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Bouldering Travel Insurance

Compare Cheap Bouldering Travel Insurance

Travel Insurers covering bouldering, compare bouldering insurance to ensure you get cover for your trip


InsureandGo
  • Sports and Activity Focused Travel Insurer
  • Optional cover for more hazardous activities
  • Unlimited emergency medical expenses available on Black level policies
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www.insureandgo.com

Voyager Plus Travel Insurance
  • Bouldering covered by adding their optional Action Plus pack to your policy
  • Sports and Activity Focused Travel Insurer
  • Up to £10 million emergency medical expenses covered
  • No upper age limit on single trip travel policie
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www.voyagertravelinsurance.co.uk

MoneyMaxim Life Insurance
  • Remember your Life Insurance or Income Protection may not cover bouldering
  • Cover your loved ones whilst on your break
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www.moneymaxim.co.uk/compare-cheap-life-insurance

Bouldering is a type of rock climbing but without ropes. Bouldering is normally only done for very short climbs which happen over a crash pad or bouldering mat to prevent serious injuries. However it can be done at the base of large rocks or buildings and public architecture. Bouldering climbers rarely go above 5 metres off the ground to reduce the risk of injury. If a climber goes above 7 metres it is considered to be free-soloing or soloing. Bouldering is popular all over the world but the most popular sites are over the USA, the Fontainbleau just outside Paris in France and Canada.

As with all insurance policies, it is important to ensure that all areas of your holiday are included within your insurance policy not just the bouldering. To check that this is the case always remember to read the terms and conditions fully. If you have just taken out a policy and realise that it doesn’t fully cover your requirements don’t worry. Remember you have a 14 day cooling off period with any insurance policy you take out. It is a good idea to look at all different types of insurance policy to make sure it fits with your holiday as, if you go on more than one caving holiday, it may be a good idea to look at an annual policy instead of a single trip policy.

It is important to look at all the policy documents for caving insurance to ensure they fully meet your requirements. With many travel insurance policies, bouldering can be covered by paying an additional premium.

Bouldering Travel Insurers

InsureandGo Travel Insurance

Insureandgo will offer cover under their standard table of sports and activities with a maximum height of 4m and as long as a crash mat is used. You must be adequately supervised and be taking part in an organised event, session or excursion.

Things to consider when bouldering

Bouldering is not considered that dangerous because climbers don’t climb to a great height and have bouldering mats and spotters to break their falls. But it is important to ensure that all the safety equipment is well maintained and in good condition. To decrease the likelihood of falls, it is important to ensure you are wearing proper close fitting rubber climbing shoes.

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This content was last reviewed on 21/02/2024