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I have DAN insurance simply because there recongnised world wide,
DAN reckons he covers me for kit aswell but all insurance companies say that, you can get different levels from recreational to pro
i dont have good travel insurance though so if i fall from the balcony at the hotel put my mask n snorkel on and throw me in the sea
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I use Dive Master. They cover you and your kit to your qualification depth (e.g. BSAC Sports Diver = 35m). If you are a member of BSAC then you get a discount.

I've never had to claim (and hopefully never will) so can't comment on how good they are in that respect but I have every confidence in them.
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If diving in the USA and Canada i don't think you are now covered with the SAA or BSAC insurance? I am with Dan insurance and happy anyway


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I know when training you are covered by the agency you are training with
I'm not sure this is the case actually - I certainly wasn't aware of it ....
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