Our company is based in the middle of Cesky Krumlov - Unesco. We provide one day trips and multiple day trip for individualls, small and big groups. We offer all necessary equipment: raft/boat rental, paddles, life jacket, dry bags and transport.

• We are rent these type of Rafts and boats:


• Raft Colorado 450 for 4 - 6 persons
• Raft Colorado 360 for 3 - 4 persons
• Raft - Boat Palava up to 3 persons or canoe for 2 persons
• And other necessary equipment: life jacket, dry bags, paddles and more..

One day trip

ROUTE	DISTANCE (km)	DURATION (hours)	PRICE 2-3 pers.	PRICE 3-4 pers.	PRICE 5-6 pers.
A1: Vyssi Brod - Cesky Krumlov	35	8-9	950,-	1250,-	1450,-
A2: Rozmberk - Cesky Krumlov	27	6-8	850,-	1150,-	1350,-
A3: Zaton - Cesky Krumlov	15	2-4	650,-	700,-	950,-
A4: Vetrni - Cesky Krumlov	6	2-3	500,-	650,-	800,-
A5: Cesky Krumlov - Cesky Krumlov	2	1-2	400,-	500,-	600,-
A6: Cesky Krumlov - Zlata Koruna	15	2-4	650,-	700,-	950,-
A7: Cesky Krumlov - Borsov n/Vltavou	32	6-8	900,-	1200,-	1450,-

All the prices including all necessary equipment: Boat / Raft , life jacket , paddles, dry bags and transport.

Multiple day trip

For multiple day trips we rent these type of rafts:

Canoe for 150 CZK / Day / Low Season ; 220 CZK / Day / High Season

Raft for 2-3 persons for 300 CZK / Day

Raft for 3-4 persons for 500 CZK / Day

Raft for 5-6 persons for 650 CZK / Day

All the prices including all necessary equipment: Boat / Raft , life jacket , paddles and dry bags.
Low season: from 1st April to 28th June 2016, and from 26th August to 13th October 2016
High season: from 29th June to 25th August 2016

RAFT TRANSFER PRICES:

PLACE	Without transfer ( of persons )	With transfer
Vyssi Brod	500	700
Rozmberk nn/Vltavou	400	700
Zaton	300	500
Vetrni	200	300
Cesky Krumlov	0	0
Zlata Koruna	300	500
Borsov n/Vltavou	500	700

Vltava River, German Moldau, river, the longest in the Czech Republic, flowing 270 miles (435 km). Its drainage basin is 10,847 square miles (28,093 square km). The river rises in southwestern Bohemia from two headstreams in the Bohemian Forest, the Tepla Vltava and the Studena Vltava. It flows first southeast, then north across Bohemia, and empties into the Elbe (Czech: Labe) River at Melnik, 18 miles (29 km) north of Prague. Prague and Ceske Budejovice are on the Vltava. At Ceske Budejovice, in the river's middle basin, is an extensive lake region. The middle and lower course of the Vltava is gorgelike, with rapids and incised meanders. Large hydropower dams with associated lakes provide recreational facilities. The Vltava's principal tributaries are the Luznice and Sazava (east) and the Otava and Berounka (west). The river is celebrated as the second subject in a cycle of six symphonic poems under the general title of Má vlast ("My Country") by the Czech composer Bedrich Smetana.