While Hungary may not be known for extreme adventure sports, still this destination has a wide range of outdoor activities available. Tourists can undertake a myriad of activities to keep themselves engaged and their adrenaline pumping.

Hungary is known for its deep seated cave networks, especially the ones in Būkk and Aggtelek National parks. Newbies can opt for a guided tour whereas experienced cavers can go in solo and shine the light in the dark.

Cycling may not seem as exciting as some other activities like off-roading or skydiving, but when you cycle along the lush green Hungarian countryside, there is no better experience. The Danube Cycle Path, for instance, takes you along the mighty river while being backdropped by the great capital city.

Canoeing and Kayaking are great water expeditions you can embark on while voyaging in Hungary. The two major rivers, Danube and Tisza are known for their winding paths which showcase many great naturally beautiful sights. The calm waters are perfect for newbies as well as seasoned rowers who want to relax.

During the winter months, Hungary is transformed into an adventure sports park. The heavy snowfall converts the lush green lands into a snowboarders and skiers paradise.