Travel insurance.

[marmite04]

Having the wdw cruise and stay we are guessing we need travel insurance that covers land and sea? We have a 4 day cruise on the dream to the Bahamas/castaway cay tapped onto the end of 14 days wdw. Anyone have any good insurers we should look at that would cover both land and sea plus Bahamas/USA?

[KellyWellyWoo]

We used LV this year- they specifically had cruise cover

[Melanie R]

We used Holiday Extras which had cruise cover, end supplier failure and also covered a medical condition without charging the earth!

[Bats]

It's really all about what you want covered. Standard cruise cover may just cover you for missed departure, but you can add on such things as cabin confinement, delayed arrival at port, missed excursions and all manner of other things too.

It's really down to how much you want covered as to the cost and who to book with.

[Florida_Bear]

Sorry marmite04, don't want to hijack the thread, but we are doing our first trip
this year.
So we need special cruise insurance ?
Ted

[Bats]

Originally Posted by Florida_Bear

Sorry marmite04, don't want to hijack the thread, but we are doing our first trip
this year.
So we need special cruise insurance ?
Ted

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Yes, you need to add cruise cover to your existing insurance, or if you're buying a new policy, ensure it has cruise cover.

You want to ensure that if something happens at sea (injury, death, missed departure, confinement to cabin through illness, cancelled excursions blah blah), that you are not left alone with no aid etc.

As to how many of those things to cover .. that's up to you. It's not expensive and normally only adds £10 or so onto a normal policy.

ps.. I know that question was aimed at Marmite, but I was here and thought I'd shove my twopenneth worth in!

[Florida_Bear]

Originally Posted by Bats

Yes, you need to add cruise cover to your existing insurance, or if you're buying a new policy, ensure it has cruise cover.

You want to ensure that if something happens at sea (injury, death, missed departure, confinement to cabin through illness, cancelled excursions blah blah), that you are not left alone with no aid etc.

As to how many of those things to cover .. that's up to you. It's not expensive and normally only adds £10 or so onto a normal policy.

ps.. I know that question was aimed at Marmite, but I was here and thought I'd shove my twopenneth worth in!

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Thanks very much, appreciated...

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