The gentle hilly landscape is reminiscent of some of the world’s most beautiful rural areas, not unlike Tuscany. This is where the river Sana rises, and the Pecka climbing area towers over it. History and tradition go back 2000 years here, and today that heritage is combined with convivial hospitality, animal husbandry and agriculture. Every household has its own orchard, where ‘Savka’ plums are often harvested and made into famous brandy, so don’t be surprised to stop for wine, coffee and conversation here in homes where local products and handicrafts are usually available. The village is home to a 19th-century church, and Pecka also has many marked paths and roads leading to stunning viewpoints.