Lipa cave

Such an enjoyable trip, you go down on a small train to the cave and then walk through. Really knowledgeable guide took us around. Very interesting and beautiful place. Whole tour takes about an hour. It's cold in the cave, around 10 degrees so take warm clothes.

The cave complex includes a nice visitor’s center with a cafe and large outdoor terrace, where guests wait for their tour time. A small shuttle then takes approximately 50 people at a time to the caves themselves. The tour is guided and provides a history of the caves, geology, and some interesting notes. The tour itself is approximately 45 minutes. The caves have a well-maintained concrete trail, and the lighting is good. The caves are similar to others of their kind around the world, but nonetheless, worthwhile. The nearby town of Cetinje is also worth exploring and is a good spot for a meal either before or after the tour.

Very great experience, if you've never visited caves before. Do take clothes with you, cause it's quite cold inside, about 10 degrees Celcium. You will be guided by personal with great English.

Unforgettable experience, a total must visit when staying in Montenegro. We were with a 3,8 years old toddler and that was an exciting and safe experience for our whole family. Important thing - check the hours since the visit happens only on the group trip, which happens every 15-30 mins during the summer season. Also they offer more adventurous tours for adults and 5+ kids, which I am sure are worth of it. In this case request and booking in advance should be done via email.

Very nice and interesting tour, definitely worth it. Check on the cave webpage for tour start hours and prices (we paid 15,9€ per person) and make sure you arrive early enough to catch a train that drives you to the cave entrance. It's 45min guided tour. Make sure to bring something worm with you since inside temperature is around 10 degrees.

A very nice stalgamate cave. A tour departs from the information center every so often and includes a cute road train ride of 5 minutes to the cave and another hour or so inside There's an informative guide detailing the history of the cave and other information.

A short (1 hour long) guided tour inside the cave is definitely worth it. This is one of the most well maintained caves I've been into. A jacket or sweater is highly recommended as it's between 8-12° C year around. Tickets purchased upon arrival.

Well designed pathing without being too intrusive to the natural environment. Would be better if people behaved (as in no touching of the delicate stalactites and stalagmites, no yelling, being quiet when the guide is explaining, etc.). The guide was new but had all the facts about the cave and was able to answer more specific questions too. Worth the money.