Rustic chajda without tinsel. Wood, horses and wood again. There is power in simplicity, and in this case it is the power of rest. Don't get distracted by the achievements of modern times and celebrate the return to nature. Enjoy the time and space that becomes infinite every time you see a burly brown running around.

Who would have thought that the atmosphere of the Wild West would move to the Moravian Karst? The credit goes to Michaela and her mom. Two superwomen who take care of 9 horses, organize rides, prepare breakfasts and also take care of a small sheriff's house where you can relax.

The ladies transformed the old house into a western clubhouse, had new stables and a riding stable built, and now added a tiny house for guests. From spring to autumn (but the Wim Hofs can also arrive in winter) you can sit here for hours in front of the chajda and enjoy the distant views, majestic horse personalities and complete peace.

Chajda, smelling of wood as if cut out of the Wild West, is located in the heart of the family ranch. In one room you will find a simple bed with a high comfortable mattress and a relaxation corner with basic dishes. You can sit either in the house on a bench with pillows or stylishly on a log at an improvised table. In winter, you can warm up in the fireplace, which will warm up the small western house once or twice.

In summer, you can also sit in front of the cabin with a grill. Behind the cottage, on the other hand, there is an outdoor shower, which for all townspeople is a welcome addition to their daily routine. The water is heated with the help of solar bags, so you don't have to worry that we are planning to toughen you up. Next to the shower is a hidden clean chemical toilet.


Chajda is located directly in the paddock for horses. You can walk here by yourself or arrange a ride with us.

Good morning! Breakfast is already being brought. And with it yogurts and fresh cheeses from our friend, eggs, pastries or maybe honey from a local beekeeper. I change the offer according to the season and available local ingredients. You can have breakfast in your tiny house, or I can prepare it for you in our western clubhouse, which is just a stone's throw away.

You can leave breakfast to us and go to one of the nearby restaurants for lunch and dinner. I will be happy to advise you on the choice. For rainy or unreasonably lazy days, there is also the option of ordering food from the restaurant.

If needed, there is a kitchen with an electric stove in the western clubhouse. It is not a problem to make arrangements if you want to use it from time to time. You have all the accessories for making tea and coffee and the necessary grilling properties in your shed.

The number one attraction is perhaps quite obvious: horses. Anyone who has fallen in love with this majestic creature will surely confirm that the mere presence of horses is healing for the soul. If you still dare to go for a ride (with my assistance, of course), you will be rewarded with an unforgettable feeling and a beautiful outlook, which I advise you to keep in your everyday life as well.

In addition, you are really close to the Moravian Karst Protected Area, where there are more than 1100 caves, so take your sturdy shoes and headlamps with you! The "bestseller" is of course the Punk Caves, which you can see all the way to the bottom of Macocha. In addition, you can enjoy a romantic boat or motorboat cruise on the Punkva River. When you've finished your tour, take the cable car up to the top of Macocha. We recommend booking cave tickets and cable car tickets in advance. It may happen that it will be sold out. It is similar with the other four accessible caves in the Moravian Karst.

If stalactites don't appeal to you and you prefer to discover works created by human hands, visit the sandstone cave in Rudka. It is dedicated to the Blanica knights and is actually more of a gallery. The sculptures were created thanks to the sculptor Stanislav Rolínek. The cave is located in a vast forest park, and you can make your trip special with a hike to Burian's lookout tower and a visit to the interesting towns of Kunštát and Boskovice.