Sea Canoeing or Kayaking Travel Insurance

What is sea canoeing or kayaking?

Inshore sea canoeing or kayaking involves navigating coastal environments using a canoe or kayak. It offers a unique way to explore marine landscapes while combining adventure, fitness, and a peaceful connection to nature. Popular worldwide, it's a great option for both beginners and seasoned explorers.

Do I need travel insurance for sea canoeing or kayaking?

Yes. Sea canoeing or kayaking can present risks such as sudden weather changes, strong currents, or minor injuries. Travel insurance can help cover medical expenses and trip cancellations should something unexpected occur.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for sea canoeing or kayaking and adventure travel
• Customisable policies for solo or group trips
• Protection for both new and experienced paddlers
• No hidden exclusions – clear and simple cover for watersports

What is included in sea canoeing or kayaking travel insurance?

Our sea canoeing or kayaking travel insurance includes emergency medical cover, personal accident, repatriation, and cancellation protection in case of illness or injury.

Does standard travel insurance cover sea canoeing or kayaking?

Typically, no. Most standard travel insurance policies don’t include cover for sea canoeing or kayaking. A specialist policy is recommended to make sure you’re fully protected.

Can I get sea canoeing or kayaking insurance with a medical condition?

Often, yes. You’ll need to declare your medical conditions when getting a quote. Based on this, we can assess your eligibility and outline any special terms.

Is there a maximum age for sea canoeing or kayaking travel insurance?

Many providers offer cover up to age 65 or 70. If you’re active and in good health, you may still qualify - check the individual provider’s terms before booking.

Top international sea canoeing or kayaking destinations

• Canada – Explore British Columbia’s rugged coastal waters
• New Zealand – Paddle through the fjords of Fiordland National Park
• Norway – Kayak through dramatic Arctic fjords
• USA – Scenic coastal trips in Alaska and Florida
• Australia – Cruise along the Great Barrier Reef by kayak

What to pack for a sea canoeing or kayaking trip

• Personal ID, insurance documents, and emergency contacts
• Waterproof clothing and sun protection
• Maps or GPS tools for navigation
• Hydration supplies and high-energy snacks
• Dry bags for valuables

Common sea canoeing or kayaking injuries and how insurance helps

Although low risk, sea canoeing or kayaking can result in:

• Muscle strain or joint sprains
• Minor cuts or bruises
• Dehydration or sunburn
• Fatigue from long periods on the water

Travel insurance helps with medical treatment, transport costs, and refunds for missed activities if you're injured while away.

Tips for safe and fun sea canoeing or kayaking

• Wear appropriate safety gear and stay visible
• Always check tides and weather conditions
• Let someone know your route and expected return time
• Stay within your skill level and take breaks often
• Bring sun protection and stay well hydrated