Wilderness Stays & Mountain Huts

Located within and around Biogradska Gora National Park, these accommodations range from lakeside campsites to high-altitude eco-villages. The selection features traditional Montenegrin katuns—seasonal mountain settlements used by shepherds—now repurposed for visitors. Options include wooden huts at Eko-Katun Vranjak and camping areas directly beside the glacial Biogradsko Jezero. These sites provide direct access to old-growth forests, the Bjelasica mountain peaks, and local farm-to-table cuisine prepared using traditional pastoral methods.

Biogradsko Jezero

Camping area situated on the shores of the glacial lake within Biogradska Gora National Park. It accommodates tents and caravans under the canopy of one of Europe's last primeval forests.

Katun Reljina camp

Mountain campsite equipped with showers, toilets, and drinking water. Provides space for tents and caravans in a high-altitude pastoral setting.

Eko-Katun Vranjak

Eco-village of traditional wooden huts on the Bjelasica mountain range. Offers organic local meals, horse riding, and off-grid accommodation at 1,750 meters above sea level.

Katun Raković

Traditional wooden chalet accommodation located in a high-mountain pastoral settlement, serving as a base for hiking trails across the Bjelasica massif.

Domaćinstvo Bogavac

Family-run rural household providing traditional wooden chalet stays and home-cooked Montenegrin mountain cuisine near the national park entrance.

Katun Suvodo (Šekularci)

Remote mountain settlement featuring traditional wooden huts. Located on the eastern slopes of Bjelasica, it preserves the authentic architecture of Montenegrin shepherd summer camps.