Many countries around the world have considered nature conservation among its priorities, recognizing that nature is an extremely important tool for social and economic development of the region or the country as a whole. That is a result of understanding that protected areas are very important instruments for preserving delicate ecosystems and biodiversity and they contribute to the socio-economic development. For this reason, quality management of protected areas becomes the task of the countries and also an obligation to ensure a better future for generations to come. Keeping in mind that mass tourism became interesting sixty years ago and on the other hand poor quality management of touristic potential can have longterm conequences for the environment, synergy of stakeholders in the community, their responsible behavior towards each other and the environment that surrounds them is necessary .