Ski Jumping Travel Insurance
Specialist cover for high-risk sports and adventure travel.
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Cover for specialist sports equipment
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Ski jumping is a winter sport where participants ski down a specially constructed ramp before launching into the air and landing on a steep, snow-covered slope. It requires precise timing, balance and technique, and is typically carried out on purpose-built hills under controlled conditions. When taken part in while travelling, ski jumping is usually limited to structured, amateur participation rather than elite competition.
ActivitySure can cover ski jumping when you are taking part overseas at an amateur level, provided the activity meets the policy conditions. Due to the technical nature of the sport and the forces involved during take-off and landing, having appropriate travel insurance in place is important before taking part.
Choose the protection that fits your adventure
Excess £100
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£1,000
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£5,000,000
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£750
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£250
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£200
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£300
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£20 per 12hrs, max. £100
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£5,000
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£2,000,000
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£250
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£750
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£60,000
Excess £75
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£3,000
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£10,000,000
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£1,500
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£250
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£200
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£500
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£20 per 12hrs, max. £200
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£7,500
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£2,000,000
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£250
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£750
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£60,000
Excess £0
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£5,000
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£10,000,000
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£20 per 12hrs, max. £400
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£15,000
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£2,000,000
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£250
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£750
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£100,000
* Protection levels are based on overall cover limits, benefits and excess across each plan.
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Single trip Ski Jumping Travel Insurance
Perfect for one-off adventures, holidays and activity breaks abroad.
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Annual multi-trip Ski Jumping Travel Insurance
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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
Where is popular to go to ski jump?
Ski jumping has strong roots in countries with long-standing winter sports traditions. Norway is widely regarded as a centre of the sport, with numerous historic ski jumping hills and training facilities. Germany and Japan are also well known for ski jumping, hosting major events and maintaining purpose-built hills used for both training and amateur participation. While ski flying venues exist in locations such as Vikersund in Norway and Planica in Slovenia, these are specialist sites used exclusively for professional-level events.
Most travelling participants take part through organised training sessions or supervised experiences rather than competitive events.
Here's why ski jumping travel insurance matters:
Ski jumping involves launching from height and landing at speed, which increases the likelihood of injury if technique, conditions or timing are not right. Falls, hard landings or loss of control can result in serious injury, particularly in poor weather or variable snow conditions. If you are injured while ski jumping abroad, travel insurance helps protect you financially if you require medical treatment, hospital care or repatriation.
Helpful travel tips
- Follow all instructions and guidance provided by coaches, instructors and officials
- Pay close attention to wind, weather and visibility conditions before jumping.
- Only use authorised ski jumping hills with appropriate supervision
- Practise take-off technique carefully and focus on controlled landings.
- Do not attempt jumps beyond your training level or experience.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, if you add it to your policy. It is not covered under standard Winter Sports cover, so you must make sure to select it as an activity while going through the quote process.
Ski jumping involves specialist ramps, landing areas, and safety procedures, so it should not be treated like ordinary piste skiing.
You can be covered for taster sessions, training experiences, and amateur participation if you’ve added ski jumping to your policy. This must take place at a suitable venue or facility, through an organised provider.
No - although similar, ski jumping and ski flying are listed as separate activities under this insurance. You must select the one that matches what you’ll actually be doing. Claims will only be considered for activities insured and shown on your Policy Certificate.
If ski jumping is shown on your policy, you can be covered for emergency medical expenses if you’re injured while taking part. You must follow the organiser’s safety instructions, use the required protective equipment, and only jump within the rules of the venue.
Not automatically. If you want cover for your own or hired ski jumping equipment, you’ll need to add Sports Equipment Cover when arranging your policy. This is against loss, theft or damage, but limits and exclusions apply, so check the Policy Wording.
No. ActivitySure cannot provide cover for professional players, paid matches, or contracted sport.