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.

Dubak family lives in Crni Vrh village, some 10 km away from Berane. Dubak’s are Momčilo and Vasilija with their son Svetozar, who has come up with the idea of working in rural tourism industry. They often have guests, too and Svetozar’s sister visits them frequently with her children.  Dubak’s family tradition is husbandry. Momčilo is the owner of 80 sheep and 5 cows and he takes them to katun Šiška every May. Svetozar has decided to keep on his ancestors’ tradition and joined his parents in working with cattle.

Dubak family is primarily into husbandry, but they’ve also got a garden in the village and a large orchard. They grow fruit and vegetables for the family and their guests. They make jams, juices and preserve from fruit, and Svetozar uses it to make brandy. If you visit the household at the right period, you can take part in these activities.

Dubak household is situated within the National Park Biogradska Gora, on Šiškakatun, several minutes of walk from two beautiful lakes, big Šiško and Ševarinsko. Several hours away from the household, some natural attractions of Bjelasica are located, such as three lakes, Biogradsko, Ursulovačko and Pešića, then the highest peak of Bjelasica, called Crna Glava (Black Head), 2,139 MAMSL. A large number of national and local mountain and biking trails pass next to Dubak log cabin.