Giant entrance
35 m wide.
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A limestone cave on the slopes of Mount Zlatibor in western Serbia, about 19 kilometres from Zlatibor town towards Sirogojno. It is a protected natural monument and since 2022 has been the most visited cave in Serbia. Its entrance is huge, 18 metres high and 35 metres wide, and it runs for 1,691 metres in all. The Trnavski Potok stream flows through it, making it a living river cave whose sounds and light change as you go deeper. Its highlights are a 9.5-metre indoor waterfall called the Spring of Life and tufa pools shaped like bathtubs that fill with water and then spill over in little cascades, along with stalactites and stalagmites, all seen from safe metal walkways and bridges. Tickets are RSD 400 for adults and RSD 250 for children aged 7 to 14, open daily 9:30–18:00 in season, per visitor guides. It is cool and damp inside all year, so bring a jacket and non-slip shoes.
35 m wide.
Indoor waterfall.
Natural bathtubs.
Rožanstvo, about 19 km from Zlatibor
RSD 400 for adults and RSD 250 for children aged 7 to 14, per visitor guides.