Gadime Cave

The cave is large, with many corridors and halls. The cave opens at 9 a.m., and since we met our Macedonian guide to the cave, their cave guide did not come with us. The entrance fee is 2€ per person, and parking is free. There is a restaurant in front of the cave. The entire cave is wet, there is aragonite everywhere, and this is one of the rare caves in Europe where you can see it growing naturally. There is also an underground lake here, but tourists cannot see it. Do not enter the cave alone without a guide and do not separate yourself from the group, because you can easily get lost, and that happened to me too, when I briefly separated from the group. All in all, the cave is really beautiful and worth visiting.

Super cave and interesting facts! The guide what good and answerd al questions and speaks 3+languages. Be aware of the timing becous the entry is only on grups individual entry is denied. And the price is only 2€

Quite unassuming size. It’s large as caves go and well looked after. Tour guide is fire friendly and explained in English as we went round. Booking/ticket office was closed between 12-1 - so we had a drink at the cafe. The tickets office and entrance is located behind the restaurant.

Recommended to visit, it's only €2 per person and you can join a group tour that departs every 30 minutes. Our tour guide sadly didn't speak English, but we understand a little German so a few friendly Germans translated the Albanian vocabulary to us. The tour would take about 30/40 minutes.

Was only $2 euro to visit and a really interesting cave system. Bigger than what i thought for the price. Closes at 4pm so last tour through is 3.30pm. Definitely worth a visit if in the area. Floor is all concrete so an easy walk through. There is some spots with water on the floor. Restaurant next door for food and coffee with clean toilets. Park out front of restaurant.

Beautiful natural cave just 20-30mins away from Prishtina. Easy to get to and no need for hiking or anything. The entry was also just 2€ with the guide included. very old cane with a lot of underwater waterways as well. Overall a beautiful visit

A very interesting cave. The guide explains in great detail the history and all the interesting facts about the cave itself. The tour itself is quite nice, but the place needs a little bit more maintenance. In certain places the ceiling is quite low and requires a bit attention. Apart from that it is a great experience, and the visit is really cheap!

Okay, I dont know where to start... From the parking lot, you need to take towards the restaurant and keep right hand, follow along the restaurant building walk à bit up and there is the entrance. Tickets are 2€ as of May 2025. Basically worth it, though you have to wait for the guide, since it's a guided tour... Well, there my critic starts, i was together with a group of turkish and spanish speaking people, later monopolizing the groupe and guide, while being on top very extrovert though selfish "shouting around", expecting others to move away for them to take pictures, behaving like the cave was there's. In addition to this, if you can somehow avoid it, try to get there when there ain't school classes having tours. They are so badly educated, walking around, jumping, talking running, shouting... the teachers not intervening. All in all it's a beautiful site, though your own visit is dulled due to disrespectfull behavior of others. Not to mention the trash laying around. I would suggest, bring a headlamp.