According to the World Health Organization recommendations there are several ways to slow down, and prevent the spread of the disease of the Covid-19 disease caused by the SARS-COV-2 virus. In addition to the health aspect, the impact is also visible at the level of recreation. The pandemic affects the physical and psychological health of the whole society, but an interesting question is how the pandemic affects the physical activity in pregnancy. The aim of this research is to investigate whether the presence of the COVID-19 had affected women in exercising in pregnancy and in what way the pandemic affects exercise in pregnancy. Study was conducted at the beginning of 2021. and included 308 woman who gave birth before declaring the COVID-19 pandemic in Croatia and pregnant women who were at least partly pregnant in 2020. The survey was conducted using an online questionnaire made for research purposes and obtained the approval of the Ethics Committee at the Faculty of Health Studies of the University of Rijeka. The medium age of the participants is 29 years (IQR = 25-32). 196 participants were pregnant during the COVID-19 pandemic in Croatia, while 112 participants were pregnant between 2015 and 2019. The largest number of participants described their activity during pregnancy as low intensity activity. Pregnant women who have conducted physical activity mostly selected some form of independent exercise. The rest of the participants stated that they were exercising in organized live groups or online. The most common reasons why pregnant women weren't exercising have been listed: lack of motivation for participation in online training or independent engagement and lack of knowledge for exercizing by themselves. Taken into account the objective of research and hypotheses, both hypotheses have been rejected. Pregnant women, despite the presence of the pandemic of the disease of COVID-19, various epidemiological measures, although reduced intensity, continued with some form of physical activity as before pregnancy. They also found out about new opportunities for exercise through an online platform, and most of the physical activity was conducted in independent engagement.