Snow Parascending Travel Insurance

What is snow parascending?

Snow parascending is an adventurous winter activity where you’re towed across snowy terrain while attached to a parachute, lifting you into the air. It combines elements of paragliding, skiing, and snowmobiling, offering a breathtaking and adrenaline-fuelled experience.

Do I need travel insurance for snow parascending?

Yes. Snow parascending carries risks such as collisions, hard landings, and exposure to cold weather. If you’re planning a trip involving this activity, travel insurance is essential to help with medical bills, delays, or unexpected cancellations.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for snow parascending and high-adrenaline activities
• Customisable policies for individuals or group trips
• Protection for new enthusiasts and experienced snow parascenders
• No hidden exclusions – transparent cover for adventure sports

What is included in snow parascending travel insurance?

Our snow parascending travel insurance includes emergency medical cover, personal accident, repatriation, cancellation cover, and personal liability protection if something goes wrong while you're in the air or on the ground.

Does standard travel insurance cover snow parascending?

Usually not. Most basic policies exclude high-risk winter sports like snow parascending. You’ll need specialist cover that lists it specifically to be fully protected.

Can I get snow parascending insurance with a medical condition?

Often, yes. Just declare your medical condition during the quote process. We’ll review your circumstances and let you know what’s available.

Is there a maximum age for snow parascending travel insurance?

Many insurers offer cover up to age 65 or 70. If you're active and in good health, there are usually still options available. Check the terms for your chosen policy.

Top international snow parascending destinations

• Switzerland – Alpine resorts with breathtaking views
• France – Popular spots in the French Alps
• Canada – Wide open spaces in British Columbia
• New Zealand – Adventure sports capital in Queenstown
• Norway – Scenic fjords and mountainous terrain

What to pack for a snow parascending trip

• Warm, waterproof clothing suitable for altitude and wind
• Helmet and safety harness
• Snow boots and gloves
• First aid kit and personal ID
• Phone or GPS with emergency contact info

Common snow parascending injuries and how insurance helps

Like any aerial sport, snow parascending can carry some risks:

• Injuries from falls or rough landings
• Sprains and fractures from hard impact
• Cold-related issues such as frostbite

With travel insurance, you’ll have help covering emergency care, treatment, and any changes to your itinerary caused by injury.

Tips for safe and fun snow parascending

• Always check weather conditions before flying
• Use equipment that meets safety standards
• Follow guidance from qualified instructors
• Stick to designated areas and avoid high winds
• Never parascend alone – go with a trained guide or group