Dry Slope Snowboarding Travel Insurance

Travel Insurance in Europe and Worldwide for trips where you will be participating in Dry Slope Snowboarding.

When you are asked if you require Additional Cover, please select Hazardous Activities Category C.

To get a quote by telephone or email, please call us on 01273 773 017 or chris@jsinsurance.co.uk

Dry Slope Snowboarding:

Dry Slope snowboarding is a sport for which people descend a slope covered in artificial snow with a board attached to their feet.

Popular Areas:

While snowboarding as a sport is done in areas that are sure to provide enough snow coverage each year to make the sport a viable option, dry slope snowboarding can be done anywhere in the world, as long as there is a dry slope centre.

This means that the sport can be done in any part of the word at any time of the year, regardless of the weather outside.

It also means that it is a great way to practice the sport before actually travelling to a mountainous area to try snowboarding on real snow.

Common Injuries:

Injuries can still be easily sustained whilst snowboarding on a dry slope.

Some of the more common injuries include:

• Broken bones
• Fractures
• Sprains
• Neck injuries
• Concussion
• Whip lash
• Dislocated shoulder
• Torn ligaments
• Impact injuries

Wearing the correct protective gear, including a helmet, will help to minimise any potential injuries from the sport.

If you are planning to go on a snowboarding holiday, it is important that you purchase travel insurance that covers you for the activity before leaving the country.

Useful Websites: Natives.co.uk - IfYouSki.com - Kendalski.co.uk - Plymouth Ski Slope - Coast and Countury side UK

When you are asked if you require Additional Cover, please select Hazardous Activities Category C.

To get a quote by telephone or email, please contact us on 01273 773 017 or chris@jsinsurance.co.uk

This Travel Insurance is provided by goodtogoinsurance.com. goodtogoinsurance.com is an appointed representative of Ancile Insurance Group Ltd. which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority - No 471641.