Rural tourism is a tourist activity of people who travel and stay in rural areas to try out various tourist activities, interactive facilities and adventures offered by households in rich natural environments, with the aim of relaxation and leisure. In addition, they taste home-made, traditionally prepared food and drinks made or processed from plants from the area, in the Moslavina region usually fine wine varieties. All rural, hunting, fishing, gastro, religious, cultural, adventure, wine and health tourism activities, if they take place in a rural area, are regarded as rural tourism. Tourists who decide to spend the night will be offered accommodation in houses of traditional architecture or some similar form of accommodation that fits into the rural ambience. Agrotourism is a form of tourism that provides agricultural households with an additional source of income. In addition to providing temporary accommodation and interactive facilities on educational or working farms, tourists also get to know the local population and customs, flora and fauna on the family farm, but they are also allowed to consume local products and buy them. When looking back at the historical development of tourism, it is noticeable that in different periods rural areas have attracted people to spend a pleasant life and leisure. In recent times, the environment and protected nature of traditional communities in rural areas are attracting an increasing number of urban populations to whom everyday life is hectic and filled with stress. An increasing number of tourists, both foreign and domestic, choose rural areas and villages as their destinations, and thus increasing interest in rural and agricultural tourism. Rural tourism occupies a significant place in the tourist offer of the Moslavina region. The Moslavina region is rich in natural attractions and cultural heritage, known for its excellent gastronomy and quality offer of indigenous wines, especially Škrlet, and the proximity of Moslavačka gora and Lonjsko polje Nature Park allows it to be better promoted as a destination for active vacation and education in the natural environment.