Vjetrenica Cave 

Protected Landscape Vjetrenica – Popovo Polje is the first independent natural phenomenon of Bosnia and Herzegovina to be included on the UNESCO World Heritage List. It is located in the municipality of Ravno, in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina.

The area includes Vjetrenica Cave, one of the largest cave systems in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Dinaric Alps, with a total length of 7,400 meters. Since 2024, Vjetrenica has been recognized by UNESCO for its world-class biodiversity, hosting 232 species of organisms.

For tourists, 700 meters from the entrance, Vjetrenica offers an unforgettable underground adventure. You can explore the development of cave formations, enjoy waterfalls and streams along the tourist trail, discover the mystical underground wildlife, and admire breathtaking panoramas in the cave’s spacious chambers.

The protected area also features the Vjetrenica Biospeleological Museum, just 300 meters from the cave entrance, where you can learn about the rich history of this unique region and the Vjetrenica Cave. Additionally, the Vjetrenica Info & Educational Center offers VR experiences, providing a virtual tour of Popovo Polje and parts of the cave that are not open to the public.

One complete cave tour takes approx. 40-60 minutes.
With the prior announcement (no later than the day before the visit) the terms of the visit can be adapted to the wishes of the interested visitors!

Outside the cave, you can enjoy spectacular views of Popovo Polje or explore nearby historical stećci (medieval tombstones) using bicycles available for rent at the site.

Welcome to the UNESCO site Vjetrenica – Popovo Polje. Come and discover your mystical world!

You can find the ticket prices here.