Also located on the main road through Čenej some 17km north of Novi Sad, Brkin has roots dating back to the early 20th century and is one of the only still fully functioning family farms in the area. It's name, which comes from Brka or moustache in Serbian, is an homage to the original owner, Arsen Miodragović, who had a legendary swath of thick bushy hair on his upper lip. It was Miodragović's grandson who sold the farm to the family that currently operates it in 2005, under the condition that they maintain the rural farming traditions and 'never let the farmstead's chimneys be extinguished'. True to their word, the Matic family - Nataša, Goran and  their three children - have developed the salaš into the perfect place for visitors to experience so-called ethno and eco tourism in its most ideal form. In addition to a good sized indoor dining area and terrace that can accommodate some 50 people for lunch or dinner, there are a couple of traditionally furnished rooms available for overnight stays in part of the family's own home, and they've recently added a couple more basic rooms with a shared bathroom in a separate building. Reservations in advanced are required, and Goran speaks English more or less fluently.