River tourism is exceptionally popular among the Czech people, who sail by canoes, rafts or other boats downstream major Bohemian rivers as Vltava, Sázava, Lužnice, Ohře and Otava. The most popular and frequented river section is the Vltava from Vyšší Brod via Rožmberk nad Vltavou and Český Krumlov to Zlatá Koruna, which is annually visited by as many as hundreds of thousands paddlers (in Czech called vodáci, sg. vodák).
River tourism is widely enjoyed by the Czech populace, who use canoes, rafts, or other boats for leisurely journeys along major Bohemian rivers such as Vltava, Sázava, Lužnice, Ohře, and Otava. The most popular section of river travel is the Vltava from Vyšší Brod to Rožmberk nad Vltavou and Český Krumlov to Zlatá Koruna, a route that annually sees hundreds of thousands of paddlers (in Czech called vodáci, sg. vodák).