March / Morava

The March River (Czech Morava) is a picturesque and versatile river that flows through the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Austria before joining the Danube. With its varied landscape of floodplain forests, meadows, and gentle hills, it offers ideal conditions for a wide range of recreational activities in nature.In the warmer months, the calm sections of the river invite canoeing and kayaking, stand-up paddling, and relaxed boat tours. Along the banks, well-developed cycling paths such as the March Cycle Path are perfect for leisurely bike rides through the flat to slightly undulating riverside scenery. Hikers and strollers will find numerous nature trails and riverside promenades that lead through species-rich floodplain forests and repeatedly offer beautiful views of the river.Anglers appreciate the March/Morava as a fish-rich waterbody, home to carp, pike, zander, and perch. In the summer months, shallow gravel banks and accessible bank areas invite swimming and picnicking, while in spring and autumn the peaceful atmosphere is ideal for birdwatching and nature photography. Numerous campsites, inns, and rest stops along the river provide good infrastructure, making the March/Morava a popular destination for nature lovers, sports enthusiasts, and those seeking relaxation—whether for day trips or multi-day tours.