Nestled in the heart of Montenegro’s pristine wilderness, FitCamp Montenegro is an eco-conscious retreat focused on holistic wellness and sustainable living. Located in Presjeka Village, this unique sanctuary offers mindful programs combining yoga, nature healing, and sustainable practices. The property features two intimate apartments accommodating up to six guests, complemented by heart and barefoot trails designed for forest bathing and grounding experiences. Operating on rainwater harvesting and zero-waste principles, FitCamp Montenegro provides an authentic escape where guests can disconnect from urban life while learning sustainable practices through workshops, yoga sessions, and permaculture courses.
Their story
Founded in 2018 in the heart of Montenegro’s pristine wilderness, FitCamp Montenegro emerged from a vision to create a self-sustainable eco-retreat that harmoniously blends wellness with nature. FitCamp Montenegro is a regional eco-tourism trailblazer, inviting guests to unplug and reconnect with nature. Read more about them.
Sustainability actions
Lowest impact construction and operation
- FitCamp Montenegro was developed with a strong environmental focus, renovating an existing stone barn into apartments while preserving traditional Mediterranean architecture.
- The eco-lodge harnesses rainwater for all water needs and plans to transition to solar energy.
Highest level of energy efficiency
- The eco-lodge currently harvests and utilizes rainwater as its primary water source, complemented by a smart irrigation system for their organic gardens.
- They actively pursue self-sustainability by transitioning to solar and wind energy for electricity generation.
- The property employs LED lighting throughout and maintains strict energy conservation practices.
Pioneer in waste management
- FitCamp Montenegro operates an integrated waste management system focused on sustainability and environmental preservation. The eco-lodge composts all food and garden waste to produce organic fertilizer for their vegetable gardens and fruit orchards.
- They maintain a dedicated mini recycling facility that serves both the property and local community, sorting plastics, metal, and paper for proper recycling.
- The facility strictly prohibits single-use plastics, utilizing only reusable kitchen items and storage containers.
Using organic and chemical-free products
- They cultivate their own fruits and vegetables through chemical-free permaculture methods, creating organic fertilizer through comprehensive composting.
- Only nature-friendly cleaning products are used, while their gardens remain completely chemical-free.
Actively protects nature and community
- The property features unique Heart and Barefoot trails, designed for mindful nature connection and forest bathing. Through local community partnerships, nature conservation efforts, and educational workshops, they’re creating a model for responsible tourism that protects and preserves Montenegro’s natural heritage.
Most Popular Activities Near FitCamp Montenegro
- Nature-based mindfulness workshops and forest bathing.
- Yoga and meditation sessions in forest settings.
- Barefoot trail experiences across diverse natural textures.
- Heart trail walking meditation (1 km forest loop).
- Sustainable living and permaculture workshops.
- Holistic nutrition classes and healthy cooking demos.
- Mountain hiking adventures.
- Stargazing activities with audio guides.
- Community gardening and composting.
- Local cultural immersion experiences.
- Zero-waste lifestyle workshops.
- Mindful movement classes.
- Women’s wellness retreats.
Best Time To Visit FitCamp Montenegro
- The best time to visit FitCamp Montenegro is from May to October when temperatures are perfect for outdoor activities and wellness programs.
- Summer months (June-August) offer warm, sunny days ideal for yoga sessions, hiking, and swimming in the pool.
- Spring (May) and autumn (September-October) provide mild temperatures perfect for mindfulness walks on the Heart and Barefoot trails.
- Winter visits (November-April) are also possible, attracting digital nomads and retreat participants seeking tranquil mountain atmosphere, though temperatures are cooler.