Travel insurance

   Anyone got any previous experience of travel insurance that covers dinghy sailing, not going on a sunsail holiday, more for attending championships abroad.  I've found dogtag via the nobel website, don't bother posting a google link I can manage that myself, just after any recommendations.
Cheers
Gareth Europe 391

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moomin Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Groupie Joined: 19 Jan 05 Online Status: Offline Posts: 60	Post Options Post Reply Quote moomin Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Travel insurance Posted: 23 May 07 at 12:43pm
	Anyone got any previous experience of travel insurance that covers dinghy sailing, not going on a sunsail holiday, more for attending championships abroad. I've found dogtag via the nobel website, don't bother posting a google link I can manage that myself, just after any recommendations. Cheers Gareth Europe 391

Scooby_simon Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Visit Member's Homepage Really should get out more Joined: 02 Apr 04 Location: United Kingdom Online Status: Offline Posts: 2415	Post Options Post Reply Quote Scooby_simon Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 12 Jun 07 at 3:23pm
	I use snow card to cover me for my Skiing edventures and they also cover me for sailing offshore. http://www.snowcard.co.uk/pages/index.asp You can spec up the level of cover for each activity you do and for how long. I think my personal cover for me and the whole family (me for racing cover sailing offshore, and for Skiing off piste(with and without a guide) and racing is about £200 PA). Appears to be very good value as you can spec the level of cover for each activity and so you are paying for the actual risk, not just "dangerous sports". The expensive bit (IIRC) is having racing cover for sailing more than a couple of miles off shore. They also have sensible underwriters, they covered a friend this year less than a year after she did a knee skiing when all the other companies wanted at least 12 months after the Ski accident before they would cover here even when her consultant saidf she was fine to ski. Edited by Scooby_simon
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