Katun Kuline

Wonderful
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Very friendly and welcoming owners, they showed us the way to get to the location (remote place in the middle of nowhere). Amazing food (home made food, very tasty). Very remote place, good if you want to be far from everything (no houses around). Due to the remote location, comfort is very basic, no running water, very basic shared sanitary block, limited electricity and very limited internet. Flashlight is needed to go to the toilet at night (there is light at the sanitary cabin itself but flashlight needed to reach it). Very friendly animals at the farm (cats, dog). Restaurant cabin is nice and was warmed by a wood fire.
  : Due to remote location, one should not expect the modern comfort. The sleeping cabin is small and modest and a bit humid (it rained when we were there). Also the sanitary block is very basic, just need to be aware of this. To reach the location, there is a gravel road with quite some stones, we have a normal robust Toyota car with a very good driver, but it was a bit challenging still, 4WD is probably recommended. In the future, there might a real road.

Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : My partner and I loved the panorama and the landscape, the perfect place to enjoy silence and uncontaminated nature. The hosts were really friendly, we enjoyed the typical meals they prepared. Unfortunately, when we were there, it rained a lot but we could nonetheless enjoy the beauty of this small cosy place.
  : We found the place to be difficult to reach with our small car. We were suggested a better road through Krnja jela, rather than through Kolasin, which was a better path but still a 4x4 road. Along the road, there is no sign to Katun Kuline and there is no phone service, so we had a hard time communicating with the hosts for directions (although they tried their best to give us directions before the connection was lost). On the mountains we opted for a horse ride with Katun's hosts, but the experience was unpleasant: no protections such as helmets were provided and the horses did not seem to want to be ridden. At one point we were told to hold the bridles ourselves (although we were explicitly unconfortable with that choice) and one of the horses became so agitated that my partner almost fell, but luckily he managed to jump off. This experience was worsened by the fact that the hosts do not speak English, so it was difficult to communicate with them in such circumstances. But it is worth to note that the hosts also tried their best to communicate with us at the Katun through google translate, making the best effort they could, and we were very greatful for this.