There are three members of the agricultural household Medojević, Miroslav, construction engineer, his wife Zorica, a physiotherapist and their daughter Teodora, a high school student. Agriculture is their additional profession.

They do agriculture at their household (production of organic fruit, and growing vegetables in the greenhouse and on open). They also produce organic cold-pressed chokeberry juice intended for the market and  brandy for themselves.

Medojević household is situated one and a half kilometers away from Mojkovac. Biogradska Gora National Park is 7 km away, and Durmitor National Park – the river Tara canyon is at the distance of 25 km. There is a marked trail for bikers and mountaineers passing next to the household and it leads to the mountain lodge on the Bjelasica mountain. Bjelasica and Sinjajevina are 10 km away and Prošćenska mountain 16, and all these mountains are homes to mountain lodges.

Ćorović family lives in the village called Štitari, located between Berane and Bijelo Polje. Rajo, Dijana and Dalibor are constant members of the household and, occasionally, Velimir, son, visits them with his family. Rajo and Dalibor will teach you everything about beekeeping, they will show you how to live in tune with nature, they will give you more information about the culture and tradition of the north of Montenegro. Dijana is there to teach you how to make traditional dishes and treats, how to prepare winter stores, homemade liqueurs and juices. This is a family that knows what work really is, how good is to live in a village and do these jobs.

Decades-old family tradition is beekeeping. This skill has been improved over years into organic beekeeping, they have certificates to prove this and lab product analyses as well. There are several products that you can buy here, such as honey, royal jelly, propolis drops, honeydew, pollen, wax, natural cosmetic and soaps based on honey, bee wax, unrefined oils, as well as homemade cheese and brandy.  There’s a 70 – hectare orchard situated on the farm (apples, pears, plums) and we offer all types of fresh fruit, compotes, juices, and a garden with corn, potato, peppers, beans and so on. Guest can take part, if he or she wishes, in all the jobs within the household, depending on the season.

Štitari village is a vivid place, hidden within the valley of the river Lim. A drinking water spring is situated close to the house. Some 500 m away from the household, you come upon a monument to the fallen soldiers from the Balkans wars and WW2. The river Lim is also close by, you can take a stroll there, go fishing, swim, go on a boat ride, raft. There are two religious buildings here too, a church and a mosque. Tivran, a well-known canyon and gorge, is 3 to 4 kilometers away from the household and some 15 km away, you can find Šiško Lake, Bjelasica Mountain, Plavac. You can enjoy a day tour or a several- day excursion, while here.

Ćirović family lives in the village Odžak, close to Pljevlja. This household is very proud for the facts that they’ve kept their 100-year-old watermill and their traditional village life. The household is made of Slobodan and Rajka with their daughters. Slobodan is a miller, he enjoys his job there, he looks after the farm and, when animals are concerned, he likes sheep and ducks the most.

Rajka is a housewife. She loves to cook, she grows various vegetables in their garden and she makes all kinds of delicacies from buckwheat and hulled wheat flour. She has perfected her recipe for buckwheat pie, which is a real delight in taste. Also, she makes cheese and clotted cream, she has even received special recognition from the municipality for her semi-hard cheese.

Their daughter Bojana helps them a lot in farm works. She has finished university in Podgorica but she doesn’t give up on her homeland. She advocates for the promotion of the mill and its values. She would like to introduce the importance of the village to young people. She is outgoing and communicative, and she always has her morning coffee in the mill. She shares her family story on social networks and is supported by a large number of people.

Ćirović family grows cereals on their farm (buckwheat, hulled wheat, rye) and they grind it in their mill. They keep cows, sheep, pigs, hens, cats and a dog, too. They produce all types of vegetables in their garden and the cattle gives them milk for dairy products.

Ćirović household is situated along the road Pljevlja – Djurdjevića Tara, some 12 km away from Pljevlja. Some important locations in their proximity are:

• Odžak – the bridge on Djurdjevića Tara, 24 km
• Odžak – Black Lake, 48 km
• Odžak – Durmitor, 50 km
• Odžak – Holy Trinity Monastery, 15 km
• Odžak – Husein Pasha Mosque, 13 km
• Odžak – Meandri Ćehotina, 30 km
• Odžak – Tara rafting, 22 km

Miličić family lives in Dučice, a village situated in the fertile region called Župa. The family is made of its head, Milivoje, his wife Svetlana and their four children. Agriculture (husbandry and gardening) is basic activity of this six-member family.

Cheese and meat are main products, but ample yields of their garden grace their table, too. Fruit grown on farm is used for making jams, liqueurs, brandy, juice and other traditional fruit products.

Miličić household is situated in the forested Župa valley, on a smaller hill overlooking almost entire Župa. Prekornica is the closest mountain, only 7 km away, connected to the household by several trails. Lukavica, Liverovićko Lake, King Nikola preserve are some of the nature riches surrounding the household. Cultural- historic monuments of the region are the St. Luca Monastery from the 15^th century and Voltica, Montenegrin fort from the 19^th century, situated next to the river Gračanica. One or two-hour ride will take you to the Kapetanovo Lake, Ostrog Monastery, wind-park Krnovo, ski resort Vučje, challenging peaks Žurim, Maganik and others.

Pavićević family lives in the village called Kovčica. The household is made of spouses Zoran and Velinka. You can sometimes meet their children here, they help in household activities. You can communicate with their son Milan via email.

Basic activity of Pavićević family is the production of organic food, especially cereals and vegetables. The household also produces homemade dairy products, eggs and meat. The farm is made of the family house and separate apartments for tourists’ accommodation. Guests, together with household members, can take part in everyday activities related to field management and animals care. Also, they can prepare the food from the products grown in the household themselves.

Pavićević household is situated at the altitude of 1,450 meters, in the village Kovčica, 6 kilometers away from Žabljak. It is positioned in the middle of Jezerska plateau, the place with a magnificent view over the mountain Durmitor. Vražje and Riblje lakes are situated a couple of kilometers away from the household, as well as the tombs registered in the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Close by destinations:

Black lake – 9 km
Sedlo Pass – 8 km
The river Tara – 29 km
Ćurevac Viewpoint – 16 km
Savin Kuk ski resort – 5 km
Nevidio Canyon – 22 km

Miško Leković and his family run and expand a small, traditional winery which they have given a modern name – Garnet. Being the agricultural engineer, he uses his knowledge and skills to improve the enology in the region, and thus makes his village an attractive tourist destination. He is proud of the fact that his family has been into production of quality wines and alcoholic beverages for 14 generation.

Grape and wine production is the basic activity of this household. The family has produced red wine and wine distillate – brandy for centuries, but now their product range includes rose and white wine too, as well as fruit liqueurs. He will be more than happy to show his winery to his guests, his beautiful village too and after that he will serve them with wines and food from his kitchen.

Leković household, with Garnet winery, is situated in a historical hamlet called Godinje, inside Skadar Lake National Park. The winery is 5 kilometers away from Virpazar, which is a center of activities in the National Park. The hamlet is recognized for its authentic, traditional architecture and it is declared the National Cultural Heritage site in 2016. Next to the winery, a former summer house of the medieval royal family Balšić is situated, which is at least six centuries old.

A circular hiking trail, 3 kilometers long, goes around the village, and it is connected to Virpazar by a hiking trail.

Praščević family lives in the village Brezojevice, near Plav. The family is made of the host Milutin – Mićo, his wife Radmila and their daughters. Milutin and Radmila are teachers, but they have still found some free time to create a botanical garden “Velemun”, which houses a large number of species. Milutin is also a passionate ex-football player, a mountaineer and a guide.

The family owns an object – a bungalow, intended for the tourists’ accommodation. The object is placed close to their botanical garden, a location convenient for mountaineers, bikers, botanists and other nature lovers.

They grow vegetables, for the needs of the family only. They have also got an orchard and they produce juices, jams, brandies, liqueurs and preserves, which you can try and buy in this household.

Praščević household is situated at the foot of the mountain Visitor, only a hundred kilometers away from the road connecting Berane and Plav. It is very close to the national park “Prokletije” and some beautiful mountain ranges and mountain trails.

Botanical garden “Velemun” is listed among five cultural properties of Plav. Besides the garden, Plav houses a lot of cultural monuments worth visiting.

The household Praščević is also a starting point of some biking and mountain trails.

The Lim River is situated a two minutes’ walk from the household, and so, fly fishing lovers can enjoy their favorite sport there.

And finally, Plav Lake is 1.5 kilometers away from the household, as well as the small town Plav.

Čelanović family lives in the village called Kavač and is traditionally into olive growing, they process olives and produce olive oil in their own mill. Three brothers work there, Dejan, Zoran and Bojan, a third generation of successors of the family tradition.

The basic activity of the Čelanović family is olive processing and olive oil production but they also own a garden where they grow vegetables, for themselves and for their guests. They have an orchard, too and they produce juices and jams. They make different homemade aromatic brandies and liqueurs, various aromatic olive oil soaps, olive tree souvenirs and so on.

Čelanovića Mlin is situated next to the old road between Tivat and Kotor, along the sunny slopes of the hill Vrmac, on the Tivat side of the Bay. Hiking trail Vrmac, suitable for other activities too (biking and jeep safari) is close by, as well as the road that leads to Njeguše and Lovćen, that are only 20 kilometers away. The old town of Kotor, with its many historical monuments, is only 9 kilometers away from the household.

Božović family lives in the village called Glavaca and its members are Milun, Nada and their daughter Jelena. Son Radovan visits occasionally with his family. Milun is the only heir of a numerous family who stayed in the village with his family and who works on the family farm. During summer months, all the people, who have been moving out of the village for decades, return to their home place primarily to visit this family that stayed there to cultivate and keep the family farm.

The family tradition is collecting forest fruit and wild medicinal herbs. Božović family recognizes and differentiates over 100 different tea species, which they collect, dry and pack in a traditional way. This process has been improved for years and besides medicinal herbs used for making tea, they produce a large number of products and natural cosmetics based on medicinal herbs completely. These products are used for improving people’s health as natural dietary supplements that complete the daily intake of vitamins, minerals and other nutritional ingredients that make the body healthier and stronger.

Besides tea herbs, the family also collects forest fruit: strawberries, blueberries, blackberries, raspberries, apples, pears, elderberry, nuts and they make them into delicious juices, jams, preserves. They have an orchard in the yard, too and they grow chokeberry, apples, pears, cherries and plums and a field where they grow all the vegetables. The household has got a cow  and so, milk and dairy products are always fresh, and the honey collected by the bees of this area has a special taste and value. The active work here starts in the early spring, everyone can join and take part in all the activities.

Glavaca village is a picturesque place packed with colors and nature sounds. It is situated at an altitude of 1,600 meters, on the east slopes of the mountain Bjelasica. Hidden within the valley of the village, next to the spring, village household Mirna Luka is set. One can reach, if ready to hike for a couple of hours, the most famous Bjelasica lakes, and hosts will gladly take the role of guides. Milun and Neda Božović can teach you a lot- they will show you how to live in tune with nature, where forest fruit and food given by nature grow, how to pick them and use them. They know the forest trails that lead to the true treasury of medicinal herbs. Every step of this trail will give you a chance to drink fresh, spring water.

Biogradska Gora National Park is only a few- hour walk away. There are numerous lakes, then mountain, biking and hiking trails set in the surrounding area.

Besides visiting Bjelasica Katuns, Nada and Milun will tell and show you how people used to live in this region. Numerous families still live in the way that people lived here a hundred of years ago and it will be possible to meet those families and their way of life on this road. The thing that is really interesting here are stories and legends born in this region and passed from generation to generation. Those are unusual and extraordinary tales, legends and beliefs typical for all the nations but special for each and every region.

Your stay in a comfy, well-furnished, two-story house for six people will be a true treat.

Saveljić family has lived in Gradina for centuries and, as opposed to most Montenegrin villages where people are moving from or have already moved from, they have remained in the village and worked in agriculture. The farm, owned by this family, has brought a large number of visitors to the village and so, they are, beside agriculture, into ecotourism as well, including the professional bird watching. You will be welcomed to the village in two languages, English and French.

The donkey farm was founded on April 26, 2015 and it has several strategic objectives:

Protecting donkeys from extinction

Donkeys are part of natural and cultural heritage of Montenegro and, up to thirty years ago, one could not find a house in the craggy part of the country without a donkey used for many tasks. Due to its rock adaptation and easy maintenance, this animal could be seen everywhere.  Today, they have lost the battle with the industrial revolution, the villages of Montenegro are largely deserted and the donkey lost its previous role.

It has become one of the most endangered species in the country, even more endangered than pelicans. Together with the ones on our farm, there are no more than 150 animals left.

Education

The farm is open for the visitors at the weekends and, for the announced groups from schools and kindergartens, during the weekdays. In December 2018, they have welcomed more than 50,000 visitors. The role of the farm is people sensitization to the problems of animal abuse.

Many children see donkeys for the first time here, they make a contact with them, and they do not stay indifferent during this visit.

Hypo therapy

The farm offers free help to families that have problems with autistic children. Being with the donkeys has proved successful in most cases. Also, since the farm respects the animal rights, the only persons who can ride these donkeys are the children using wheelchair and this therapy can be helpful sometimes. These visits are booked separately and done when there are no visitors on the farm.

Asylum

The farm is asylum for several donkeys we bought in order to save from torture, hunger and hard work.

Donkey milk

Donkey milk is extremely healthy. It can be used for healing or alleviating cough, bronchitis, asthma, eczema, allergies, psoriasis and for recovering the body after radiation or cytostatic use. The milk is one of the best natural products for improving immunity. Almost half of the produced milk is donated for the most difficult illnesses and for children with diabetes. The rest is sold in order to preserve the farm.

Recycling

The farm is made of recycled or used materials. It recycles and asks for your support in this.

The farm has got its own vineyard, an orchard and the field for the production of organic vegetables. It has also got a Visitor Center with a room for up to 25 guests and two apartments (finishing works planned for July 2019).

The farm is situated at one of the most significant historical locations in Montenegro – Gradina Martinićka, within the nature park of the valley of the river Zeta. Beside religious tourism (Ždrebaonik and Ostrog monasteries), cultural-historic one (Gradina Martinićka, Memorial Home of the battle of Martinići and Spuška Glavica), the farm is only a few minutes ride from the attractive banks of the river Zeta.