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Extrasure travel insurance activity packs All activities are covered on a non professional basis unless otherwise stated and all activities involving waterborne craft or motorised vehicles exclude cover for Personal Liability & Personal Accident Activity Pack 1 The below activities are included as standard on your essential and optimum premium. Hazardous activity band 1 Abseiling Keepfit Aerobics Kiting Amateur Athletic Field Events Korfball Amateur Athletic Track Events Low Ropes Angling Manual Labour Animal Sanctuary/Refuge Work Marathons Archery Model Flying Athletics Model sports Badminton Motorcycling with appropriate UK licence Ballooning - Hot Air Mountain Biking Bamboo Rafting Netball Banana Boating Orienteering Bar Work Overland Trips Baseball Petanque Basketball Pigeon racing Beach Games Pony Trekking Biathlon Pool Billiards Power lifting Bird Watching Quoits Body Boarding Rackets Bowling Rafting Bowls Rambling Boxing Training Rambling under 1,000m Bridge Rap Running/Jumping Bridge Swinging Racquet Ball Bungee Jumping Re-Enactment Camel/Elephant Riding/Trekking Restaurant Work Camping Rifle Range Canoeing Ringos Canoeing (excluding white water) River Walking Caravanning Rock Scrambling (under 4,000m) Catamaran Sailing (In-shore) Rounders Chess Rowing Clay Pigeon Shooting Running, Sprint/Long Distance Climbing Safari (UK Organised) Cricket Safari Trekking Croquet Sail Boarding Curling Sailing Cycle Touring Sailing/Yachting inshore (recreational) Cycling Scuba Diving to 18m Dancing Scuba Diving to 30m Darts Scuba Diving to 9m Extrasure Activity Pack _ v6 for policies issued under master policy number RTPFF40015 02 A & B Deep Sea Fishing Sea Fishing Diving Shinty Elephant Trekking (UK-Booked) Shooting Expeditions Shooting (target range-not hunting) Fell Running Small Bore Target Shooting Fell Walking Snooker Fencing Snorkelling Fishing Softball Fives Squash (amateur) Flag football Stoolball Flying as passenger (private/small aircraft) Stoopball Football Surfing (amateur) Football - Beach Kick Around Swim Trekking Fresh Water/Sea Fishing Swimming Frisbee Swimming with Dolphins Fruit or Vegetable Picking Sydney Harbour Bridge Glass Bottom Boats Table Tennis Golf Team Games Gorilla Trekking Ten Pin Bowling Gymnastics Tennis Highland games Trekking 1000m Hiking/Trekking/Walking Triathlon Hill Walking up to 2000m Tubing Historical Research Tug of War Horse Riding Volleyball Hot Air Ballooning Walking Indoor Skating Water Skiing (amateur) Jet Boating Weight Lifting Jet Skiing Whale Watching Jet Skiing (non incidental) White Water Rafting + Canoeing (grade 1 to 3) Jogging Windsurfing Kayaking (up to grade 2 rivers only) Yachting (inland and coastal waters) Yoga Activity Pack 2 Activities available on essential and optimum policies. Hazardous activity band 2 Adventure Racing (up to 6 hours) Paint Balling Airsoft Parasailing (over water) incidental Cross Country Running Parascending (Over water) Dragon Boat Racing Parascending (over water, non incidental) Dry Slope Skiing Rambling up to 2,000m Elephant Trekking (non-UK booked) Roller Blading (Line Skating/Skate Boarding) Falconry Roller skating Football - Amateur Rugby (training) Gaelic Football Safari (non UK Organised) Gorge Walking (no ropes) Sand Yachting Handball Sea Canoeing/Kayaking High Diving Shark Cage Diving Hobie Catting (In-shore) Skateboarding Hockey Soccer Indoor Climbing (on climbing wall) Sphereing Iron Man Street Hockey Judo Surfcasting Extrasure Activity Pack _ v6 for policies issued under master policy number RTPFF40015 02 A & B Karate Tae Kwon Do Karting Trampolining Kayaking (grade 3 rivers only) Trekking 2000m Kayaking (In-land waters) Ultimate Up to 1 day Skiing/Dry slope Kendo skiing/Snowboarding Lacrosse War Games/Paint Balling Land Yachting Water Polo (amateur) Activity Pack 3 – including Winter Sports. Activities available on essential and optimum policies. Hazardous activity band 3 Adventure Racing (up to 12 hours) Professional Entertaining American Football Quad Bikes Big Foot Skiing River Tubing Blade Skating Rodeo Bobbing Roller Hockey Breathing Observation Bubble (BOB) Rugby (amateur game) Canoeing (White Water) Rugby League Canyoning Rugby Union Cat Skiing Sand Boarding Cross Country Skiing Sand Dune Surfing/Skiing Equestrian Ski Boarding Flying crew/pilot Ski Dooing Flying Helicopter (Pilot) Skiing Glacier Walking Skiing - Cat Gliding Skiing - Mono Go Karting Skiing - Nordic Harness Racing Sledging Hockey (Ice) With Full Body Protection Sledging/Tobogganing Horse Jumping (no Polo, Hunting) Sleigh riding (reindeer, horses or dogs) Horse Riding (Eventing) Snow Biking Husky Dog Sledding Snow Blading Hydro Zorbing Snow Bobbing Ice Hockey Snow Mobile/Ski Doos Ice Skating Snow Mobiling Jousting Snow Parascending Kick Sledging Snow Scooting Kite Boarding Snow Shoe Walking Land Skiing Snow Tubing Langlauf Snowboarding Martial Arts (Training Only) Snowcat Driving Modern Pentathlon Speed Sailing Mono Skiing Speed Skating Mountain Boarding Speed Trials/Time Trials Mountain Walking up to 1000m Summer Tobogganing Mountaineering up to 1000m Telemarking Off Road Motorcycling (up to 250cc) Tobogganing/Sledging Off-piste skiing Tree Top Canopy Walking Passenger Sledge Under 17 Driving (not public roads) Polo cross Water Ski Jumping Power Boating White Water Rafting (grade 4 to 6) Wrestling Extrasure Activity Pack _ v6 for policies issued under master policy number RTPFF40015 02 A & B Activity Pack 4 Activities available on optimum only. Hazardous activity band 4 Boardsailing Parascending (over land) Cyclo Cross Ski Biking Devil Karting Skiing - Snowcat Dinghy Sailing Snow Carting Dirt Boarding Snow Go Karting Extreme Sports Trekking 3000m Mountaineering up to 2,000m Winter Walking Paragliding Activity Pack 5 Activities available on optimum only. Hazardous activity band 5 Buggying Power Kiting Caving/Pot Holing River Bugging Glacier Skiing Rock Climbing (under 2,000m) Heliskiing Skeleton Hurling Ski Blading Hydrospeeding Ski Randonee Ice Climbing Ski Touring Ice Go Carting Ski Yawing Ice Windsurfing Skiing - Freestyle Kite Buggying Skiing - Glacier Kite Surfing Snow Kiting Octopush Via Ferratta Outdoor Endurance Tests Wake Boarding Power Gliding Wind Tunnel Flying Activity Pack 6 Activities available on optimum only. Hazardous activity band 6 Adventure Racing (up to 24 hours) Mountaineering up to 3,000m Assault Courses including High Ropes Parapenting/Paraponting Black Water Rafting (Grades 1 to 3) Polo Blowcarting Scuba Diving to 40m BMX Freestyle & Racing Ski Flying Cave Diving Ski Mountaineering Cycle Racing Ski Run Walking Freestyle Skateboarding Skiing - Off Piste Without a Guide Gliding (competition) Slack-Lining Hang Gliding Wicker Basket Tobogganing Micro Lighting Zip Trekking MotoCross Zorbing Motor Racing/Rallies/Competitions (all types) Activity Pack 7 Activities available on optimum only. Hazardous activity band 7 Adventure Racing (up to 36 hours) Solo Climbing Downhill Mountain Biking Solo Mountaineering Extrasure Activity Pack _ v6 for policies issued under master policy number RTPFF40015 02 A & B Kloofing Solo Scuba Diving Mountaineering up to 4,000m Tandem Skydive (up to 2 jumps maximum) Activity Pack 8 Activities available on optimum only. Hazardous activity band 8 Adventure Racing (up to 48 hours) Potholing Airboarding Sailing/Yachting offshore (recreational) Coasteering Shark Free Diving Deer Stalking Ski Acrobatics Drag Racing Ski Jumping Free Diving Ski Racing Free Mountaineering Ski Stunting Hunting/Shooting Skiing - Heli Ice Diving Skiing - Para Ice Holing Sky Diving Ice Marathon Sky Jumping Ice Speedway Sky Surfing Luge/Bobsleigh Trekking to Everest Base Camp Martial Arts (Competition) Trekking up to 5,600m Mixed Gas Diving Yachting (racing/crewing) - outside territorial waters Parachuting Longstay Activities Extension Pack available for an additional premium (all are on a non professional incidental basis and are limited to 25% of the total duration) Adventure Racing (up to 12 hours) Parasailing (over water) incidental Adventure Racing (up to 24 hours) Parascending (over land) Adventure Racing (up to 6 hours) Parascending (Over water) Airsoft Parascending (over water, non incidental) American Football Passenger Sledge Big Foot Skiing Polo Black Water Rafting (Grades 1 to 3) Polo cross Blade Skating Power Boating Blowcarting Power Gliding BMX Freestyle & Racing Power Kiting Boardsailing Professional Entertaining Bobbing Quad Bikes Breathing Observation Bubble (BOB) Rambling up to 2,000m Buggying River Bugging Canoeing (White Water) River Tubing Canyoning Rock Climbing (under 2,000m) Cat Skiing Rodeo Cave Diving Roller Blading (Line Skating/Skate Boarding) Caving/Pot Holing Roller Hockey Cross Country Running Roller skating Cross Country Skiing Rugby (amateur game) Cycle Racing Rugby (training) Cyclo Cross Rugby League Devil Karting Rugby Union Dinghy Sailing Safari (non UK Organised) Dirt Boarding Sand Dune Surfing/Skiing Dragon Boat Racing Sand Yachting Dry Slope Skiing Scuba Diving to 40m Elephant Trekking (non-UK booked) Shark Cage Diving Equestrian Skateboarding Extreme Sports Skeleton Falconry Ski Biking Flying crew/pilot Ski Blading Flying Helicopter (Pilot) Ski Boarding Football - Amateur Ski Dooing Extrasure Activity Pack _ v6 for policies issued under master policy number RTPFF40015 02 A & B Freestyle Skateboarding Ski Flying Gaelic Football Ski Mountaineering Glacier Skiing Ski Randonee Glacier Walking Ski Run Walking Gliding Ski Touring Gliding (competition) Ski Yawing Gliding (non competition) Skiing Go Karting Skiing
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