26.04.2024
From now on, you can stay in a hunting lodge in Berovo
From now on, you can stay in a hunting lodge in Berovo
On the Kajak.mk platform, starting today, you can find the "Futi Hunting Lodge," located in the tourist area Ablanica, just 5 kilometers from Berovo. This mountain oasis is the perfect spot for those who wish to escape into nature and enjoy its benefits.
You can reserve the house with one click HERE.


In addition to the comfortable accommodation, the surroundings of the Futi Hunting Lodge offer numerous activities. The forest, with a trail for running or hiking, and the proximity to the Bregalnica River, are an invitation for every adventurer. This location is perfect for those who want to escape the daily grind and immerse themselves in the peace that nature provides.
For more information, photos, and the option for online reservation, you can find everything with one click HERE.
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