Konak Rafting Kamp
Veal under the sač (traditional iron bell) — slow-cooking in the hearth at Camp Konak
Food at camp

A kitchen
you'll remember

Many guests come back for the river — and for what's waiting when they get off the water. We cook from the heart, with ingredients from farms nearby.

Food here is part of the experience, not an afterthought.

In the Konak kitchen everything starts with the ingredient. Meat comes from farms nearby, vegetables from the gardens around us, and the kajmak and cheese are homemade, from mountain villages close by. We put on the table what is healthy and raised without rush — the way food used to be. For guests who don't eat meat we prepare vegetarian and vegan dishes; just let us know in advance.

And before anything else — every guest is welcomed with a shot of rakija (homemade fruit brandy). That's simply how we do things here.

Our kitchen

Home cooking

Our cooking is home cooking, the kind you remember from a village kitchen. We don't invent things — we make what we know, with ingredients from the area.

Veal cooked under the sač (a traditional iron bell) from local calves, a creamy soup, homemade bread and fresh salads from the gardens nearby. The kajmak and cheese are homemade, from mountain villages close by. Home-baked desserts from old recipes to finish.

Ingredients from the area · sač and grill

Home-cooked breakfast — eggs, cured ham, cheese and kajmak
Breakfast

A Balkan breakfast

The day starts generously — homemade pite (savoury filled pastry) and warm uštipci (fried dough), cured meats and mountain cheeses, omelettes and sausages. Just the fuel you need before a descent down the Tara.

Veal under the sač with roast potatoes and soup
Lunch

Under the sač

A creamy homemade soup to start, then the main event — tender veal from a local calf cooked slowly under the sač (a heavy iron bell placed over hot embers), with homemade bread baked the same way. Patient, over the coals, as it should be done.

Generous camp dinner — eggs, cured meat and cheese
Dinner

By the fire, with a glass of wine

Grilled meat from local farms with fresh salads from nearby gardens. Everything tastes best by the fire, beside the hearth, with a glass of wine and a conversation that stretches late into the night.

Homemade chocolate cake at lunch at Camp Konak
Dessert

Grandmother's recipes

To finish — homemade sweets made to family recipes passed down through generations. Organic, no artificial additives, exactly as sweet as they should be, and the right note to close the day.

Hungry after the river?

Meals are included in all multi-day packages. For groups and special requests (vegetarian, vegan) let us know in advance.

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