Miljevci is a settlement composed of 7 villages located in a circle enclosed by the mountain Promina, the town of Drniš and the rivers Krka and Čikola. They have a little more than a thousand inhabitants who are mainly engaged in livestock and agriculture. Archaeological finds confirm the remains of life on Miljevci from the Neolithic period. With the military operation of the Croatian Army in 1992, the Miljevac plateau went down in history as the first liberated territory in the Homeland War. The population of the area since ancient times has resulted in an abundance of cultural heritage. It is important to highlight the remains of medieval forts Ključica and Kamičak, the remains of traditional architecture in the form of stone houses, living folklore heritage and tradition, original and indigenous gastronomy, etc. In addition to cultural, there are natural resources in the form of canyons Čikola and Krka. The main attraction for visitors are the parts of the Krka National Park located in the Miljevac area - the island of Visovac and Roški slap. In addition to good transport accessibility, the development of tourism is favored by 32 accommodation facilities in various categories. The remaining visitor infrastructure consists of a zip line, various hiking and biking trails, and canyoning and free climbing trails. The proximity of the mountain Promina and urban centers such as the towns of Drniš and Šibenik make Miljevci a peaceful oasis from which it is possible to access various other facilities besides those offered by the area itself. The development of rural tourism in the Miljevac area has been on an upward trajectory for years, with certain obstacles such as emigration and economic lagging behind developed areas. The problems are potentially solvable by developing sustainable tourism and finding a balance between the positive and negative impacts of tourism on space and people.