Lipa Cave

Lipa Cave

Lipa Cave is a karst cave near Cetinje, Montenegro, featuring approximately 2.5 km of illuminated passages with stalactites, stalagmites, and an underground river.

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What is Lipa cave and why is it interesting?

This is a karst cave near Cetinje in Montenegro, one of the largest in the country - about 2.5 km of passages and halls. The height difference between the highest and lowest points exceeds 300 meters, and an underground river flows through part of the cave.

How to get to the cave?

The entrance is located approximately 3-5 km from the city of Cetinje, near the Cetinje-Podgorica road and the Belvedere observation deck. There is a parking lot near the cave, and a small train takes you to the very entrance.

Is it possible to explore the cave alone?

No. Ліпа - перша і поки що єдина печера Чорногорії, відкрита для групових відвідин, і потрапити всередину можна лише з підготованим гідом на спеціальних турах. It was permanently opened for tourists on July 13, 2015.

What should you wear and when is the best time to go?

In the cave, it is constantly 8-12 degrees, so even in the summer heat, a light jacket will not hurt. The season and time determine the guided tours, so it is worth knowing the tour schedule in advance.

What interesting things can be seen here?

The cave is full of unusual forms - stalactites (from thin "spaghetti" to "curtains") and stalagmites of bizarre shapes. And there is also a story here: it began to be explored in the 19th century, Edouard-Alfred Martel, the founder of modern speleology, was among the visitors.

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