Safari Trekking Travel Insurance

What is safari trekking?

Safari trekking involves walking through natural habitats to observe wildlife and nature up close. It’s a guided experience focused on conservation, education, and exploring the wild on foot, often covering long distances across rugged or remote terrain.

Do I need travel insurance for safari trekking?

Yes. Safari trekking can involve unpredictable terrain, remote locations, and potential wildlife encounters. Travel insurance helps protect you against medical expenses, lost personal belongings, and trip cancellations or delays.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for safari trekking and nature-based activities
• Customisable policies for individuals or group trips
• Protection for both new and experienced trekkers
• No hidden exclusions – transparent cover for adventure activities

What is included in safari trekking travel insurance?

Our safari trekking travel insurance includes emergency medical cover, personal accident protection, repatriation, cancellation cover, and personal liability insurance while you're on your trek.

Does standard travel insurance cover safari trekking?

Typically, no. Most general policies exclude adventure activities like safari trekking. A specialist policy is the best way to ensure full protection.

Can I get safari trekking insurance with a medical condition?

Often, yes. Declare your condition when getting your quote. We’ll assess your eligibility and advise on any additional terms based on your medical history.

Is there a maximum age for safari trekking travel insurance?

Many providers offer cover up to age 70. If you’re active and healthy, cover is often still available - just check the policy terms.

Top international safari trekking destinations

• Kenya – Explore the Maasai Mara on foot with expert guides
• Tanzania – Trek through Serengeti and Ngorongoro regions
• South Africa – Walk the wildlife trails of Kruger National Park
• Namibia – Safari treks across the dunes and desert plains
• Botswana – Discover remote bush paths in the Okavango Delta

What to pack for a safari trekking trip

• Comfortable, durable clothing suitable for long treks
• Sturdy footwear with good ankle support
• Sunscreen, insect repellent, and sun protection
• Personal ID, insurance details, and emergency contacts
• Water bottles or hydration packs

Common safari trekking injuries and how insurance helps

While generally safe, safari trekking can involve:

• Sprains or twisted ankles from uneven terrain
• Heat exhaustion or dehydration
• Minor cuts and insect bites

Insurance helps with access to treatment, recovery support, and covering costs from missed tours or activities.

Tips for safe and enjoyable safari trekking

• Stick to marked trails and follow your guide's instructions
• Keep a safe distance from all wildlife
• Take regular breaks and stay hydrated
• Wear sun protection and check the weather forecast daily