The adventure clause requires the insured to provide what?

• A. Detailed description of voyage
• B. Certificate of insurance
• C. List of cargo
• D. Upcoming port of call

Answer: (A)

The adventure clause centers on disclosing the exact voyage the insurance will cover. The insured must provide a detailed description of the voyage because marine cargo risk is tied to the specific route, vessel, ports, and conditions involved. With a thorough voyage description, the insurer can assess exposure, confirm that coverage attaches to that particular voyage, and determine if any adjustments or endorsements are needed if plans change. A certificate of insurance, a list of cargo, or a single upcoming port of call don’t convey the full risk picture required by this clause, whereas a detailed voyage description captures the scope of coverage being requested.