Cheetah Holiday Club

Richard Jaronek 'wildlife and underwater' photographer are author of several books, traveled with dozens of well-known dive sites, but his second home was Africa, like Namibia, Mozambique, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, and South Africa. This black continent, and especially the richness and hunger of the harsh world, fascinates it so much that it spends most of the time among the wild animals and the greatest predators of the savanna, but also the wet universe. Big white, tiger shark, lion pack, herds of elephants, aggressive hippos or majestic leopards are guides to his work, documenting, photographing and bringing his knowledge to his lectures, exhibitions, publications and reports. More than 780 professional lectures in clubs, museums, schools, festivals or private events. Over 50 exhibitions (Sea World, Wet Universe and Magnificent 24) have been visited by thousands of visitors both here and abroad. Now comes the fourth large collection Hic Sunt leones - Lions live here. The author has already published 6 books that can be viewed and purchased at the Cheetah Holiday Club, and his photographs have received more than fifty prestigious awards at international festivals to date

The Cheetah Holiday Club can bring a visitor into the middle of the wild Africa. Those who love this continent will learn more about it at our Cheetah Holiday Club. The interior is decorated with ritual masks, bits of strange shapes, warlike shields and the traditional statues of many African cultures, such as Punu, Dan, Kota, Songye and Chokwe. Large-format images of lions, elephants, leopards ... or Cheetah Holiday Club - cheetahs. Guests learn that all the masks come from the unique collection of the owner, Richard Jaroňka's photographer, who owns over 300 original black masks of the black continent. Sometimes the visitor does not know that these are not "new" masks, but more than fifty-year-old originals, which in most cases were used by shamans and wizards of different tribes. Each room is unique and original, it has its name, and when you enter your room you will learn the story of the photos. All instructions, labels, explanations are always in two languages: Czech and English.

The peaceful, rugged and hilly countryside of Wallachia is just as made for walking with children and is just for a visitor, as the difficulty of your walk chooses. There are countless cycling trails around both rivers and forests and hills. For family trips we recommend the nearby reconstructed Jan Castle or the spa town Luhačovice with its dam or aquapark. Animal lovers will visit the vast Lešná Zoo, and who likes the history of Wallachia must visit a wooden town - an open-air museum in Rožnov pod Radhoštěm. The two nearby observation towers - Vartovna and Doubrava are sure to be interesting.