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An animal sanctuary or refuge provides care, protection and rehabilitation for rescued wildlife or domestic animals. Travellers often visit as part of a conservation-focused trip, or take part in structured volunteering programmes to support day-to-day care and learn more about animal welfare.
ActivitySure can cover animal sanctuary experiences involving both big game and non-big game animals, provided the activity is organised and professionally supervised. Because working or volunteering around animals can involve physical tasks, unfamiliar environments and close proximity to wildlife, its important to make sure your travel insurance specifically includes animal sanctuary activities before you take part abroad.
Excess £100
£1,000
£5,000,000
£750
£250
£200
£300
£20 per 12hrs, max. £100
£5,000
£2,000,000
£250
£750
£60,000
Excess £75
£3,000
£10,000,000
£1,500
£250
£200
£500
£20 per 12hrs, max. £200
£7,500
£2,000,000
£250
£750
£60,000
Excess £0
£5,000
£10,000,000
£2,500
£250
£400
£1000
£20 per 12hrs, max. £400
£15,000
£2,000,000
£250
£750
£100,000
* Protection levels are based on overall cover limits, benefits and excess across each plan.
Whether you’re planning a one-off escape, an activity-packed holiday or travelling regularly throughout the year, our protection levels are designed to give you confidence at every stage of your journey. From emergency medical cover and cancellation protection to support while you’re away, you can choose the level of cover that best fits the way you travel and the adventures you take on.
Destination Insight
Animal sanctuaries and refuges are found across Africa, Asia and South America, particularly in destinations with established conservation and rehabilitation programmes. Countries such as Thailand, Kenya and Costa Rica are well known for centres supporting animal welfare and education, and many travellers take part through organised visits or pre-arranged volunteering placements. These experiences are often designed to combine conservation learning with responsible tourism.
Even in well-managed sanctuaries, working or volunteering around animals carries risks. Bites, scratches, allergic reactions and minor injuries can happen, and some locations may be remote or require travel to access medical support. Having appropriate travel insurance in place helps protect you financially if something goes wrong while youre taking part.