Orlovača cave

Orlovača cave is one of the most beautiful caves in the territory of Bosnia and Herzegovina, located on the hill with the same name, in Sumbulovac, 1 km from the main road Sarajevo-Zvornik.

This hidden indescribable beauty, where the stalagmites, stalactites and halaktiti interspersed with fragments of coral and aragonite jewelry and unique cave pillars, remind of antique and Renaissance castles and monuments of different colors. 

The length of the cave channels is about 2 500 meters, and for tourists  around 560 meters of concrete paths and contemporary lighting are available. 

One of the interesting facts about Orlovača is that a cave bear (ursus speleus) lived here 16.000 years ago. The cave is a habitat of the most endangered group of mammals in Europe - a bat (micros hipoptrea).