The Baťa Canal is a man-made waterway located in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. It was constructed in the 1930s to facilitate the transportation of goods and to support the local economy, particularly for the Baťa shoe company. The canal stretches approximately 50 kilometers and connects the cities of Zlín and Hranice. Today, the Baťa Canal serves as a recreational area, attracting tourists for boating, cycling, and walking along its banks. It features several locks and bridges, making it an interesting destination for visitors. The canal is also part of a larger network of waterways in the region, promoting eco-friendly transportation.