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Travel Insurance

Travel Insurance is often mandatory in African countries, depending on your destination and tour operator; Tanzania, in particular, requires an inbound policy.

What Does Travel Insurance Cover

Trip Cancellations

Cancellations due to illness, injury, or severe weather. Hospital expenses due to an injury or illness, such as malaria.

Flight Delays

Emergency airlifts from a remote location and missing your safari departure due to a flight delay.

Risky Activities

Safari trekking, deep-sea activities, and hot air balloon safaris are covered under the terms and conditions.

Other Travel Insurance Coverage

Apart from the necessary aspects, your travel insurance would cover

Travel Insurance Coverage

Politically Unrest Areas

Know whether your travel insurance will cover political risks

Travel Insurance Coverage

Emergency Evacuation

Check whether your insurance covers emergency evacuation

Travel Insurance Coverage

Protecting Gear and Equipment

Know whether your camera, electronics, and equipment will be covered.

Not Covered by Travel Insurance

Self-drive safaris

Handling dangerous animals

Undeclared adventure add-ons

Bush charter flights

Fear of travel

High-altitude treks

Medical checkups and health preparation costs

Transportation costs to and from Kilimanjaro

Seasonal prices

Additional and premium services cost extra.

How to Choose the Best Travel Insurance

Which Activities Undertaken

Make sure game drives, walking safaris, and balloon rides are covered. Adventure activities often need an add-on.

Is Government Involved

Check your government's travel advisories, as insurers may not cover high-risk destinations. Confirm cover for government-ordered evacuations.

Medical Evaluation Limits

Pick high medical and evacuation limits, as remote safari rescues are costly. Check the per-claim cap.

Travel Insurance in Africa

Frequently Asked Questions

Immediately after booking or after paying a deposit. It covers you against unexpected events that could lead to trip cancellation.

You need coverage for health costs, medical evacuation, trip cancellation, lost/delayed luggage, and theft. Make sure your policy covers the safari activity and flight delays.

Contact your insurance provider immediately. Follow the insurer's procedure. Gather documentation, especially if you have been involved in an accident; you will need your medical reports.

It might provide some coverage, although the limits would be small and exclusions numerous. Compare it with other types of insurance, especially medical and evacuation insurance.

In remote locations on safari tours, air transportation may be required, which is usually quite expensive. It is better to go for a policy with high evacuation limits.

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