Before entering the caves, explore the interactive visitor center and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding UNESCO Global Geopark. It’s an ideal start or end to your cave adventure.

Follow the path along the Reka River as it disappears into the karst underground. The sounds of rushing water echo through the massive halls. It’s a breathtaking and adventurous part of the guided tour.

Located near the entrance, this museum displays fossils, minerals, and insights into the cave’s geological formation. It's a great way to understand the cave’s age and significance. Perfect before or after your cave tour.

An enormous sinkhole with lush vegetation and dramatic limestone walls. It’s a stunning open-air part of the cave system and feels like stepping into a prehistoric world. Perfect for nature photography and hikes.

A smaller and more secluded section often used in scientific research and archaeological studies. It provides insight into early human settlements in the area. It’s quieter and adds a historical dimension to your visit.

Suspended 45 meters above the river, this narrow bridge is both thrilling and scenic. Walking across it offers a dramatic view of the underground canyon below. It’s not for the faint of heart but totally worth it.

Named for the sound of the Reka River rushing below, this section is vast and powerful. The dramatic scenery includes high ceilings and steep cliffs. It’s one of the most awe-inspiring sections of the cave.

This part of the cave system features intricate stalactites and stalagmites in an eerie, quiet atmosphere. It's ideal for appreciating the natural beauty of karst formations. A mesmerizing underground world that feels untouched by time.