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BASIC CONDITIONS FOR SAFE AND NORMAL PARTICIPATION IN ACTIVITIES |
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(1) You are accompanied by, or accessible to, an experienced and/or suitably qualified instructor or guide.
(2) You are properly supervised, taking part in an organised event, match, game, session or outing.
(3) You are using natural or purpose-built facilities approved for use for the activity by a local or national regulatory authority.
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For certain activities the condition is that cover under other sections of the policy is excluded:
(4) cover under policy section (C) PERSONAL ACCIDENT.
(5) cover under policy section (J) PERSONAL LIABILITY.
The condition numbers are annotated to the categories or activities to which they apply below. |
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1. HOLIDAY CATEGORY
(included with normal travel insurance at the Standard Medical Excess £100 (€100))
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Abseiling
Archery
Athletics track events
Badminton
Basketball
Body boarding
Camal riding
Catamaran sailing
Canoeing to grade 3
Clay pigeon shooting
Cricket
Dinghy sailing
Elephant riding |
Condition
(2)(4)
(2)
(2)
(5)
(2)(3)
(2)
(2)
(3)(5)
(5)
(2)(3) |
Go-karting to 125cc
Golf
Gym fitness training
Handball
Hockey
Horse riding (school) †
Ice-rink skating †
Jet skiing
Kayaking to grade 3
Orienteering
Paint balling
Parascending water
† not jumping |
Condition
(3)(5)
(3)
(1)
(2)
(3)(5)
(1)(3)(5)
(5)
(2)
(2)
(2)(5)
(2)(5)
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Pony trekking
Rafting grade 1 to 3
Rappelling
Rifle shooting
Rowing
Roller blading/skating
Safari trekking
Sailboarding
Soccer football
Skateboarding
Scuba diving
special terms see below
Snorkelling
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Condition
(2)
(1)(2)
(2)(4)
(2)
(1)
(3)
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Surf boarding
Squash/Tennis
Trekking to 1500m
Volleyball
Wakeboarding
Water polo
Water skiing†
War games
Wheelchair athletics
Windsurfing
Yachting
(in coastal waters)
Zip-wiring |
Condition
(1)
(2)
(3)
(2)
(5)
(5)
(3)(4)
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2. WORK CATEGORY
(Specific condition (5) applies to all types of work, paid or voluntary. The Standard Medical Excess applies.)
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Work excludes (unless otherwise agreed by us): all professional sport; heavy manual labour; the use of plant, machinery or power tools; work in building trades, work in extraction or manufacturing industries; or forestry; or work at sea or as aircrew.
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3. NORMAL WINTER SPORTS CATEGORY
(included with cover under Section (P) at the Standard Medical Excess)
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Cross-country skiing
Ice skating
Mono skiing |
(1)
(3)
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Skidoo riding
Snowboarding off piste
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(2)(5)
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Snowoarding on piste
Snow skiing off piste
Snow skiing on piste
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Sledging
Snow mobiling
Tubing
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(2)(5)
(1)(3)
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Excluding: acrobatics, stunting, event-racing, heli skiing, or use of skeletons/bobsleighs. |
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4. MEDIUM RISK ACTIVITIES
(Specific conditions (2), (4) and (5), and the Medium Risk Medical Excess £300 (€300) applies)
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Athletics field events
BMX biking
Boxing training
Bridge/gorge swinging
Bungee jumping
Canoeing grade 4 |
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
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Dog sledging
Fencing
Hot-air ballooning
Indoor climbing
Judo and Karate
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(3)
(3)
(3)
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Jet boating
Kayaking grade 4
Kick boxing
Kite surfing
Martial arts training
Mountain biking (on trails
(Downhill see High Risk)
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(3)
(1)
(1)
& tours)
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Outwardbound pursuits
Rafting grade 4
Sand boarding
Sea canoeing
Trekking to 4000m
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(3)
(3)
(1)
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5. HIGH RISK ACTIVITIES
(Specific conditions (2), (4) and (5) apply. The High Risk Medical Excess £500 (€500) applies) |
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Cross-country skiing
Canyoning
Downhill mountain biking
Gymnastics
High diving max 10m
Iceskating
Ice speed skating
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(1)
(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
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Mono skiing
Parascending land
Power kiting
Quad-biking to 125cc
Rafting grade 5 & 6
Rock climbing
Rugby
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(3)
(3)
(3)
(3)
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Scuba diving special
Shidoo riding
Snow skiing/boarding
on piste
off piste
Sledging
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Snow mobiling
Tobogganing
Track cycling
Trampolining
Tubing
Water ski jumping
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(3)
(1)
(1)(3)
(3)
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6. PARACHUTING, SKYDIVING, PARAGLIDING, HANG-GLIDING
Section (U) of the policy applies. Additional premium is payable for cover under this section. |
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Section (U) provides cover for participating in Parachuting, Skydiving, Paragliding or Hang-gliding,
EXCLUDING participating whilst in United States of America (USA) |
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You are covered for: Medical Emergency and Repatriation costs, and Search and Rescue costs, due to participating in these activities.
The full terms and conditions that apply are already contained in the policy under sections: (A) MEDICAL EMERGENCY & REPATRIATION, (T) SEARCH & RESCUE.
Apart from the conditions for 'safe and normal' participation above, the following further conditions apply for:
Parachuting and Skydiving: the diving provider and drop-zone are authorised by a local or national regulatory authority.
Paragliding and Hang-gliding: (a) the launch area is a natural or purpose-built area that is recognised or approved by a local on national regulatory authority,
(b) you are supervised at least to the extent that your flight-plan is known to someone on the ground.
You are not covered for: participate in parachuting, skydiving, paragliding or hang-gliding whilst in United States of America (USA). And, whilst participating in theses activities, you are not covered under other sections of the policy, such as, section (C) PERSONAL ACCIDENT, (J) PERSONAL LIABILITY and (M) PERSONAL POSSESSIONS.
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7. REFERRAL ACTIVITIES
cover is not provided for hazardous sports or activities that are not described above. Cover may be provided on referral: |
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For referral contact Etravelinsure Limited by email with all relevant details of when, where, how long you plan to participate, any medical problems, and your experience. Further conditions may apply. Your Certificate of Insurance will be endorsed with the level of cover agreed.
Possible Referral Activities (for Section (A) Emergency Medical & Repatriation cover only) are:
Motorcycle touring for experienced riders using their own bikes; Cycle touring for properly equipped and experienced cyclists; Altitude Trekking over 4000m in properly organised expeditions using prescribed trails, such as: Mount Kilimanjaro, Inca Trail, High Atlas, Everest Base Camp, or any other altitude trekking. |
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Ø OFF PISTE SKIING AND SNOWBOARDING
(Special Terms and Conditions)
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Within designated safe areas: Off Piste Skiing and boarding within areas that are designated as being safe by the resort management is not covered
(excluded) unless the following requirements are adhered to:
(a) 'Check out' and 'check in' ie. you must let somebody know where you are going, how many are in the group, and when you are likely to return, and report back accordingly;
(b) A minimum of four people to ski together in a group;
(c) Avalanche transceivers must be worn.
Outside designated safe areas: Off Piste Skiing and boarding outside areas that are designated as being safe by the resort management is not covered
(excluded) unless the following requirements are adhered to:
the reguirements as detailed (a), (b), (c) above, and you must be accompanied by a qualified mountain guide who has knowledge of the resort. |
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