Description
Available: every day
Starting point: Šilo, Klimno, Dobrinj, Omišalj, Njivice, Malinska, Rudine, Soline, Čižići
Biserujka Cave is located on the island of Krk, 300 meters northwest of the Rudine village. Though true cave crawlers may find it simpler and smaller, first-time cave explorers and avid nature enthusiasts will be completely enchanted with the subterranean beauty of Biserujka cave.
The 110-meter long pathway through Biserujka is adjusted to tourists and offers a wealth of cave decorations - calcareous sinters, stalagmites, and stalactites. Biserujka also proudly features very diverse wildlife; so far a total of 28 species of organisms were discovered in the cave.
Its underground areas include Mouth, Balcony, Shaft, Great Hall, Northern Channel, Arched Hall, and Cypress Hall.
Not far from the entrance to the cave there is an educational trail Slivanjska which visitors can visit free of charge, on their own. The trail lasts an average of 30-45 minutes depending on the person.
Prices:
- Adults: 6 €
- Children (5-12): 4 €
- Children (0-4): free of charge
Minimum number of persons: 1
Maximum number of persons: 60
WORKING HOURS (every day):
- April: 10:00 - 15:00 h
- May: 09:00 - 17:00 h
- June: 09:00 - 17:00 h
- July: 09:00 - 18:00 h
- August: 09:00 - 18:00 h
- September: 10:00 - 17:00 h
- October: 10:00 - 15:00 h
Cancellation policy:
- 2+ days before departure - free cancellation
- 1-2 days before arrival - 30% of the total amount will be charged
- 0-24 hours before arrival - 70% of the total amount will be charged
Included
Enterance ticket
Tour Guide
Toilet (WC)
Souvenir shop
Private parking
Not included
- Wi-Fi
Additional services
- Buying drinks
Useful tips
- Take the camera
- Stairs must be used
- Put on your sneakers
- Wear at least a T-shirt
- Photographing allowed without flash
- Pets not allowed
- Bring face masks (Covid-19)
Languages in which the service is available
Itinerary
- 1 - Mouth - The mouth area consist of a stone house from which concrete stairs lead into a depth of 6 meters below the entrance
- 2 - Balcony - We then pass through a small hall called the Balcony
- 3 - Shaft - Following is the partially carved passage called the Shaft, which represents the narrowest part of the trail leading through the cave
- 4 - Great Hall - The concrete stairs then lead us into the Great Hall. The ceiling and the walls of the hall are rich in stalactites and stalagmites. The bottom of the Great Hall is located 13 m below the point of entry and has a form of 1 m wide groove, which on the north side extends to 14 m long Northern Channel
- 5 - Northern Channel - The Northern Channel represents the lowest point of the cave
- 6 - Arched Hall - Groove on the northern side of the Great Hall transforms into the Arched Hall which constitutes its lowest part
- 7 - Cypress Hall - Final part of the cave. It is 20 m long, 9-1.5m wide and 2.4-0.5m tall. Recorded at the end of the Cypress Hall are the highest temperature levels and poor air circulation
Meeting point
Difficulty
- For everyone (1 of 5)
What to bring
- Sneakers
