🧗 Ban on mountain climbing
Mountain climbing is a high-risk activity that is often not covered by standard travel insurance. Therefore, to ensure real protection in the event of injury, rescue, or evacuation, it is essential to choose special insurance designed for mountain activities.
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Height is not only a challenge but also a risk. Make sure you have the proper safety equipment.
Mountain climbing is a high-risk activity that is often not covered by standard travel insurance. Therefore, to ensure real protection in the event of injury, rescue, or evacuation, it is essential to choose special insurance for mountain tourism.
The ban on mountain climbing applies to:
Medical expenses and emergency care abroad,
Search and rescue operations in the mountains,
Transportation to a medical facility or return to Lithuania,
Cases of injuries, fractures, hospitalization, or even death,
Insurance coverage at high altitudes (it is often important to specify the altitude, e.g., above 3,000 m).
The cost of insurance depends on:
Within the selected altitude range (extended protection is required when climbing to peaks above 3,000–5,000 m),
Duration of the trip and country,
Additional activities (e.g., rock climbing or ice climbing).
