Resavska Pecina

There is an entrance to the cave with a guide, a group enters every full hour. The guide was pleasant, explained everything we were interested in. There is really a lot to see, I recommend it. The ticket is bought in front of the entrance to the cave

Stunning cave with amazing rock formations. Gentle stepped slopes on the 800m path dropping down 80m. If you are lucky you will see the bats.

Nice site to visit and experience various rock formations which are made visible by incredible indoor lighting and it is worth paying a visit to this site. Need to carry a jacket to keep oneself warm since it is quite cold inside the cave.

This place was truly interesting! The tour costs 600 dinars per person and lasts about 30 minutes. Make sure you bring a jacket and wear socks, it's cold!

It’s a must place to visit in Serbia, the age of this cave is estimated at 80million years.

The ticket price is 500RSD

Resava Cave is the most extensive cave system in East Serbia. One phenomenal and unique experience. Numerous halls, channels, stalactites, stalagmites, and flowstone waterfalls. It is difficult to walk, the stairs are slippery, and the corridors are narrow. It is freezing; 12 Celsius is the temperature.

This is one of the largest and most beautiful caves certainly in this part of the world.
Definitely a must see if you are visiting Central Serbia.
Make sure you bring a sweater or a jacket as the cave tends to be very cold, no matter what time of the year you are visiting.

One of the biggest caves in Serbia.
Good for family tours.
Keep in mind it is a cave so dress better.

Resava Cave is the most extensive cave system in Serbia. It is difficult to walk, the stairs are slippery, and it is freezing. One extraordinary adventure.

It was a great experience. I would have loved if it lasted longer. Tour guide wasn't very enthusiastic. But cave itself was amazing.

Nice circular walking route inside the cave. We went with children and they enjoyed the visit (around 40 minutes). Our guides tour guide spoke in Serbian, but they also offered tours in English. Beautiful surroundings!!

Superb location! The guide is in Serbian!
Ps: If you see a paved road, turn back immediately, it is an offroad road. You will finish the cars

One of the finest wonders of nature, have ever seen. Created naturally 80 Million years ago and discovered only in 1962. Its 30 Deg C outside and just 8-10 Deg C, the moment you cross the entrance. Go up and down-move around for 800 mtrs to see the finest creations of nature in white, red and yellow. Mesmerizing Site. Must visit place.

Awesome visit, bring a light jacket, it's a bit chilly in the cave.

Very nice and interesting cave.
Very old. There is about 800m opened for visitors. The journey through the cave lasts about 45 minutes. Many interesting stories to here.
In winter you can see the bats hanging around and you are able to take some clouse close range Fotos of them.
Our guide was very interesting and polite.
You can enter only with guide and the tours are on every full hour. If you miss the time there is a Cafe on site with very polite and friendly staff. They have very good coffee and the prices are low.
For every recommendation.

Very interesting tour with interesting history.
Every recommendation for visiting this place, and also, when you came to this place you can visit big Buk waterfall.

One of the best tourist attraction in Serbia. I've visited many other caves in Europe, but this is the best of them.

Beautiful cave with very reach cave’s scenery. Everything is very well organized, tour is well guide, but a little bit short. Local guide mention that there was some concerts inside of the caves, so that is something that would be worth visiting. Pictures are saying more then words, so I add few pictures from inside of the cave.

This cave is really one of the wonders in the world. It was a little difficult to locate. Need to go the the restaurant in front and the guid will accompany the visitors. It is deep and large cave with lot of natural formations in different shapes..

Resavska cave is the most famous cave in Serbia. I have been here almost 30 years ago, when I was in 4th grade with school excursion. Nowdays it looks modern, there is a guided tour through 800m of the cave. Tickets are not too expensive, about 3 euros per person. The temperature inside is about 7 degrees celsius, so make sure you bring jackets with you. One thing that is absolutely unacceptable in 2021 is that ticket office is not equipped with credit and debit cards terminals, so they accept cash only.