Cruises Vltava

The Voltava River is the longest river in the Czech Republic, with a total length of 435 kilometers. It is the mother river of the Czech Republic. The whole river divides Prague into two parts. The left bank is the old city and the right bank is the castle mountain. Walking along the Voltava River, you can enjoy the medieval ancient city scenery on both sides of the river. Lucky for us, we arranged a boat trip to the Voltava River, and let us take a different angle to enjoy the beauty of Prague. Czech novelist Kafka said in a letter to girlfriend Milena, I like to row my boat along the Voltava River. I like to row my boat along the Voltava River. I like to row my boat along the Voltava River. Flow up, then lie down in the boat and admire the bridges in different forms... Of course it is not a boat now, and it can feel the same on the cruise ship.

Boat tour is also a way to visit, in fact, it is also very good, sitting on the boat can see the scenery on both sides of the river, and the river is very wide, there will be water birds flying over the water. You can pass several bridges along the way.

VLTAVA BOAT TRIP It is really a place suitable for rafting. The flow speed is slow and the water is not deep. In addition to the ck, you can enjoy the scenery on both sides of the town. The dense forests on both sides of the river in the suburbs, the sun passes through the tree gap, rafting and camping in the quiet.

The Voltava River flows north and south, the largest and longest river in the Czech Republic, and the mother river in the Czech Republic. It originated in the forests of southwest Bohemia and confluences with the city of Mirnik and the Elbe in the north of the capital Prague. Prague on the Voltava River is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. The Voltava River is like a green jade belt, dividing the city into two parts, and the steep mountain walls along the banks of the river gradually disappear into the rolling fields in the distance. A dozen ancient and modern bridges across the river are majestic, most famous of them being the 400-year-old Charles Bridge, which combines the two parts of the city in a clever way and sways over the wonderful Voltawa River.

The Voltava River is the longest river in the Czech Republic, originating in Bohemia forests and flowing north through the southern Bohemia, Central Bohemia and the capital Prague. The beautiful Voltava River divides Prague City in two, and 18 ancient and modern bridges across the river are exquisitely integrated into the city. You can take a cruise to see Prague. There are many chartered boats around the river and camping spots. The water flow is faster after the rain in summer, pay attention to safety. The second symphony of the famous Czech Nationalist composer Smetana, "Mávlast", is the second 〈 Voltava River 〉, depicting the picturesque scenery of the river.

Very good experience.

Overall good, cost-effective