Hacur

Hacur is a family-run farm in Nový Vojířov, in the heart of the Česká Kanada region of South Bohemia, close to the Austrian border. Its name comes from a Zemplín dialect word meaning “young stallion,” reflected in the farm’s spirited horse emblem. The farm raises English Thoroughbreds, Aberdeen Angus cattle and Cameroon sheep, which graze on pastures around the estate.

Hacur welcomes visitors with four spacious apartments: two for two guests and two for four, with extra sleeping space available in three units. Each apartment includes a dressing room, bathroom with shower and a fully equipped kitchen. Guests can also arrange longer stays, free Wi-Fi and on-site parking. Riders may combine accommodation with stabling for their own horses; Hacur is listed by the Czech Tourist Club as a stop on horse-riding routes.

A converted farm building houses a cosy clubroom with a fireplace, available for family celebrations and business events for up to 20 people. The venue offers presentation equipment and, in good weather, a terrace with a barbecue.