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Baťa Canal, or the Otrokovice–Rohatec Canal, is a historic waterway built between 1935 and 1938, 52 km long, which connected Otrokovice with Rohatec. It partly follows the Morava River; elsewhere it runs through artificially dug canals with a series of movable weirs, navigation locks, and other water structures. Nowadays, almost the entire 52 km waterway has been renovated, 13 navigation locks have been put into operation, and both regular and tourist water transport is thus possible between Otrokovice and Petrov, or Skalica.
Baťa Canal - Petrov Lock
View of the mooring area in front of the Petrov lock on the Baťa Canal.
Baťa Canal - Port of Veselí nad Moravou on the Baťa Canal
The port on the Baťa Canal in Veselí nad Moravou offers a marina, a boat rental, a slipway, parking, and other services.
Baťa Canal - Hodonín Port
View of the "U Jezu" dock in the center of water tourism in Hodonín.
Baťa Canal - Petrov Pier
View of boat berths in the Petrov harbor on the Baťa Canal.