Winter Sports Holiday Insurance

Winter sports carry their own unique risks and we therefore offer winter sports insurance as an upgrade to our Standard or Premier policies. The upgrade extends cover to loss or damage of owned or hired ski equipment, loss or theft of ski pass and compensation for Piste closure, avalanche or landslide. The usual medical emergency, repatriation and personal liability cover is also extended to winter sport-related accidents.

Our winter sports insurance is available for both European and Worldwide destinations and we cover the following winter sports undertaken on a non-competitive and non-professional basis:

Cross country skiing (Nordic Skiing), mono skiing or snowboarding (in areas designated safe by resort management), skiing, snow sledging, tobogganing, snow blading, cat skiing, big foot skiing, glacier skiing, ice hockey and off-Piste skiing or snowboarding (within local ski patrol guidelines).

Your Winter Sports Travel Insurance includes:

Prices from just £11.46
Covers your skis and ski equipment up to £500
Includes ski pass and ski equipment delay
Includes piste closure
Redundancy cover
24 hour worldwide emergency assistance
Off piste skiing/snowboarding (see below for details)

We do not cover winter sports classed as extreme, including heli-skiing, luging, off-piste skiing or snowboarding in areas designated as unsafe by resort management, off-piste skiing or snowboarding where there is an avalanche warning in place, ski acrobatics and stunting, ski jumping, or ski racing.

Get the cover that’s right for you!

If you are planning to go away more than once this year, take a look at our annual cover as this will be better value.

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