Dive Insurance

Hi Group,

Finally, I have a question!

Off to Sharm in December for a realxing week-long break after slogging it in
British waters all summer
Need insurance for myself & partner. However, it occured to me that it would
be worth taking out a yearly policy if it covered myself and a buddy for the
holiday, and would also cover me for next summer in the UK.

Any suggestions? Either good or bad...

TIA

Scubatricky

Tricky wrote:
> Hi Group,
>
> Finally, I have a question!
>
> Off to Sharm in December for a realxing week-long break after slogging it in
> British waters all summer
> Need insurance for myself & partner. However, it occured to me that it would
> be worth taking out a yearly policy if it covered myself and a buddy for the
> holiday, and would also cover me for next summer in the UK.
>
> Any suggestions? Either good or bad...

Well DAN would seem to be one to rule out straight away! ;)

- Keith

> Well DAN would seem to be one to rule out straight away! ;)
>
> - Keith
>

Very funny!

I really didn't expect that to be mentioned, but then you go and surprise
everyone by stating the obvious.

OK, I'll steer clear of DAN.

Unless I ensure that my calls are logged, and all correspondance goes by
registered post etc.

On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 19:22:29 +0100, Tricky wrote:

> Any suggestions? Either good or bad...

Westfield are good and reasonably priced.
See http://www.divernet.com/westfield

Jason

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"Tricky" <scubatricky@nospamyahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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> > Well DAN would seem to be one to rule out straight away! ;)
> >
> Unless I ensure that my calls are logged, and all correspondance goes by
> registered post etc.
No, that won't do. Get a JP to keep a copy of the letters.

Alun Harford

> Any suggestions? Either good or bad...

I used www.scubasure.co.uk, have always found them to be very helpful with a
comprehensive policy for divers (rather than just "allow" diving)

Others that spring to mind are, Westfield DiveMaster, and Buddyindepth

"Tricky" <scubatricky@nospamyahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:bn3thv$imr$1@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk...
> Hi Group,
>
> Finally, I have a question!
>
> Off to Sharm in December for a realxing week-long break after slogging it
in
> British waters all summer
> Need insurance for myself & partner. However, it occured to me that it
would
> be worth taking out a yearly policy if it covered myself and a buddy for
the
> holiday, and would also cover me for next summer in the UK.


Visit: www.direct-travel.co.uk but read small print to see if is applicable
to you.

Eddie




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Try Columbus. Annual family insurance including me to 50m and my daughter to
30m costs £120.

"Tricky" <scubatricky@nospamyahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:bn3thv$imr$1@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk...
> Hi Group,
>
> Finally, I have a question!
>
> Off to Sharm in December for a realxing week-long break after slogging it
in
> British waters all summer
> Need insurance for myself & partner. However, it occured to me that it
would
> be worth taking out a yearly policy if it covered myself and a buddy for
the
> holiday, and would also cover me for next summer in the UK.
>
> Any suggestions? Either good or bad...
>
> TIA
>
> Scubatricky
>
>