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Amazing food and surrounding, Alen is wonderful and super friendly, big shout out to the chef, meals are tasty and fresh!

We loved our time at camp! We stayed two nights. The staff was very nice and always willing to help. Breakfast(€8) was good(buffet). They offer lunch(€18)and dinner(12€) camp style as well. We didn’t eat the lunch but we did eat dinner twice. It was very good! We love the outdoor aspect of all things. They have fire pits they light at nightfall. We rented e-bikes and road the trails. They have many adventures you can take with them form kayaking, rafting, hiking and such! The river is gorgeous and very cold! Our bungalow was decent. 3 bunk beds one single and a bathroom. The bathroom did smell, assuming septic needed pumped(which we told them) and we didn’t have any hot water but 3 mins a day. And that was lukewarm! WiFi was out the whole time we were there, which was annoying but also I liked unplugging completely. However online the info is incorrect. The clickable link for directions is not correct and the time for checkout is incorrect as well(it’s 10am). Also it says there are walkable restaurants around, that’s incorrect. Maybe from the incorrect address given yes but not from actual camp. Just so you’re aware! Would we stay here again, absolutely. Just needs a little love.

Amazing place and Sara is just simply the most wonderful staff, we really enjoyed our stay and we would definitely come back!

I love the location. Very peaceful and charming place. We visited off season so we were the only guest. The caretaker were very accomodating and friendly. The only downside there's too many stray cats that chase you around the property and its a little daunting when they all come together to hangout with you. But the property over all is very nice, i woyld recommend a stay

L'hébergement n'est pas situé à Pluzine comme indiqué sur la carte du site hotels.com mais à plus de 25km au Nord et n'est accessible qu'avec un chemin caillouteux de 4 km. La chambre est une "passoire thermique" mal chauffée par un radiateur électrique. Elle était poussiéreuse et les rideaux déchirés. Le diner servi (menu unique imposé) et le petit déjeuner sont d'un rapport qualité/prix très médiocre. L'accès à la salle de restaurant se fait de nuit par un escalier primitif sans éclairage. Grosse déception de trouver un tel hébergement sur le site hotels.com

Allen was so gracious helping us to figure out exactly what to do to make our visit perfect. The scenery there is some of the most beautiful I’ve ever seen and the food they served was the best we’ve had since traveling in Montenegro. Hosts are very knowledgeable and their love for the area is contagious.

The setting was gorgeous with the dining are right on the river and the ability to swim.

Séjour d’une nuit très dépaysante et si calme

Veldig enkelt innredet, varmt vann kun i dusjen, ikke i vasken. Om mange folk, er det faren å ha brokker natt. Men verste var plassering. Helt for vanskelig å finne sted, adresse viser helt annet sted ved hoved veien, mens virkelig mann må krysse Bosnia sinn grense eller toll post, så kjører igjen i Makedonia. Også man må ha suv bil for å komme til i grus veg

Lieux splendide, endroit paisible et calme pour se ressourcer et découvrir la Tara River. Attention ne pas suivre votre gps Google maps pour y accéder, suivez les instructions de Grab! (Ne pas prendre les routes en cailloux) Chambre agréable avec toutes les commodités. Personnel aimable et souriant !

Grab is an amazing camp right down to the river and set in a real "wild-life admosphere. Service is very friendly and information level is high (in english). The Tara river area is a truely amazing piece of nature -a spectacular sight. Please note that the last 2km down to Grab is a grable road not the best for a low sitting car.

Das Camp ist superschön gelegen und die Mitarbeiter sehr zuvorkommend. Allerdings ist der Link auf Expedia falsch. Wenn man ihn zum navigieren in Googlemaps nutzt landet man mitten in Pluzine. Das ist 45 Minuten entfernt. Dadurch war es dann schon dunkel als ich in der Nähe des Camps ankam. Deshalb waren die Schilder nicht mehr zu lesen. Erst durch eine freundliche Camp-Mitarbeiterin am Telefon habe ich erfahren, dass sich das Camp im Niemandsland zwischen Montenegro und Bosnien befindet und man erst die montenegrinische Grenze passieren muss. Hätte ich nachts im Dunklen nie gefunden ohne die telefonische Unterstützung. Nach der Grenze geht es nochmals 9km in die Wildnis, davon 2km auf einem Schotterweg.