Best travel insurance for kitesurfing abroad?

[Katch]

I'm heading off to the South of France to work at a watersports centre this summer. My employer doesn't provide insurance cover and it's up to me to sort out cover for the 5 month season.

 

Any recommendations of insurance companies to look at? I need it to be relatively cheap - bells and whistles not required - I just want to be patched up if I have and accident and flown back home if it's necessary.

[crut]

Dog Tag.

[destroyer]

colombus direct

[tommrics]

Dog Tag all the way...

[Andy-j]

does the bksa insurance not cover you well enough on the kitesurfing front?

[nemesis1980]

sports cover direct

[Katch]

does the bksa insurance not cover you well enough on the kitesurfing front?

 

 

BKSA is third party liability only - i need full injury cover while in France.

[gazxtreme]

does the bksa insurance not cover you well enough on the kitesurfing front?

 

 

BKSA is third party liability only - i need full injury cover while in France.

 

BKSA has £10,000 personal injury attached now.

[Foilman]

I use Dog Tag - seems pretty good & covers landboarding with a kite specifically.

[metal_snapper1599968645]

Dog Tag 100%. You need their Sport Plus policy. Personally I dont mess about and get the Max option. But you can select their Lite one, you will not get all bells and whistles and will pay excess on any claims plus if your gear gets lost you will be out of pocket big time with this option.

Have a look on thier website http://www.dogtag.co.uk/ and get a online quote, you can then see what you get for your £'s

[Katch]

Ok, Dogtag actually looks really good - I remember looking at them for insurance for my winter season and they were really expensive - but for 5 months max cover its only £150 - SOLD