Ljubinka Bakić Accommodation

Ljubinka Bakić Accommodation is a one-bedroom apartment in Kolašin, in Montenegro's northern mountain region. It sleeps two guests and has one bed, one bedroom and one bathroom, making it a straightforward choice for couples or a pair of friends exploring the area. The apartment is part of the Bakić property, established in 1994 as Kolašin's first registered private accommodation, which offers three rooms alongside this apartment. The unit comes with a TV and central heating — useful through the cold northern winters — and guests have access to a shared kitchen, a stone grill and secure parking on site. The location is a five-minute walk from the town centre, so shops, cafés and bus connections are within easy reach on foot. The hosts also run a house in the nearby village of Crkvina, above 1,000 metres, where hiking and mountain biking trails start from the door.

About the area

Braće Vujisić sits in a residential pocket of Kolašin roughly five minutes' walk from the centre, set back from the street behind gardens and fruit trees. It is a good compromise of an address: close enough to leave the car parked and walk in for bread, coffee or dinner, quiet enough that the town's winter bustle never reaches you. Families tend to like this side of Kolašin because children can be outside without anyone watching the road.

The wider surroundings are the real draw. The centre gives you the market, the konobas and the rail station on the Belgrade–Bar line; the Bjelasica ski areas are a short drive up the valley; and the high hamlet of Crkvina, above 1,000 metres and only a few hundred metres off the Podgorica road, has old planted stands of spruce, yew, larch and pine shading the meadows. Hiking and mountain-biking routes run straight off the valley sides, and midsummer brings wild berries and herb-gathering along the forest edges. For longer days out there is Biogradska Gora National Park with its glacial lake and primeval beech, and rafting on the Tara canyon to the north.