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.