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.

Biljana is the only person living in the household and she returned from abroad to live in the village, on the estate left to her by her father. She found her peace and enjoyment in the village itself, and the orchards near the house. Biljana’s brother and his family sometimes come to spend their summer vacation together. She is a very active representative of the village, and she tries to valorize it at various events.

Biljana leads a quiet life in the village, she has a garden where she plants vegetables, which she uses to make food. She has also got a large orchard and uses its fruits to make homemade brandy, jams, and preserves.

The village of Gornja Bijela is located near the motorway leading from Nikšić to Žabljak, which connects the central and northern part of Montenegro.

The Monastery of St. Georgije gives the special charm of the village, it is about 1,000 years old, and it was built by Prince Vladimir Dukljanski.

The river Bijela’s waterfall called Crnjak is set close to the household, and during the spring (when the snow melts) and during rainy summer days it enchants the visitors. And on hot, summer days, the natural pool on the river is used by the locals, they swim and try to cool down a bit. Also, one of the natural attractions is the source of the river Bijela, which is located 300m from the house. For true adrenaline junkies, there is a possibility to go through the river canyon, which has become increasingly popular in recent period.

At about 10 km from the village, a wind farm was built, which is a real sensation with its windmills.

Šekularac family lives in the village Kurikuće. The household is made of Živko and Milka. They’ve got a son and two daughters. Živko is a retired teacher, he had been a primary school principal for a long time. Milka is a retired accountant. Their family tradition is beekeeping. At the moment, there are around thirty hives in the household.

Šekularac family is involved in many activities within their household. One of them is beekeeping. They have got an orchard where they grow numerous types of apples, plums, pears, cherries, sour cherries and others. They use these for making jams, juices and so on. They have also got a garden where they try to grow organic vegetables and then they make pepper spread or different types of salads from it.

Šekularac household is situated close to Berane, at the foothill of the mountain Bjelasica. There is an asphalt road leading to the household. This area is abundant in beautiful scenery, some of them are the glacier lakes – Šiško lake and Ursulovačko lake and they attract a lot of tourists during summer. There is also a macadam road next to the household leading to the peaks of Bjelasica. Tourists can swim in the lake, ride a horse and pick blueberries.

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.

Dragan and his mother Zorka stay at their farm on Sokolina only during the summer months. This place holds a special place and meaning for the hosts. This is their bond – an emotional connection to tradition, family life from the days gone past and their everyday life. Primary activities of this household are husbandry and agriculture. Beside the 80-year-old tower, a traditional stone house on Sokolina, they have got a house in CrkvičkoPolje, where they spend their winters.

These hardworking hosts own meadows in both places, Sokolovina and CrkvičkoPolje, and they mow them and gather hay. They have also got gardens where they grow different types of vegetables. Their herds of indigenous sort pivskapramenkasheep and goats are placed in the village all the time, and that is why Dragan has to travel daily between these two locations.

The abundance in natural and culturalheritage, together with the hospitality of hosts, provides a true picture of the region’s way of life to our guests. The household is situated in the nature park called Piva. If you want to reach the asphalt road between ŠćepanPolje and Trsa, you’ll have to take a forest road for 2 km. The household, situated at the very edge of the river Tara canyon, offers a sight to a fetching countryside – steep slopes of the canyon and turquoise color of the river Tara, Piva Mountain, Ljubošnja, Durmitor and some border parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Memorial Home in CrkvičkoPolje is around 7 km away. The Monastery Zagradje is some 18 km away and, close to it, you’ll find the remnants of the medieval town Soko Grad and necropolis tombs Greek Graveyard, which is under UNESCO protection. The remnants of the medieval church of St. Stephen – Šćepanica in ŠćepanPolje are only 18 km away. A national mountain trail no. 192 passes next to the household and it connects it, on one side, over the mountain Piva to the National Park Durmitor, and on the other side, to CrkvičkoPolje and ŠćepanPolje. The attractive viewpoint ŠćepanovaStijena, situated a few hundred meters from the household, is the starting point of the local mountain trail which leads down to the river Tara, and then it connects this adventure to the new one – rafting tours that begin in Brštanovica and finish in ŠćepanPolje. There are numerous other trails passing close to the household that connect it to CrkvičkoPolje, such as the local mountain trail with some stunning views from numerous viewpoints, like MaričinaGreda and Zagonica and a local biking trail that goes through the katuns.

Delević family lives in the village called Buče. There are six members living in this household. They are into beekeeping, agriculture, fruit growing and other activities typical for the village life. They have got a large farm and garden where they grow various fruit, vegetables and cereals, for them and for their guests. As a result of their lifelong work, they produce a wide range of products: juices, jams, various liqueurs, brandy (plum, apple, pear), made traditionally in a caldron, within the farm area. These are only some of their superb and tasty products. They also make winter stores: pickled vegetables, red pepper spread, ketchup. They have some products and salves made of honey, since they have been into beekeeping for twenty years. One of their balms has been licensed by the Public Health Institute for being very effective in treating burns.

Guests, who visit the household in the period when some of these products are made, are given the chance to take part in them, together with their hosts. Different animals can be seen at their farm, animals that often make children smile and happy. We have got a peacock and peahen, geese, ducks, turkeys, quails, a horse, a foal, rabbits and other living at the farm.

Medeni Brijeg (Honey Hill) household is 3-4 km away from Berane. The church of St Archangel Michael, situated in the close proximity, is one of the attractions of the village. Also, Bistrica River passes next to their farm.

Guberinić family lives in the village called Budimlja during the winter period and in May the entire household moves to the katun Mušino Brdo, above the ski center Lokve and stays there until October. There are three generations living in the household, father Danilo, mother Zagorka and their son Dragiša with his wife and four children. This household is famous for growing fruit and vegetables and milk production.

The priority activity of this household is the production of milk and dairy products, cheese primarily and it is made in a traditional and yet special way, which can only be seen in this part of Montenegro.  Also, the household produces fruit and vegetables, for the family and their guests. Jams and different delicacies are prepared every year and if you happen to visit the household Guberinić at the right moment, you can also take part in the production of different types of specialties and winter stores.

Goldland household is 15 kilometers away from Berane. Ski center Lokve is in the close proximity to the household. A forest road leads to the mountain peak Smiljevica, 2,000 m altitude, and it is good for long walks, biking or motor biking.