Vranjaca Cave

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Want to escape the heat? Come to this cave! It's 15 degrees and also the most thing ever! The guy working there is super and told us about his grandfather who found the and made it accessible. Thanks grandpa, now we can enjoy this too. In summer it tends to get more visitors, but mid September we had the place to ourselves. Luckily so, because we wanted to take pictures at every corner. It was just too to be true. Pics don't do it justice! Go here! relatively small cave. You inside on your own. Temperature inside 15°C which is great rest when there is 39°C outside. Interesting is that it is operated for last 100 years. Two brothers in their 50-60 being the only staff on side. Well done by their grand grandfather realizing 100years ago what industry will be tourism. Breathtaking place to say the least. We passed by with our scooter and decided to see what was here. It is a business and they were all very friendly and wanted to give us as much information as they could. It is a cool story! We thought the looked a bit small but with every step we saw that it was actually quite big and impressive. The colors of the our outstanding and just so beautiful. Worth the if you are in the region. A wonderful experience in this owned with stalactites and stalagmites. Marco’s grandpa discovered it and they built steps and safety measures for people to go down and enjoy. They charge 20 Euros. It’s a cool 15 degrees Celsius year round in there.. It's breathtaking. You just have experience this Cave. It's so !!! Ticket payment: cash only. A with a who have been the custodians for 3 generations. The dirt track on the approach to the parking lot is gravelly so be careful driving down, but the is well lit and has steps/ropes lectors - two brothers speleologists travelling around systems of the world. Place has not very good start, except scenery going info the core of Earth and big hall, where are concerts. But inside it is more and more colourful and rich. cave. For disabled people it's a long distance to roughly 350m. To go to the deappest part of the you need to manage 500 stairs both ways so it's hard for people with disabilities. Very owner who tells the story of the cave. Lovely place. Gem of the area! Managed by grandsons of the discoverer. Not very commercial yet, so we spent more than half of the alone in the cave. Very good explanatory on the entry on how the was discovered and a little bit of geo history. The air is fresh and clean and this is hidden away from crowds and high streets. Must see when visiting neighbouring area. Not very long walk, the stairs on the beginning are the only one, not counting few steps here and there as you on the bottom. Reserve probably 1-1.5h for slow with stops for taking photos. Thank you 👌 Loved it! Owner is great storyteller! Loads of information and views. Temperature drops to 15°C in caves watch out! A wonderful place to just a 30-minute drive from Split, in the peaceful village of Kotlenice. The is impressive and beautifully presented, and the friendly running it makes the even more special. Perfect especially on a rainy day. Wonderful place to visit, owned with a very informative and interesting history of the told by one of the brothers. Such an amazing and stunning sight once inside. Sturdy shoes recommended. Admission fee paid in cash only once you're there. Very small parking area near the entrance but there is a larger area just before. cave, that you can near Split. Two brothers are owners, they told us all about the history and geology of the cave, and how it was discovered by their grandfather. The is magical, we spend there an hour. Very with good guide. 15c cold in , a break from the heat. No card payment so bring cash. We had a fantastic time at this gorgeous and surprisingly big cave. Very good value for the money. Might be worth bringing a jacket as it's cooler down in the cave. The brothers who own and run the place were super and knowledgeable. Their grandfather first found the cave, and it's been a business ever since. Really with a around the stone formations. Highly recommended for people looking to experience something out of the ordinary and, as a plus, escape the heat outside. We were lucky and got there on a day with no tourist busses so had a very and quiet with only 2-3 other small groups. Amazing place, very inside, big enough. A lot of stairs, so be prepared! Land is owned by one for generations and they take care of this cave. Inside around 15°, we didn't need any warm clothes tho, it was fine. Not overcrowded, unlike all other places in Croatia. 5 min from parking. You can pay only buy cash. Overall great place, definitely worth visiting! Not far from machine, where you can buy snacks and drinks for reasonable price. It was beautiful! We took about 2,000 photos—okay, not literally, but we did take a lot. Without even realizing it, we spent an hour and a half inside. You won’t be exploring the with a group and a guide, but with the people you came here with. Don’t worry—it’s impossible to get lost, and the route is clearly marked with signs. You also don’t pay for your ticket in advance, but afterwards. I would definitely recommend this trip for all ages. Unfortunately, it’s not accessible for wheelchairs due to the stairs. But here are the photos we took: We visited an absolutely fantastic place — a family-run business that truly inspires and is a must-visit for everyone, because it’s absolutely worth it. The views along the way to this place are breathtaking, and the location itself is simply mesmerizing. There are no words to describe its beauty. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Tourist attraction