Deepest Caves

Veryovkina Cave leads Deepest Caves at 2,212 m, in Georgia. It is followed by Krubera Cave (2,199 m) and Sarma cave (1,830 m).

• Veryovkina Cave — 2,212 (Georgia)
• Krubera Cave — 2,199 (Georgia)
• Sarma cave — 1,830 (Georgia)
• Skalarjevo brezno — 1,209 (Slovenia)
• Sternes — 729 (Greece)
• Hranice Abyss — 520 (Czech Republic)
• Raychova dupka — 377 (Bulgaria)
• Barki 14 — 356 (Bulgaria)
• Lezetxiki — 345 (Spain)
• Golyamata yama 3 — 344 (Bulgaria)
• Tizoin — 320 (Bulgaria)
• Belyar — 282 (Bulgaria)
• Tzanis Cave — 280 (Greece)
• Dağlı Kuylucu Cave — 279 (Turkey)
• Lokvarka Cave — 275 (Croatia)
• Drangaleshka propast — 255 (Bulgaria)
• Lednika — 242 (Bulgaria)
• Malkata yama — 232 (Bulgaria)
• Vrelo Cave — 230 (North Macedonia)
• Maglivata peshtera — 220 (Bulgaria)
• Avenc Montserrat Ubach — 202 (Spain)
• Witeleloch — 200 (Austria)
• Devil's Well — 200 (Greece)

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