I suppose, you need so-called 'visitor's insurance', that cover your liability if something will happens with your guests.

I suppose, you need so-called 'visitor's insurance', that cover your liability if something will happens with your guests.

If the retreat is a one-time activity at your home for a group of friends, then your homeowner's insurance should cover it. However, if you plan to make this a regular occurrance as part of a business, you will want to contact the company that provides your homeowner's insurance to find out what they will and will not cover. They may be able to provide you with additional coverage. If not, they should be able to recommend an independent insurance agency that can help you.

einstein, I agree with marthin, we need some more information. We do have two great business articles about Small Business Insurance Small Business Insurance - Part 1: What Type of Insurance Do I Need? Small Business Insurance - Part 2: Finding and Buying the Right Policy Hopefully these will help. Are you a registered business? JimD

You have a retreat at home and 6 people stay overnight so i dont know which tye of insurance you are asking? what is logic behind using insurance for retreat? Your question is very unclear.

Call your insurance agent who sold you your homeowners policy. They will need to see if such an event is 'excluded' from coverage or included. The policy will have to be reveiwed. Only your insurance agent can awnser this question.