Lipa Cave And Train Ride

Lipa Cave Guided Tour & Train Ride runs through Lipa cave. Rated 4.8 across 384 reviews. Runs 1 hour. From $19.

Overview

Lipa Cave lies near Cetinje, inland from the Budva coast, and this tour gets you inside it with a guide and a road train ride thrown in. The meeting point is the parking lot at Lipa Dobrska bb, where you collect held tickets at the information desk before boarding. The train then carries you from the parking lot to the cave entrance and back, and one reviewer found the train ride itself a big part of the appeal.

The full experience runs about 1 hour. A multilingual professional guide leads the walk through the cave passages, pointing out the different mineral formations and explaining how the caves formed and their history. Visitors insurance, taxes, and parking fees are covered in the ticket. Groups are capped at 40 travellers, and the whole thing ends back where it started, at the parking lot.

The tour works as a short, structured outing rather than a full-day excursion. One reviewer described it as refreshing on a hot day, since the cave temperature holds steady between 10 and 12°C all year. If you want food or a drink, plan for it separately, since refreshments are available for purchase but not part of the ticket.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Meet at Lipa cave parkingReport to the info desk at the Lipa cave parking lot, Lipa Dobrska bb, Lipa 81250. Pick up your held tickets at the ticket office before boarding.
2. Road train to the caveThe included road train ride carries you from the parking lot to the cave entrance. The trip takes about five minutes according to one reviewer.
3. Guided cave walkA professional multilingual guide leads the cave visit, with admission included. The tour explores the passages and their formations.
4. Train back and finishThe train returns you to the parking lot, where the activity ends. Food and drinks, if wanted, are available for purchase but not included in the ticket.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical things shape how this tour goes, from the constant cold underground to the pace of a guided group.

• Bring warm layers. The cave temperature stays between 10 and 12°C, and reviewers consistently say a jacket or light jumper is enough to stay comfortable. Several travellers stressed how cold it feels inside, so pack more warmth than a hot day outside suggests.
• Wear proper shoes. One reviewer pointed out the visit is all walking and recommended good shoes. The listing asks for a moderate level of physical fitness. The surface inside is not described as difficult, but footing matters.
• Group size and pace. The tour runs with a maximum of 40 travellers. Reviewers generally found the hour just right for the visit.
• Kids are welcome. Children must be accompanied by an adult, per the listing. The short duration keeps the outing contained. Guides are described in the reviews as knowledgeable and friendly.
• Food and extras. Food, drinks, and alcoholic drinks are available for purchase but not included, and the same goes for an audio headset. One reviewer mentioned a cafe at the site, though that is not part of the booking.
• Timing and crowds. One reviewer found the early tour noticeably less crowded than later departures. Rainy days can also draw heavy attendance, as another visitor reported record crowds during a rainstorm. Booking an earlier slot may mean a quieter walk.

Common issues. The cave is not wheelchair accessible, and the listing asks for moderate physical fitness, so travelers with limited mobility should think twice. Groups can reach 40 people. Weather also matters operationally: the experience requires good conditions, and if it is cancelled you are offered a different date or a full refund.

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