Recreational activities

Regardless of the form of activity, the following sports are always covered:

leisure and recreational activities in official, public leisure and entertainment parks (including water parks and Aerodium tunnel, bobsleigh rides, go-karting, quad biking or jeep rides as part of public or organised entertainment events); badminton; ballet; billiard; bodybuilding; bowling; boating or jet skiing (inland or coastal waters); riding a snowmobile; dancing (including sports dancing); cross-country skiing; frisbee, board games, table tennis; golf; horse riding (except sports school classes and equestrian sports); ISUP-boarding; yoga; driving on rapids (I-III rapids category according to the international rapids complexity-danger classification); curling; cricket; crossminton; balloon flying (as a passenger); fishing (except ice and inland or coastal waters); artistic gymnastics; mini-golf; classes in the gym; Baltic billiard; Nordic walking; organised visit to the safari park; orienteering (rogaining); hiking in the mountains up to a height of 3000 m without special equipment; paintball; swimming (including synchronised swimming); mask swimming (snorkelling); petanque; canyoning or rafting (provided that it takes place under the guidance of an instructor as part of an entertainment event organised by a registered tourism service provider); recreational cycling (except BMX, road and mountain cycling, XCM, XCO, downhill and trial); running (including marathon, half marathon); squash; skating (for recreational purposes); snooker; archery; shooting in a public shooting range; darts; water polo; gymnastics (including aerobics and its variants, cross-fit, street gymnastics); rope pulling; scuba diving with a depth of up to 8 metres accompanied by a certified instructor of this sport; participation in disciplines or competitions organised within the framework of sports festivals, as well as in sports classes in general education educational institutions (except for sports schools);