Stopić Cave, nestled in Central Serbia near Sirogojno, is a captivating natural wonder offering an accessible and educational experience. While parts feature pathways and stairs, making it generally accessible, a guided tour is highly recommended, and often mandatory, to ensure safety and provide insights into its unique geological formations like the impressive tufa bathtubs and underground river. The cave is typically open from spring to autumn, with seasonal closures often occurring during winter months (November to March), so checking current operating hours is advisable. The entrance fee is usually modest, around 250-300 RSD (2-3 EUR) per adult, and a typical visit lasts approximately 45 minutes to an hour. Visitors should bring a light jacket as the cave's temperature remains consistent, and it's a perfect addition to a day trip exploring the Zlatibor region.