Location: |
North of Peja at Radac.
(42.736482, 20.306658) |
Open: |
Daily 10-17. [2015] |
Fee: |
Adults EUR 3.50. Groups (10+): Adults EUR 2. [2015] |
Classification: | Karst Cave limestone and marble |
Light: | |
Dimension: | L=2.800 m, VR=-40 m, T=12.5 °C, A=580 m asl. |
Guided tours: | L=300 m, VR=+25 m, ST=38, D=40min |
Photography: | |
Accessibility: | no, requires basic physical fitness |
Bibliography: | |
Address: | Peja touristic office, no 10 Ismail Qemali, Peja, Kosovo, 30000, Tel: +386-49168566. E-mail: |
As far as we know this information was accurate when it was published (see
years in brackets), but may have changed since then. Please check rates and details directly with the companies in question if you need more recent info. |
1968-1972 | first exploration of the cave. |
2006-present | second exploration. |
29-JAN-2016 | opened to the public. |
Shpella e Radacit (Cave of Radac) is named after the town Radac, where it is located. The cave entrance is at an elevation of 580 m asl at the slopes of Ðutet hill west of town. To get there leave the man road P8 in town to the west and follow the road into the valley of Drini i Bardhë river. At the hydroelectric power station a trail leads up to the cave on the left side of the valley.
This cave is noted for fine speleothems, especially deep rimstone pools. It is a very young show cave, but actually it has been known for a long time. The cave is mentioned various times, mostly for its bats.