Rural tourism in Serbia is not a novelty to yet to be accepted; on contrary, it became standard part of touristic offer and appealing alternative to standard touristic forms – attractive destinations with numerous visitors usually bring crowds instead of relaxation...

Why is Obradovic family so successful as hosts? Beside comfortable accommodation and traditional Serbian cuisine, they offer their guest 7-day program of activities where everyone can find something suitable...

Katici is central village in the community of Brezova, junction of roads connecting hamlets Brezova, Ravna Gora, Cepovo, Mace and Sarenik. It is 22 km from Ivanjica and 14 km from spa Prilicki Kiseljak. This is "stop point" on Ivanjica-Nova Varos road that makes link towards Adriatic 100 km shorter compared with conventional Zlatibor road. It is 220 km from Belgrade, and can be reached via Arilje or Guca...

There are not many of those who haven't heard for ethnopension "Obradovic" in Katici village, below Mt. Mucanj. The hosts, Svetlana and Vojin Obradovic explain that number of visitors is increasing each year. Many come repeatedly, but there are more and more  new ones. Foreigners included. This summer in charm of Katici will experience a group of French tourists. Village can be reached by tarred roads from Arilje and Guca, it is 22 km from Ivanjica. It has post office, medical service, shop...

Idyll of rural landscapes, an oasis of peace and quite belot Mt. Mucanj, old-fashioned foods that not make you lay after the meal, but also apartments in loghouses for those who want to prepare own meals – those are reasons for queues for vacancy in the pension "Obradovic" in Katici village...

Those who at least once visited Pension Obradovic in Katici, near Ivanjica, haven't been surprised that this year it was awarded Touristic flower, prestigious award of Serbian Tourist Organization. Pleasant and hospitable hosts of the Pension, Svetlana and Vojin Obradovic, made a miracle in four years of industrious and dedicated efforts. Little by little, they added to what God offered here. First they arranged five rooms in the pension, and after that they built three loghouses in the shadows of the pines...

Harbringer of rural tourism, Ivanjica hosted this summer not only domestic, but also tourists from France, Germany, Australia and Macedonia. Overjoyed with natural beauties and hospitality they found, instead of planned ten days visitors remained all of twenty. Frenchmen liked picking raspberries and piling hay, so they were useful to their hosts...