The Grujičić family lives in the village of Dubočica, they have 6 members. The host Mikailo and his wife Verica live there with their daughter Marijana, son Miloš and daughter-in-law Milica, and with their newborn granddaughter. As a family, they all work in agriculture, as their main branch of occupation. They are traditionally engaged in agriculture, so they are in the countryside throughout the year.

The main activity of the Grujičić family is agriculture, they own cows. They have also got their own orchard, and from the yield they prepare jams and juices for their needs, they also make brandy. In addition to the orchards, they also have their own garden, where various types of vegetables are planted, which are typical for this area. During the summer months, you can participate in most of these activities, depending on the month and current rural activities.

Pljevlja, which is some 15 km from the village of Dubočica, is the town with many religious buildings, such as the monastery of St. Trojice and Ali Pasha’s Mosque.

Near the household, there is also a viewpoint overlooking the meanders of Ćehotina, which is some 200m away from the house. From the village, you can also take a walk to the lake Otilovići, the walk takes about 1 hour. You can swim in the lake, but also ride a boat.

There are many marked biking trails, as well as some easy hiking trails in the vicinity of the household.

The numerous Dragić family lives in harmony in the village of Gornja Bijela, together with their sons and grandchildren. All three of their sons are police officers, which makes their grandparents very proud. Grandma and grandpa are in the village during the winter, but when the summer comes, they go up to the katun with the cattle. The younger ones stay to take care of the house in the village, and their grandson Vuk and granddaughter Masha take their role seriously and spend almost all their time in the village and help with various household chores.

Family is primarily engaged in agriculture; their main income comes from it. They have a flock of sheep, goats, and cows, which spend the summer months on the katun. In the village, they have a garden where they grow various vegetables, such as potatoes, onions, parsley. An orchard is situated next to the house, many plum trees, apples and pears are planted there, and the fruit is used to make various jams, preserves, as well as the brandy, served only in the household. Also, one of the specialties of this household is the walnut tree, whose fruit is used for making treats.

The village of Gornja Bijela is located near the motorway leading from Nikšić to Žabljak, which connects the central and northern part of Montenegro.

The Monastery of St. Georgije gives the special charm of the village, it is about 1,000 years old, and it was built by Prince Vladimir Dukljanski.

The river Bijela’s waterfall called Crnjak is set close to the household, and during the spring (when the snow melts) and during rainy summer days it enchants the visitors. And on hot, summer days, the natural pool on the river is used by the locals, they swim and try to cool down a bit. Also, one of the natural attractions is the source of the river Bijela, which is located 300m from the house. For true adrenaline junkies, there is a possibility to go through the river canyon, which has become increasingly popular in recent period.

At about 10 km from the village, a wind farm was built, which is a real sensation with its windmills.

Also, organization of field trips, such as circular jeep tours, sport fishing on the river, and so on are included in the household’s offer. Several biking and walking trails can be found very close to the village.

The Džabasan family lives in the village of Tepca, at the foot of the Ćurevac peak. Three generations live in this family, brothers Miroje, Radoje and Rade with their mother Dunja. Radoje’s family is also with them, a wife and two children. The brothers share the jobs in the household, Miroje is primarily engaged in beekeeping and growing vegetables in the greenhouse, while Rade is more engaged in husbandry and fruit growing. And Radoje is oriented more to the town, where he is engaged in private business.

The Dzabasan family is engaged in agriculture. They have beehives, and they sell honey on their doorstep, mostly to tourists. As part of their property, there is also an orchard, with plums, walnuts, and cherries, from which they prepare various delicacies. Also, the family grow vegetables in the garden and in the greenhouse. They are also engaged in cattle breeding, and they mostly use dairy products for the needs of their family. Depending on the month of your visit, you will be able to participate in one of the activities that the brothers are currently engaged in.

The Džabasan family lives in the village of Tepca, in the canyon of the Tara River. The village is a well-known Durmitor village for several reasons, one of is because it is the only parish village where almost all kinds of vegetables and fruits thrive. Secondly, because there is a raft in the village, so it is possible to organize rafting from households.

Some of the hiking trails start from this small village, such as the trails to the village of Mala Crna Gora, as well as to the Ćurevac viewpoint. From the top of Ćurevac canyon of the river Tara is 1,333 m deep.

Also, jeep tours to the village from Žabljak are often organized to see village and river.

Žugić household is situated in the village of Novakovići. Three generations live in this household, Milija with his wife Violeta, son, and Milija’s mother. Milija is retired, so they spend almost the whole year in the village. During the winter months, when the snow is heavy, they spend a few months in Podgorica. As soon as the village is cleaned, it is a sign for the family to return to their house.

Žugić farm is engaged in agriculture, has its own sheep, goats, and poultry. They have also got a garden near the house, where they plant vegetables for their own needs and for the needs of their guests. A diligent housewife Violeta picks forest fruits, mostly blueberries, and prepares sweets from them. Also, during August and September, medicinal herbs are harvested and they prepare fresh juices from them, and a certain quantity is dried for the preparation of home-made teas.

Žugić household is located in the immediate vicinity of Vražje and Riblje lakes. During the summer months, locals and tourists bathe on small grassy beaches on Vrazje Lake.

Only 1 km from the household is one of the two necropolises of  tombstones from this village, and the other location is 4 km away.

As the farm is located right next to the border of NP Durmitor, the location is excellent as a starting point for climbing the mountains.

Biking trails pass 200m from the household.

The host Miljan lives in the village of Tepca, on his household, with his mother. Tepca is a small parish village in the canyon of the river Tara. Miljan has his own fishpond, he makes his living from it. They are also engaged in husbandry, you can often see cows, chicken, pigs, and other cattle.

The Ašanin household has got a fishpond, and they sell trout to local households and restaurants / hotels in the town. In addition, they are engaged in agriculture and always have their own meat and dairy products to offer to their guests. Near the house, they have their own garden and greenhouse, where, due to the parish climate, they grow even some untypical types of vegetables for this Durmitor area. They also have their own orchard, with a considerable yield of fruit every year, they use it to make brandy, jams, juices.

The Ašanin family lives in the village of Tepca, in the canyon of the Tara River. The village is a well-known Durmitor village for several reasons, one of them being, it is the only parish village where almost all kinds of vegetables and fruits thrive. The second reason is a rafting camp set in the village, so it is possible to organize rafting from the households.

This small village is a starting point for some of the hiking trails, such as the trails to the village of Mala Crna Gora, as well as to the Ćurevac viewpoint. From the top of Ćurevac, the canyon of the river Tara is 1,333 m deep.

Also, jeep tours from Žabljak to the village are often organized, to visit the village and the river.

The Bezarević family lives in the village of Vukovo brdo, near the Jabuka border crossing, between Montenegro and Serbia. The host Mile lives there with his wife Ana and theit three sons, who are still students. The family tradition is agriculture, and as the sons are growing up, the father teaches them to continue with the family business.

The Bezarević family’s main activity is cattle breeding. In addition to husbandry,they have started with the beekeeping recently, since the area is suitable for beekeeping. Honey that they currently make is for their personal use, because the quantities are limited. Also, they have an orchard, with apple trees, the yields have just begun. Also, they primarily plant in their own garden, as well as salads. These are used to make winter stores.

The Bezarević household is located near the meander of the Ćehotina river, which, with its viewpoints, is the only one of its kind in their area. The first viewpoint is only 10 km from the household. From the viewpoint on Ćehotina, you can reach Otilovića Lake by an asphalt road. Boat rides or swimming can be organized on the lake.

There is a medieval fortress Koznik, better known as Jerenin city near the village.

Obrad lives in the Džabasan household with his wife Gaga and their children, they have three sons and a daughter. The sons have finished school and come to help their parents during the summer months, while their daughter Dragana is still in primary school. The family is engaged in agriculture and makes a living from it, and Gaga sells her dairy products to restaurants and hotels in the town.

Džabasan household is engaged in agriculture. During the winter months, they go with their cattle to a tame village, about 10 km from Tepca, and in the spring they return with sheep and cows. When they return to the village, they plant vegetables that they use for their own needs and for the needs of their guests. There is an orchard on their property, its fruits are used for making juices, jams, and brandy. Making brandy is an unavoidable activity of almost every family in this village.

The Džabasan family lives in the village of Tepca, in the canyon of the Tara River. The village is a well-known Durmitor village for several reasons, one of is because it is the only parish village where almost all kinds of vegetables and fruits thrive. Secondly, because there is a raft in the village, so it is possible to organize rafting from households.

Some of the hiking trails start from this small village, such as the trails to the village of Mala Crna Gora, as well as to the Ćurevac viewpoint. From the top of Ćurevac canyon of the river Tara is 1,333 m deep.

Also, jeep tours to the village from Žabljak are often organized to see village and river.

Biljana is the only person living in the household and she returned from abroad to live in the village, on the estate left to her by her father. She found her peace and enjoyment in the village itself, and the orchards near the house. Biljana’s brother and his family sometimes come to spend their summer vacation together. She is a very active representative of the village, and she tries to valorize it at various events.

Biljana leads a quiet life in the village, she has a garden where she plants vegetables, which she uses to make food. She has also got a large orchard and uses its fruits to make homemade brandy, jams, and preserves.

The village of Gornja Bijela is located near the motorway leading from Nikšić to Žabljak, which connects the central and northern part of Montenegro.

The Monastery of St. Georgije gives the special charm of the village, it is about 1,000 years old, and it was built by Prince Vladimir Dukljanski.

The river Bijela’s waterfall called Crnjak is set close to the household, and during the spring (when the snow melts) and during rainy summer days it enchants the visitors. And on hot, summer days, the natural pool on the river is used by the locals, they swim and try to cool down a bit. Also, one of the natural attractions is the source of the river Bijela, which is located 300m from the house. For true adrenaline junkies, there is a possibility to go through the river canyon, which has become increasingly popular in recent period.

At about 10 km from the village, a wind farm was built, which is a real sensation with its windmills.

Jokanović household is a three-member family, consisting of the host Stevan, his wife Ana, and their underage daughter. The family lives, during winter, in the village called Trsa, on the Piva Mountain, while during the summer months, they stay at the Ljeljenak Katun. The katun is only 5 km away from the village. Stevan and Ana are engaged in agriculture, which is the basic income in the family. They have provided additional accommodation on their katun, so they are successfully engaged in tourism, also.

Jokanović farm is engaged in agriculture, they have cattle, mostly cows, as well as pigs and chickens. From the milk, they prepare many dairy products which they sell on their doorstep, through the recommendation of their satisfied customers. In the village and in the katun both, they plant various vegetables in the gardens, They use a small part for the needs of their family, while everything else is sold. Their guests can try all these products directly on the property, at any time. Ana uses the time between working in the garden and looking after cows to go to the forest and pick forest fruits, mostly blueberries. These are especially large and sweet, when they grow so high in the mountains.

Katun Ljeljenak is located on the road – the Ring of Durmitor, which is the most famous panoramic road in Montenegro. The total length of the road leading around the mountain Durmitor is 80 km, the most beautiful experience is to cross this road on motorbikes or bicycles. This road is a starting point of climbs to almost all Durmitor peaks, only from various locations.

Hiking to the canyon of the river Sušica can start from the katun itself.

Piva lake and Plužine are about 15 km away from the household.

A monument was built in the village of Trsa, and it is dedicated to the village victims of the Second World War.

There are three generations living in the Aprcović family, the host Saša with his wife and their three small children, as well as with his father. They had started their life together in the town, and then they decided to move to the village and they found their peace and made plans for the future in the countryside. Now, they have tied their lives to the village, and to breeding cattle, so their main activity is husbandry.

Aprcović household is engaged in cattle breeding. They have cows, whose milk is used to prepare various dairy products. Full-fat cheese is mostly made and sold. The large pastures around the house are suitable for grazing, and in addition to cows, they also have their own chickens. They grow vegetables on the farm, too and it’s only used by the family. In addition to the garden, they also have their own orchard, which is in the process of obtaining a certificate for organic products, and the fruit in the process are: plum, pear, apple, blackberry, currant, chokeberry. They prepare their special drink from the fruit of wild apple, called vodnjika. The diligent housewife prepares various homemade jams and juices, while the host produces brandy from the remaining fruits.

Village Osojni Orah is located near the Piva Nature Park. There are many marked hiking and walking trails in the nature park, of which the closest to the household trail is the one climbing to the Stabanska lake. The beginning of the trail is 7-8 km away from the household. The trail leading to the Mount Volujak is also near the Aprcović household.

About 10 kilometers from the household is the shore of Piva Lake, as well as Plužine.

Piva Monastery is about 15 kilometers away from the household, a monastery that had to be moved to a new location due to the construction of a dam and the sinking of the part of the canyon where it was primarily situated.

An easy walk of 2 km from the household takes you to a village spring.