Jokanović household is a three-member family, consisting of the host Stevan, his wife Ana, and their underage daughter. The family lives, during winter, in the village called Trsa, on the Piva Mountain, while during the summer months, they stay at the Ljeljenak Katun. The katun is only 5 km away from the village. Stevan and Ana are engaged in agriculture, which is the basic income in the family. They have provided additional accommodation on their katun, so they are successfully engaged in tourism, also.

Jokanović farm is engaged in agriculture, they have cattle, mostly cows, as well as pigs and chickens. From the milk, they prepare many dairy products which they sell on their doorstep, through the recommendation of their satisfied customers. In the village and in the katun both, they plant various vegetables in the gardens, They use a small part for the needs of their family, while everything else is sold. Their guests can try all these products directly on the property, at any time. Ana uses the time between working in the garden and looking after cows to go to the forest and pick forest fruits, mostly blueberries. These are especially large and sweet, when they grow so high in the mountains.

Katun Ljeljenak is located on the road – the Ring of Durmitor, which is the most famous panoramic road in Montenegro. The total length of the road leading around the mountain Durmitor is 80 km, the most beautiful experience is to cross this road on motorbikes or bicycles. This road is a starting point of climbs to almost all Durmitor peaks, only from various locations.

Hiking to the canyon of the river Sušica can start from the katun itself.

Piva lake and Plužine are about 15 km away from the household.

A monument was built in the village of Trsa, and it is dedicated to the village victims of the Second World War.

There are three generations living in the Aprcović family, the host Saša with his wife and their three small children, as well as with his father. They had started their life together in the town, and then they decided to move to the village and they found their peace and made plans for the future in the countryside. Now, they have tied their lives to the village, and to breeding cattle, so their main activity is husbandry.

Aprcović household is engaged in cattle breeding. They have cows, whose milk is used to prepare various dairy products. Full-fat cheese is mostly made and sold. The large pastures around the house are suitable for grazing, and in addition to cows, they also have their own chickens. They grow vegetables on the farm, too and it’s only used by the family. In addition to the garden, they also have their own orchard, which is in the process of obtaining a certificate for organic products, and the fruit in the process are: plum, pear, apple, blackberry, currant, chokeberry. They prepare their special drink from the fruit of wild apple, called vodnjika. The diligent housewife prepares various homemade jams and juices, while the host produces brandy from the remaining fruits.

Village Osojni Orah is located near the Piva Nature Park. There are many marked hiking and walking trails in the nature park, of which the closest to the household trail is the one climbing to the Stabanska lake. The beginning of the trail is 7-8 km away from the household. The trail leading to the Mount Volujak is also near the Aprcović household.

About 10 kilometers from the household is the shore of Piva Lake, as well as Plužine.

Piva Monastery is about 15 kilometers away from the household, a monastery that had to be moved to a new location due to the construction of a dam and the sinking of the part of the canyon where it was primarily situated.

An easy walk of 2 km from the household takes you to a village spring.

The family Uščumljić pends the summer months in the household in the village called Nedajno, and it is made of the hosts Velimir and his wife Bosa, with their two sons and a daughter-in-law. The youngest member, Nikolina, who is 4 months old now is also with them. When the snows start, the family moves to Plužine, and spends the winter there, because the road to the village is not cleaned in the winter. The family is engaged in agriculture, but to a lesser extent, they have also started providing services in rural tourism.

Uščumljić family is engaged in agriculture, they have chickens and turkeys. Keeping larger cattle is impossible for them, because they don’t spend the winter period there. The members of the household plant a garden, where many vegetables are grown, which is used for the needs of the family and for the needs of their guests. In the village, due to the altitude of 1,450m above sea level, only certain fruits grow, such as walnuts, cherries, and pears. Bosa picks medicinal herbs, and use it for making teas and juices.

Village Nedajno is located on a panoramic road called Ring around Durmitor. This road is very popular during the summer months, so the location of the village is great for the travelers visiting this panoramic road, they can make a break here.

The Montenegrin Transversal International Hiking Trail, which stretches through the northern part of Montenegro, from the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina to the border with Albania, also passes through the village.

Starting points of some trails climbing to the Durmitor peaks are in the immediate vicinity of the household. Descent into the canyon of the river Sušica is also possible from the household. As well as a tour to the lake Sušica, which is a periodic one.

A well was built in the village, which represents the central part of the village. A memorial house of the national hero Vidoje Žarković is situated nearby.

The Malović family lives in the village of Seoca, near Plužine. It is only 1 km away from the main road Nikšić – Plužine. Spouses Slavko and Sladjana, with their three children, live on the farm throughout the year. Monika, Željana and Željko are teenagers, the girls go to high school, while Željko is still a primary school student. The household is primarily engaged in agriculture. They have a large herd of cows, whose milk is used for preparing all types of dairy products, they have also got pigs and chickens, whose products round off their gastronomic offer.

The main activity of the Malović family is agriculture. They have a large garden near the house, where they grow potatoes and other vegetables. They have also got their own orchards near the house, the fruits are used for preparing juices, jams, preserve and brandy. To harvest the fruits of the orchard, it is necessary to arrive at the right time. Throughout the summer, they harvest wild fruits from the forest, such as wild strawberries and cornelian cherry, they make them into jams and juices, for the needs of their family.

The Piva Monastery is located in the immediate vicinity of the farm, just a few km away, and it is one of the largest and most important cultural and historical sights of Plužine.

The household itself offers a view over the Piva Lake, which is the largest artificial lake in Montenegro. Kayaking and boat rides can be arranged on the lake itself. And for the brave ones, we offer a real attraction, flying with a zip line across the lake.

At only 50m from the house, the first marked hiking trails that lead to the viewpoint are set, it offers a view over Plužine and the Piva Lake.

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.

Mitrić family lives in village Sinjac – Piva Monastery. The household is made up of Željko and Lucija, their sons Miloš and Luka. The family tradition is fruit growing and beekeeping.

Željko and Lucija work in hydroelectric power plant Piva, their additional jobs are in fruit growing and beekeeping, they also have a garden and greenhouse where they grow vegetables, for them and for their guests. You will find apples, pears, plums, raspberries and blackberries in their orchard and they use them to make jams and juices and brandy, all in traditional way.

Mitrić household is situated in Plužine municipality, right next to Piva Monastery, 500 meters away from Nikšić-Plužine road. The beautiful Tara river with its rafting is close by, as well as the National Park Durmitor. And, 200 meters below is Pivsko Lake, together with it beauty and canyon.