Tree Top Canopy Walking Travel Insurance

What is included in tree top canopy walking travel insurance?

Our policies include emergency medical cover, repatriation, and personal accident protection. You’re also covered for trip cancellations or delays that could affect your plans. It's tailored to support your trip from start to finish.

Does standard travel insurance cover tree top canopy walking?

Often not. Many basic policies do not include higher-risk outdoor activities. You'll need a policy that clearly lists tree top canopy walking as covered to ensure you're protected.

Can I get tree top canopy walking insurance with a medical condition?

In many cases, yes. You’ll need to declare your condition when applying. We’ll guide you through the process and let you know of any additional terms that may apply.

Is there a maximum age for tree top canopy walking travel insurance?

Many providers offer cover up to age 70. If you're in good health and active, you can usually find options that suit your plans. Always check the specific terms before booking.

Top international tree top canopy walking destinations

• Costa Rica - Stunning canopy tours through tropical rainforests
• Canada - Elevated forest walks in British Columbia and beyond
• Australia - Scenic routes across Tasmania and Queensland treetops
• Malaysia - The world's longest canopy walkway in Penang National Park
• Brazil - Explore the Amazon from a spectacular canopy perspective

What to pack for a tree top canopy walking trip

• Closed-toe shoes with good grip for walking on platforms
• Comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing
• Water bottle and lightweight snacks
• Camera or binoculars for scenic and wildlife views
• Personal ID, travel insurance documents, and contact details

Common tree top canopy walking injuries and how insurance helps

While it’s typically a safe activity, injuries can still occur:

• Slips and falls from wet or uneven surfaces
• Muscle strains from climbing or balancing
• Minor bruises from ropes or harnesses
• Heat exhaustion or sunburn during extended outings

With the right travel insurance, you’ll have access to emergency treatment, repatriation if needed, and help with travel delays caused by injuries.

Tips for safe and enjoyable canopy walks

• Always follow safety briefings and use any required gear
• Plan ahead and check weather forecasts before your walk
• Stay hydrated and take breaks when needed
• Respect the environment and avoid disturbing wildlife
• Stick to marked paths and designated walkways