Gastro Tour

A gastro tour in the Montenegrin highlands, especially on Bjelasica, is not just a meal—it is an encounter with traditions that have remained unchanged for centuries. Here, food is prepared slowly, using only what the mountain provides, and served with the genuine heartiness that is the hallmark of the highlanders.

as agreed

Duration

Kolašin

Start Point

Kolašin

End Point

up to 60

Group Size

Yes

Guide

Basic

Activity Level

Forget modern restaurants, your dining table is a wooden bench in front of a stone hut, and your chefs are the local hosts themselves. The Star of the North is Kolašin Layered Cheese. This cheese is a global phenomenon—water-thin, translucent layers that melt in your mouth. You will learn the art of making this delicacy, which is protected by geographical indication, and discover why it is impossible to replicate anywhere outside the Kolašin region.

No visit to the mountain is complete without "smočani" kačamak. Made from local potatoes, flour, and the finest cheese and cream (kajmak), this dish provides enough energy for three days of hiking. You will also enjoy cicvara, a rich, buttery dish that smells of tradition and hospitality.

The aroma of fresh bread baked under a glowing metal lid (sač) mingles with the scent of beef or pork prosciutto, cured in the crisp mountain air.

Finish your meal with a handful of wild blueberries or raspberries picked right by the trail, paired with a glass of homemade sour milk so thick it is eaten with a spoon.

Everything begins and ends with a glass of homemade plum or pear brandy (rakija), accompanied by the hosts' stories about mountain life, wolves, and the legends of Bjelasica.

  • Guide
  • AirConditioned Vehicles
  • Water during the tour
  • Entrance to National Park
  • Spare vehicle
  • Additional food and drinks
  • Transfers
  • Visit to katun Vranjak, the largest on Bjelasica
  • Interactive Workshops
  • Viewpoint Picnic
  • Panoramic sightseeing from viewpoints
  • local food and drinks
  • learn how to make traditional food