A feature of popular tourist destinations is often seasonality. Seasonality affects the uneven distribution of tourist traffic. It also affects entrepreneurs and their relationship with the local community, as well as with their family. Entrepreneurs who perform work of a seasonal nature often have a problem when maintaining a balance between their private and business life. In this regard, the aim of this research is to establish whether entrepreneurs manage to maintain a balance between private and business life during and outside of the season. In more detail, an attempt is made to analyze the relationship of entrepreneurs with the local community and their family and to investigate what mechanisms they use in order to manage to maintain the previously mentioned balance. In order to achieve the objectives of the research, an empirical study was conducted on the establishment of a balance between the business and private life of entrepreneurs who perform work of a seasonal nature. 50 respondents participated in the research. The research was conducted using an online questionnaire as a research instrument. Based on the results of the research, it was established that the respondents rate the establishment of a balance between private and business life in the period of the intensive season as good, and in the off-season as very good. Most manage to fulfill their work and family obligations without using support mechanisms to establish a balance between private and work life, but it is certain that they would facilitate their work during the season. Given the dynamism and turbulence during seasonal work, respondents find it difficult to organize themselves and have no time for rest and free time.