Dragobi Cave is located in the Valbona Valley, near the village of Dragobi, in the heart of the Albanian Alps. It is one of the most famous karst caves in the north, formed in limestone rocks by the processes of erosion and water infiltration during geological periods.
Its entrance offers an extraordinary view of the Valbona River and the high Alpine peaks, making it a favorite stop for visitors exploring the Valbona National Park.
Near the cave there are mountain roads that connect Dragobina with the tourist centers of Valbona and Theth, including this place in the most popular alpine and adventure tourism itineraries in Albania.
The Dragobi Cave has been declared a Natural Monument for its geomorphological, speleological and landscape values.
It represents a rare karst formation of the Albanian Alps, important for studies on the geological structure of Valbona and for the development of ecotourism in this protected park.
