Cep: Hotels and accommodations

Cep brings together landscapes, culture, and local life. The cadastral area of Cep lies within the Třeboňsko Protected Landscape Area.

You may want to book a hotel in Cep for your stay.

Landscape and nature

The Okolo Třeboně cycling educational trail runs through the cadastral area of Cep. Podřezanský Pond, covering an area of 60 hectares, is used for water sports and recreation.

The local ponds are connected by the Borská, Střední, Krajní, and Podřezanská canals, which are linked to the Zlatá stoka canal. “Cepská pískovna a okolí” is a Natura 2000 site designated as “Pestrá lesní pískovna.”

The Na Ivance Nature Reserve protects a meandering river, oxbow lakes, and the associated valuable wetland communities. Třeboňsko střed is designated as a Natura 2000 site.

Culture

The Church of Saint John the Baptist in Cep was completed in 1871. The Chapel of Saint John the Baptist is an architectural landmark of Cep.

Pilgrimage traditions are still maintained in Cep today. Carnival traditions are also still maintained in Cep today.

Local offerings

The pub in Cep offers refreshments and prepared meals.

Notice

Strict bathing and water-entry bans apply at the Cep, Cep I, Cep II, Halámky, and Velká tušťská pískovna sand pits.

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To the higher-level travel overview: Jindřichův Hradec District.