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Unlike some insurers who continue to sell with a wholesale COVID-19 exclusion Divemaster policy's now includes coverage for some COVID-19 related risks, as well as additional clarification for consumers in respect of the COVID-19 risks they cannot cover. COVID-19 Risks that are covered include:
COVID-19 Risks that they cannot cover include:
What makes Dive Master policies so special? Their policies include the following benefits which many others may not:
Full diving insurance policy details can be found in the policy wordings and Insurance Product Information Documents on the Divemaster website. Dive Rutland has teamed up with Dive Master Insurance, internet insurance experts, to provide a fast and easy way to insure your diving equipment or for Medical Insurance or Travel Insurance online.
 Dive Boat Seeker - Plymouth
Price: £260 Club Members / £285 Non-Club members Number of Places: 12 Price Includes:
Price Excludes:
50% Non-Refundable Deposit required to secure your place on this trip with final Payment by 1st March 2021* Equipment available to hire for the weekend and club members take advantage of club pricing Training including the Boat Speciality can be undertaken on this trip, just contact us to discuss and take one more step towards becoming a Master Scuba Diver *Dive Rutland Trip Terms and Conditions apply
 The latest figures for Britain from the Office for National Statistics suggest that 96% of adults who left their homes in the past week had worn a face covering. What would be an interesting statistic is how many of those were wearing reusable face masks. Simple response, those who are considering the environment! Which after doing my local supermarket shop today seems to not be many… It cannot be a cost thing… the cost of a reusable face mask i.e. Fourth Element Face Mask is £11.99, they are made from ECONYL regenerated nylon, made in part from lost fishing nets, they can be used with or without filters are machine washable and can be reused indefinitely reducing waste. A single use mask in a pack of 50 from a local high street chemist is £25.00, these are not recyclable and the government states that used disposable face coverings – often containing the plastic polypropylene should be put in black bag waste bins or a litter bin if you are outside NOT left in the shopping trolley (yes really!) According to research from scientists at UCL, if every person in the UK used one single-use mask each day for a year, that would create 66,000 tonnes of contaminated plastic waste and create ten times more climate change impact than using reusable masks. And New analysis from money.co.uk also found that disposable masks would cost every person in the UK £189.80 a year, collectively costing Brits over £12bn in just 12 months. In comparison, using a reusable mask would cost £4 per year, leading to a yearly saving of £185.80. The company took the average cost per disposable mask from seven UK retailers (£0.52 per mask) and multiplied this by 365 for one year. Make a difference and use a recyclable face mask.
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