Golubnjaca Pecina

Golubnjaca Cave - Bear Cave


Useful Information

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Golubnjaca Pecina, Plitvička Jezera, Croatia. Public Domain.
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Golubnjaca Pecina, Plitvička Jezera, Croatia. Public Domain.
Location:
Close to the Bosnia-Hercegovina border. 140 km south of Zagreb.
(44.9096816, 15.6085195)
Open: Spring daily 7-19, last entry 16.
Summer daily 7-20, last entry 17.
Autumn daily 7-19, last entry 16.
Winter daily 7-15, last entry 13
[2024]
Fee: NOV to MAR: Adults EUR 10, Children (7-18) EUR 4, Children (0-6) free, Students EUR 6, Disabled free.
Groups (15+): Adults EUR 9.50, Children (7-18) EUR 3.50, Students EUR 5.
APR to MAY: Adults EUR 23, Children (7-18) EUR 6, Children (0-6) free, Students EUR 14, Disabled free.
Groups (15+): Adults EUR 21, Children (7-18) EUR 5, Students EUR 13.
JUN to SEP: Full Day: Adults EUR 40, Children (7-18) EUR 15, Children (0-6) free, Students EUR 25, Disabled free.
Groups (15+): Adults EUR 35, Children (7-18) EUR 13, Students EUR 24.
Half Day, from 16: Adults EUR 25, Children (7-18) EUR 9, Children (0-6) free, Students EUR 15, Disabled free.
Groups (15+): Adults EUR 25, Children (7-18) EUR 8, Students EUR 15.
OCT: Adults EUR 23, Children (7-18) EUR 6, Children (0-6) free, Students EUR 14, Disabled free.
Groups (15+): Adults EUR 21, Children (7-18) EUR 5, Students EUR 13.
[2024]
Classification: SpeleologyKarst Cave
Light: none, bring torch
Dimension: L=130 m, St=230.
Guided tours: self guided
Photography: allowed
Accessibility: no
Bibliography:
Address: Nacionalni Park Plitvička Jezera, Znanstveno - stručni centar "Dr. Ivo Pevalek", 53231 Plitvička Jezera, Tel: +385-53-751-015, Fax: +385-53-751-014. E-mail: contact
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History

Description

Golubnjaca Pecina (Bear Cave) is part of the Plitvice Lakes National Park. A wooden path along the lakes and stone steps lead up to the cave entrance. Once more a bear cave, with two enormous entrance portals, 24 m and 46 m meters high, a good location for bears. This cave is visible from far, from the lookout at Entrance 1 as well as from where the Lower Lakes canyon starts. It is located on the right shore of the Korana brook.

The cave is 160 m long and equipped with 230 concrete steps and a concrete bridge. Once it also had electric light and a cave guide, and it was closed by a gate. But the electric light and the speleothems were destroyed, and so today the cave is open for self-guided tours during a visit to the park. Bring a good torch and wear appropriate clothes.