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Intentional communities in the Balkan?

 
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Hey guys and gals!

I'm spending some time traveling around and exploring the Balkans, I've visited and helped a bunch of communities (two until now) but I have the feeling there is more.. So do you know about anything - any idea/any suggestion?

What is important for me is of course that one central element should be permaculture, but also somehow energy-independence and alternative more natural ways to build should have their place. In this moment I find myself in Montenegro but I'm flexible to move around as needed

Thanks! (:

 
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I'm very interested in learning more or seeing what others suggest.  Good for you and your accomplishments!  Hit me back if I can help or if theres more to hear from you :)
 
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