What is Cruise Travel Insurance?

Cruise travel insurance is a specifically designed to protect your health, safety and investment, during your cruise holiday and offers cover for trip cancellations, medical emergencies, lost baggage, travel delays,missed ports and evacuation.

Most cruises will visit multiple countries and you could be in the middle of the ocean far from medical facilities, having this type of insurance ensures that you are protected, Just In Case of illness, injury, or a medical emergency.

How does Cruise Travel Insurance work?

At Just In Case Insurance, we understand that cruising is about relaxation and exploration. That's why our travel insurance plans cater specifically to the unique needs of cruise travelers. Whether you're a seasoned sailor or embarking on your first maritime journey, our knowledgeable team is here to guide you in choosing the right coverage. With us, you can focus on enjoying your trip while we handle the insurance details, ensuring you’re protected every step of the way.

Subject to your medical screening, age and T&Cs of the policy.

We source you the best Cruise Travel Insurance tailored to your specific needs.

Here are the key features:

No Age Limits

Our Cruise Travel Insurance has no age limit, although this does depend on where you’re going, your age and for how long.

Pre-Existing Medical Conditions:

Our cruise holiday insurance policies include cover for hundreds of Pre-Existing medical conditions.

It can cover emergency medical expenses if you get sick or injured whilst crusing.

You will need to select each country you will be visiting and list all medical conditions on your cruise Travel Insurance.

Trip Cancellation:

If you need to cancel your trip due to unforeseen circumstances, like illness or a family emergency, it may reimburse you for non-refundable costs.

Lost or Stolen Belongings:

It typically covers lost, stolen, or damaged baggage and personal items.

Travel Delays:

Compensation for delays or interruptions to your travel plans.

Why buy Cruise Travel Insurance?

Most Cruise companies will now specify that you must have cruise-specific Travel Insurance in place before you set sail and you may be asked to confirm you have Cruise-Specific Travel Insurance at the terminal, you may be denied boarding at your own expense if you do not arrange the correct insurance cover.

Having Cruise Travel Insurance is important because it helps minimize the financial impact of unexpected events that could disrupt your cruise. Without it, you may end up paying out of pocket for medical emergencies or other unforeseen costs.