside and without those light show lights. It is very beautiful and one of the better caves in Serbia.

This is a very beautiful place, but the opening hours are incorrect. In fact, they close at 16.30, you can only enter until 16.15 and they will rush you. Therefore, if you want to visit, I recommend coming at lunchtime

A beautiful cave with excellent lighting in every part inside. Highly recommended for anyone who wants to visit this beautiful work of nature.

a cave with not so rich cave decoration, but with unique tubs that are full of water in the spring. the paths inside the cave are beautifully designed. there is a bus parking lot next to the main road. if you take the road towards the cave, you will reach the car park. access to the cave is via a well-maintained path that passes through the forest.

It was good but I wish more parts can be discovered and be accessible for the public. It can be fixed in a way that makes you revisit it!

Very nice cave, well lit and secured. Your ticket costs 250 dinars, and with it you get an audio guide, so you can also enjoy the history and story of the origin of the cave.
There are a lot of stairs, so if the weather is a bit rainy, you have to be careful. The path is secured, so there are no issues when it comes to safety.

I'm loving it! Huge amazing cave, comfortable stairs, good lighting. Very interesting excursion from the application.

Amazing and unique natural monument. Worth to visit and enjoy the beauty of the nature. Very good for quality time with your family.

Cool cave. Well arranged and worth visiting.

Definitely worth visiting.

One may think it's not too exciting visiting a cave but this is well worth it. New sections of the cave have been recently opened and it's amazing to see it bathed in various lights and see water pools.

Bear in mind there are metal stairs so it's not accessible for those with mobility issues. But otherwise it's well worth visiting when visiting Zlatibor. Admission is 400 dinars and definitely worth it.

Great for a 1/2 day trip!

This is a must see, when you are in the area!

The cave is fantastic, and the walking paths are nicely done, with good surrounding lightning everywhere. Really a joyful experience, also for small kids.

There is a parking place, where you need to pay by cash. From that parking place, a narrow walking path through woods is leading to the cave entrance.

If you do not have RSD currency, you can change EUR at the small shops near the parking place.

The staff is very helpful.

A beautiful cave that you can visit . There is plenty of parking at the start of the path at a small fee (70 cents) . There is a nice paved path of about 300 meters that leads to the entrance of the cave. There is a ticket office there with a small fee to enter the cave (2 euro) . The cave itself is well lit and can be explored following the path created that goes up and around the whole place. It is not very big and you can see the whole place in about half an hour. Don't forget to get a jacket as it is a bit cold in the inside 🤣.

Amazing cave definitely worth visiting this place if you are close by.. For the entrance you need to walk 10 minutes through a beautiful path but with a lot of stairs for elders may is difficult! The cave is quite big with a small underground waterfall and a river. There is an area to eat, you need to pay to euros for the tickets and 0.50€ for the parking.

Visit to Stopic Cave is a wonderful experience indeed. The entire rout through the jungle and wilderness, lush green mountain with comfortable pathways created for easy accessibility. Though it’s not a very straight simple road, it’s not very difficult either.
The sheer size of the cave is massive and the first impression is amazing. The whole experience is breathtaking, as you explore the cave you will notice the chilly weather changes inside between 14-15 degrees.
The feel and experience inside is different, specially for me cause I have been to couple of other caves other parts of the world, including Lebanon. This cave is relatively not so deep inside, at least not open for tourists to explore. The pathways and lights inside help you to explore this effortlessly.
It is all worthwhile to visit if you are in Serbia for vacation and already planning to be in Zlatibor for sometime.

Only had half an hour to enjoy the cave, but it was great. There are a lot of steps ti get down to the cave, it can be a little bit slippery but the hand rails are quite sturdy. There are also metal steps in the cave aswell. You do need to be reasonably fit to enjoy this place. I use a walking stick and was able to navigate without too much of an issue. The cave itself is quite beautiful to see. Well worth the visit and you get a free cardio workout at the same time!

Just a few pics to tickle your imagination. It is impressive what a nature can make. Note: if you go with a car near the cave (actually it is not that near, but close), it is a paid parking. And yes, it is opened by 6 PM.