The Jokić family, owners of Čakorski Konaci, have been building a recognizable destination and a place for rest in the untouched nature of Čakor through years of hard work and effort. As a harmonious and industrious family, they successfully balance family obligations and business, and are particularly proud of their four children, three of whom are currently studying. They are known as very hardworking, responsible, and dedicated people who take special care of every guest, striving to make everyone feel comfortable and welcome. Through much sacrifice and work, they have managed to develop a family business that today attracts numerous guests seeking peace, traditional cuisine, and a warm, hospitable welcome.

The Jokić family is dedicated to preserving the spirit of tradition, hospitable values, and a natural way of food production. In their orchards and gardens, they grow high-quality fruits and vegetables, which are used to make homemade juices, jams, and other products prepared in the traditional way. Additionally, they are involved in livestock farming, thus nurturing the traditional way of working and living in the countryside. Along with wine and honey production, their work represents a blend of nature, family tradition, and the authentic flavors of homemade food.

Čakorski Konaci are located on the Čakor Pass, in a peaceful mountain environment ideal for nature retreats. Nearby are natural attractions and cultural-historical sights of Plav, as well as Lake Plav, which is suitable for day trips. Guests have access to hiking and biking trails, easy walks through the mountain landscapes of Čakor, and numerous opportunities for an active holiday and enjoyment in untouched nature.

During the summer months, the Dubak family moves with their livestock to the Šiška katun, located within the Biogradska Gora National Park. Đorđije and Slavica stay at the katun then, dedicated to daily duties, while their sons and daughter with their families often join them, using every free moment to help and be part of that life.

Livestock farming and beekeeping are deeply rooted in the family tradition, which is passed down to younger generations with love and dedication.

The Dubak family is engaged in various branches of agriculture, nurturing a blend of tradition and homemade production. Their farm includes livestock farming, beekeeping, vegetable growing, and fruit growing, ensuring a diverse and high-quality offer.

On the rural estate, they have an orchard from which homemade brandies, juices, and jams are produced, prepared according to traditional recipes. In the garden, they grow various types of vegetables – potatoes, onions, carrots, zucchini, green beans, beans, cucumbers, peppers, and cabbage, from which they also make various types of salads.

A special segment of their production is beekeeping, while dairy products and meat are provided through livestock farming. Guests always have access to a rich offer of homemade, freshly prepared products that reflect the authentic taste of this region.

The Dubak household is located in the Šiška katun, in the heart of the Biogradska Gora National Park, in an authentic mountain setting that offers peace, beautiful natural landscapes, and numerous opportunities for exploring the surroundings.

In the immediate vicinity are Veliko and Malo Šiško Lake, as well as Ševarinsko Lake, ideal for easy walks and enjoying nature. Hiking enthusiasts can head to Ursulovačko Lake, about a two-hour walk away, as well as Biogradsko Lake, one of the most beautiful glacial lakes in the region, reached by a trail of about three hours.

Hiking and tourist routes pass through this area, such as the katun road “Untold Bjelasica,” national hiking and cycling trails, which connect the most beautiful mountain areas of the region and offer exceptional opportunities for active holidays and multi-day tours. Additionally, a network of local trails leads to mountain peaks (Crna Glava, Zekova Glava) and viewpoints offering impressive views of the surrounding landscapes.

The household is located within one of the last European primeval forests, for which Biogradska Gora is widely known.

Numerous activities are available to guests – hiking, walking, cycling, as well as easy strolls through forest and mountain areas, making this region ideal for day trips and staying in nature.

The household employs a 5-member family. They all work alike, mother in the kitchen and with guests accommodation, and the sons are active in organizing horse riding and other tours, as well as in rural jobs, without which the household wouldn’t even exist. The host welcomes each guest cordially, and they are all involved in enabling a pleasant stay for the household guests. This is the reason guests come back year in year out. During the summer period, when there is more to work, they get a lot of help from their relatives and family friends who live nearby. These are, probably, last generations who are raised like this. Their love for village and agriculture is stronger than anything else that comes with modern, present-day society.

Husbandry and horse keeping are primary activities of the Katun rural household. The advantage of this household is that all the dishes served to their guests are produced at their farm. All the meat and dairy products come from the household.

Katun rural household has also got a small garden, products are used by them and by their guests.

As to horse keeping, this is something of a family tradition in this household. Horses are the main offer. The household organizes horse riding school and riding tours. Horse riding school is available to all the age groups. The instructors will help their students to make those first steps easily. It is also possible to organize riding tours, their duration varying from an hour to several days.  You can visit more than 5 lakes and numerous captivating Durmitor landscapes while riding a horse.

Rural household Katun is situated in the National Park Durmitor, at the very foothill of this beautiful mountain. It is placed along the panoramic route leading around Durmitor, the famous Durmitor ring. A charming glacier lake called Pošćensko Lake can be found only several minutes from the household. On the road towards the mountain, just several kilometers away, a visitor comes across three mountain lakes, Modro Lake, Svrablje Lake and Valovito Lake.  And the view on several Durmitor peaks you come upon while on this road is simply breathtaking. This is also the direction towards the Sedlo pass and all the mountain tours start there. And finally, a water spring called Studenac is also close by, and visiting it is simply a must.  Some 4 kilometers away from the household, passing through the lake plateau, two lakes can be found, called Vražije and Riblje Lake and close to these you’ll come across a UNESCO protected Greek graveyard or tombs. Black Lake is 7 km away from the household, and close to it you’ll find Jablan and Zminje lakes. Tara kanyon is 25 km away.  When you take the road towards Sinjajevina, you will pass through villages called Gornja and Donja Bukovica, where the Bukovica river is located, a river famous for its clean, drinking, class A 1 water. This river is also captivating because of its waterfalls and pools, which are naturally carved into the stones of this river. If you continue further on this road, towards Šavnik, you will come upon the Podmalinsko Monastery, dedicated to the St. Archangel Michael and the folk stories say it’s the monastery built by the king Uroš Nemanjić around 1252.

Ćirović family lives in the village Tušina, Šavnik municipality. This is one of the typical families of the region where people still practice taking cattle up to the katun. Vaso and his wife Dragmila are at the katun most often and it is situated on a beautiful location, on Sinjajevina but still close to Durmitor, while their son Radojica spends time in the village. The basic income source and primary activity of the family is agriculture.

Primary activity of Ćirović family is agriculture, more exactly husbandry and they also produce traditional, mountain cheese. Of course, they grow complete food ingredients for themselves and for their guests, so they have their own vegetables, potato, corn, fruit. They make different regional products from these fruit and vegetables, such as jams, juices, preserve, brandy and so on, and vegetables is used in making winter stores.

Ćirović household is situated close to the river Bukovica, thriving with trout, and it can be swum in this river during summer months. A museum – house of Novica Cerović is placed 2 km away from the Ćirović household, and some 10 km away, you come upon Durmitor National Park and the famous Nevidio canyon. Sinjajevina, the mountain where they take their cattle during summer, is also close by, and you can experience traditional way of katun life here. Both Sinjajevina and Durmitor have a whole network of mountain and biking trails, and the Panoramic Road passes though the village.

Dulović family lives in Donja Morača, in the region of the Morača Monastery and there are three generations living in the household: Slavko and Zorica, their sons Mirko and Miroslav, daughters in law Milanka and Bojana and six underage children. Family’s tradition is agriculture, more precisely husbandry, farming, fruit growing and beekeeping. The tradition is kept on by the new generations.

Basic activities of the family are farming and beekeeping, they’ve got a garden where they grow vegetables and cereals, for them and for their guests. They have also got an orchard and they make juices and jams. If you happen to visit at the right period, you can take part in these activities, too.

The household – PotociKatun is situated a couple of kilometers away from the Ski Resort Kolašin 1450/1600 and some 10 km away from the National park Biogradskagora. The surrounding area is abundant in lakes, peaks, hiking trails, abysses beautiful to look at, and so on. Kolašin town is only 6 kilometers away, and it is steep in cultural and historic heritage.

Medojević family lives in the hamlet Kaludra (village Bistrica), within the valley of the river Tara. Djoko and his wife Velka live on the farm, while their three children, Ivana, an architect, Ivan and Zoran, programmers, live on the relation village – town. The family has carried on the tradition of working in agriculture. Djoko’s parents used to engage in nomad husbandry and take their cattle to the katunKonate on Sinjajevina. It was even something that Djoko did with his family for many years. Today, in the spirit of the time they live in, Medojević family members try to enhance the agriculture with tourism, as well as some other activities they are interested in.

Primary activity of Medojević household is husbandry, but they have also got a garden and an orchard where they grow vegetables and fruit for them, their friends and guests, as well as a small apiary. They produce dairy products, honey, juices, jams, liqueurs and various salads and vegetable products. The assortment is various depending on the year’s abundance and fertility. Besides agriculture, Djoko is also into crafts. As a carpenter, he spends his free time making gusle, a traditional music instrument, then carving wood and making wood furniture. His works can be seen at www.gusle.me. A proof that other activities can be done in village, besides agriculture, is the fact that Ivan and Zoran have registered their programming company THEM , short of The Medojević, there.

Medojević household is situated in the valley of the river Tara, just a breath away from the entrance to the canyon, 15 km away from Mojkovac in the direction of Žabljak. The lowland part of the farm, some 500 m long, reaches the bank of the river Tara, which is the home of the largest and deepest canyon in Europe, second in size in the world and known as the Tear of Europe. Sport fishing is allowed on the river, with the daily license of the local fishing club, which can be provided at the guest’s demand. There are some spontaneous walking routes at the farm, along the river, through the meadows and forest, with lots of resting points and viewpoints. If you go upstream from the farm, some 10 minutes of walk through the forest, you will come upon the old suspension bridge that connects Kaludra to Gostilovina, which is the only vehicular bridge situated downstream from Mojkovac until you reach the bridge on Lever Tara. And if you move on, the roads from the other side of the bridge will take nature lovers and mountaineers towards Prošćenske mountains. National Park Durmitor is in the immediate proximity of the household. Some important locations to visit in the Mojkovac part of the national park are CrnaPoda, a black pine virgin forest, where you’ll see pines that are 400 years old in average, the forest is 8 – 9 km away; village Dobrilovina, some 13 km away, is the home to Dobrilovina Monastery, built in the 15 century; and finally Zabojsko lake is 23-25 km away. National Park Biogradska Gora and Biogradsko lake are 22 km away from the household.

Jakić family lives in the village called Potpeće, close to Pljevlja and there are three generations living in the household – grandfather Vida, daughters Marija, Milica and Ksenija and grandchildren Una, Jovana and Aleksa. Family tradition is organic production (husbandry and vegetable production) and it has carried on with new generations.

Primary activity of Jakić family is husbandry production (cattle – busha, sheep – pramenka, goats, pigs – mangulitza, horses – pony) but they’ve also got a garden, where they grow vegetables for the family and their guests. They have got an orchard, too and they produce juices and jams and if you visit at the right period, you can take part in these activities.

Professional biking trail is close to the household (the old road leading to Žabljak).
HuseinPash mosque (Pljevlja, 7 km away from the household).
Holy Trinity Monastery.
Tara Canyon.
Dubočica Lake (5 km away from the household).
Walking through the forest situated next to the farm.

Djerković family lives in the village Lužac, close to Berane. They spend summer months in the village Košutići, municipality of Andrijevica. Miljan works in the police department and he uses every of his free moments to take his wife and child to the village and finish some of the works awaiting them.

Basic activity of the family is agriculture. They have got a large farm where they plant various vegetables and they also grow fruit for their own needs. From the fruit they grow, they make jams and their famous homemade brandy.

Djerković household is situated in the proximity of the regional park Komovi. A large number of local and national biking and mountain trails pass next to the household. The best known is Via Dinarica. Also, an archeological site, NamastirKošutići, is close by.

Fatić family stays in the village at times, especially when farm works are due, works such as planting, fruit pruning, mowing, fruit picking and harvesting crops. Family tradition is fruit growing and farming. There are three generations living in the family, Duška, the grandmother, and her 3 sons with their families. Some edible mushrooms (chanterelle and boletus) can be found close to the house, at the farm during spring and fall.

Basic activity of the family is fruit growing and farming. They make their own plum, pear and apple brandy, but they also make juices and jams, compotes and preserves. They dry apples, pears and plums. If you happen to visit at the right time, you can take part in these activities.

The household is situated 13 km away from Andrijevica. The Mojan Hostel is located very close to the house, some 500 m away. Guests can take a hiking trail from the house and reach Štavna Mountain. It will take around 2 hours to get there. You can reach the Mojan or KučkiKom mountains by off-road vehicle.

Jokić family lives in the village called Murino, but, since they are into husbandry, they have been spending half a year at the katun for generations. This katun is the place where they offer tourism services, they are situated directly on the route of the Katun Road. Gordana, or rather Goca, as her nickname is, is the lady of the house, she will welcome you and be your host. The katun is also home to her mother and father- law, and one of her seven children is often there, alone or with their own children. So, you may meet four different generations of the Jokić family while there. You will also get to know the old tradition of Montenegrin’s katuns, since this family still practices it, and every single thing in their household is completely traditional.

Jokić family is primarily into husbandry, which means you will be able to taste a superb mountain cheese. They keep cows, sheep and goats, pigs, hens, horses, too. You will see a cat or a dog also, all these animals are typical for a village household. Besides husbandry, the family grows practically all the food they make for themselves and that they serve to their guests. You should try their potato which is exceptional in taste and quality, being grown at this altitude and fertilized with stable manure, without any chemical substances. As it’s usual at the katun, the family picks blueberries, raspberries, blackberries, they collect mushrooms and medicinal herbs, you can taste all these here.

Vujo’s katun is situated at the very top of Čakor. It overlooks all the peaks of Prokletije, and the large portion of this region is registered as a national park. One of the trails from their katun leads to Mokra and Hajla mountains, the so called Katun Road where you can meet other cattle breeders who practice the tradition of going up to the katuns, and another trail leads to Prokletije mountain range, towards the famous trail Peaks of the Balkans.