Rafting in Czech Republic 2025

Rafting is one of the most enjoyable summer activities in the Czech Republic. You can raft down any river, but Vltava and Morava are the most popular ones. Both have great infrastructure for boats such as camping grounds, rafter-friendly cafes, and scenic landscapes.

The Vltava is the longest river in the country, crossing the picturesque region of Bohemia. It passes Prague and ends by joining the Elbe. Around 250,000 people float down the Vltava in canoes, rafts or other types of boats annually. You can stop by the beautiful town of Český Krumlov and the Rožmberk Castle or the Budweiser Budvar brewery during your Vltava rafting weekend.

The Morava River offers great views of the historical Olomouc city. You will also bypass many parks and the towers of the Church of Our Lady of the Snow. Other landmarks include the St. Wenceslas Cathedral, Přemyslid Palace and the 17th-century Church of St. Michael.