You must have insurance for your entire Nonstop trip and all planned activities. This includes medical emergencies, trip cancellation, and winter sports. Do your research and choose one that suits your individual needs.

You may need to be covered for:
– Continuous skiing or snowboarding for the full duration of your trip
– Off-piste skiing or snowboarding with a guide
– Snowsports in North America (if applicable)
– Activities such as cat-skiing, heli-skiing, or snowmobiling
– Loss, theft, or damage to equipment
– Trip cancellation or interruption
– Medical emergencies, injury, and mountain rescue

Life happens. Ensure your insurance includes trip cancellation and interruption cover so you’re protected if plans change, weather hits, or other curveballs come your way.

Unfortunately, accidents happen. That’s why it’s your responsibility to have insurance covering medical emergencies, mountain rescue, and evacuation. Depending on your policy, you may be able to claim back un-used course fees if you’re unable to complete your course. We can provide documentation confirming your course booking and the parts you missed, to support any claim.

Yes — insurance is essential, and it’s your responsibility to have full coverage for your entire Nonstop trip and all planned activities. This should include medical emergencies, trip cancellation, and winter sports. Double-check your policy wording to make sure it covers everything you need. Contact us for guidance or check out our Insurance Guide.

Absolutely. Your skis, board, and kit are worth protecting. Check your policy covers loss, theft, or damage so you don’t have to pay out of pocket if the unexpected happens.

We’re not licensed to recommend policies, but we can point you to companies our guests have used or known providers for adventure sports. Contact us for guidance or check out our Insurance Guide.

Maybe — but don’t assume. Double-check your current policy ticks all the boxes: winter sports, backcountry or guided activities, medical, and cancellation cover. If it doesn’t, upgrade or get a new policy.