The Muratović family lives in the village of Kalica, in the municipality of Petnjica, in northern Montenegro, where they have been engaged in animal husbandry and agriculture for generations. The household consists of Ermin Muratović, his mother Mevluda, his wife, and their two children, and the family’s daily life is based on working on the estate and caring for animals.
The Muratović family nurtures a traditional way of life and passes on knowledge from older to younger generations, especially when it comes to food production, cattle breeding, and preserving the customs of this region. Most of the food they produce themselves – dairy products, vegetables, grains, and fruits – in a natural and seasonal way, without industrial production.

A particularly important part of their life is moving to the katun. Every year during the summer, they move to the Pučpolje katun, where they continue a decades-long family tradition of staying in the mountains. There they take care of cows, sheep, and poultry, cultivate a small garden, and make homemade products, living in harmony with nature and its rhythm.

This way of life represents a blend of tradition, self-sustainability, and respect for nature, which makes this family an authentic example of rural life in the north of Montenegro.

The main activity of the Muratović family is animal husbandry and agriculture. In their household, they raise cows, sheep, and poultry, and they devote a significant part of their time to the production of milk and homemade dairy products.

In addition, they have a garden where they grow various types of vegetables, as well as grains such as corn and wheat, from which they prepare homemade bread. In the village, they also produce fruit and natural juices, while during their stay at the katun, they collect wild berries and mushrooms.

Most of the food they use comes from their own production, in a natural and seasonal way. Guests staying with the Muratović family have the opportunity to taste homemade products, but also to participate in daily activities, depending on the season and current work on the estate.

The Muratović family household is located in the village of Kalica, in the municipality of Petnjica, in northern Montenegro. During the summer, they stay at the Pučpolje katun, which is part of the traditional Katun Roads route, known for its preserved mountain landscapes and authentic way of life.
In the surrounding area, there are several interesting places that guests can explore during their stay:

Cultural and historical monuments:
In the center of Petnjica is the Petnjica Mosque, an important religious and cultural object of this region. The local archaeological site where traces of katuns from the Bronze Age were discovered is of particular value, which speaks of the long tradition of animal husbandry and mountain life in this area.

Natural attractions:
The area of Kalica and the Pučpolje katun are characterized by untouched nature, vast pastures, forests, and mountain viewpoints, ideal for a peaceful stay and exploration.

Active vacation:
This area is suitable for hiking, light walks, and staying in nature, and the fact that it is located on the Katun Roads route, which connects traditional mountain households and allows for a unique experience of life on the katun, adds special value.
This location provides guests with the opportunity to get to know a less known, but extremely authentic and preserved part of Montenegro.

Ajdarpašić family lives in the village Vrševo, municipality of Petnjica, and you will be welcomed by the host Tufo, his wife Bisa and their son. This family is traditionally into bee keeping and this area offers ideal conditions for engaging in this activity and so the honey produced by them is of very high quality.

Bee keeping is the main activity of the household, but, beside this, they do gardening, cropping and fruit growing. This household includes premises for the processing of honey and you will be able to join them in extracting honey and other activities, if you happen to be their guest at the right time, of course.

Ajdarpašić household is situated at the altitude of 1,600 m, close to Radmanska gorge and archeological site Torina from the 3^rd century BC, and the guests can enjoy in walks towards the neighboring mountain peaks, Rudina, Lom and Lađevac that offer a magnificent view of the mountains Bjelasica, Zekova Glava and Komovi. Guests can visit a large number of cultural-historical monuments on the territory of the municipality of Petnjica, and the highlight of the visit would be the old mosque in Petnica. While here, you shouldn’t miss the opportunity to hear the story about and see the famous Ćilim (oriental carpet) from Bihor, a protected nonmaterial cultural heritage.

Adrović family lives in the village Bor, the household includes a husband and a wife with their three daughters.

The basic activities of Adrović family are husbandry and sheep breeding, production of traditional dairy and meat products, bee keeping and they also have their own garden where they grow vegetables, for them and for their guests. They have got an orchard, too and they produce juices and jams and if you visit at the right time, you can take part in these activities.

Adrović household is situated at the altitude of 1,240 meters. A 16-century mosque is only 10 kilometers away from the household. The household is close by an attractive picnic site set along the river Popča called Bratimin Vir, which is 4 kilometers away. Then, some 10 kilometers away, visitors will find the archeological site Torine, cave Hordovica, viewpoints Kalenica, Koraćki Krš, Lađevci, Pločnik and Gradina , all of them offer a great view to Komovi, Bjelasica and Hajla mountains. Finally, 15 kilometers away is the administrative border with Serbia.

Some hiking trails can be found on this location.

The household is set close to two rivers where fly fishing can be organized.