Through the underground canyon of the Škocjan Caves
Explore the park and experience a part of the UNESCO World Heritage.
Enter the mysterious underground world sculpted by the Reka River. Within the Škocjan Caves, you will marvel at spectacular dripstones, but the most extraordinary feature is the nearly 100-metre-high underground canyon, ranking among the largest in the world.
The Škocjan Caves Park is an open-air museum, showcasing both surface and underground karst phenomena. Among them, the Škocjan Caves system stands out with its natural pristine beauty – it has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage since 1986.
Guided tour prices
| Period (month) | Adults | Pensioners, students (up to 26 years) | Children |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan., Feb., Nov., Dec. | €16 | €12 | €7.5 |
| Mar., Apr., May, Jun., Sept., Oct. | €18 | €14 | €9 |
| Jul., Aug. | €20 | €16 | €10 |
Prices include a guided tour of the Škocjan Caves, a visit to the fossil passage – the dripstone section of the caves, a tour of one of the largest underground canyons in Europe, a visit to one of Slovenia’s largest collapse dolines, an observation of the Reka River at its final sink into the caves, a view of the natural bridge separating the two collapse dolines,
a spectacular look at the waterfall in Velika dolina, free exploration of the marked trails in the park, and visits to other natural and cultural attractions in the park.
Required equipment and restrictions:
sturdy hiking shoes and a warm jacket, as the cave is cold.
The cave is not accessible for visitors with disabilities.
Opening hours
The timetable varies – up-to-date information is available on the Škocjan Caves Park website.
