Medical cover and declared conditions
Check that every traveller and relevant condition is declared correctly and that medical and repatriation limits suit the itinerary.
Cruise travel insurance
Understand why itinerary, medical needs, missed departure, excursions and cruise-specific disruption deserve explicit policy checks.
SPECIALIST GUIDE
Insure the itinerary, not only the dates.
Understand why itinerary, medical needs, missed departure, excursions and cruise-specific disruption deserve explicit policy checks.
Our approach: start with useful planning principles, then confirm details that vary by operator, ship, fare or date.
WHAT TO KNOW
Make each decision visible.
Use these points to narrow the options before opening a live sailing.
Cruise-specific disruption and confinement
Read how the policy treats missed ports, cabin confinement, itinerary change and curtailment; these are not identical across policies.
Missed departure and onward travel
Cover should match the real journey to the port and the cost of reaching the ship later if that is possible.
Excursions and activity cover
Winter sports, diving, high-altitude walks, kayaking or expedition activities may need additional cover.
Long voyages and territorial limits
Confirm maximum trip length and every region visited, including transit countries and long world-cruise sectors.
Policy evidence and emergency contacts
Carry the policy number and assistance contact details where you can reach them without relying on ship Wi-Fi.
Turn the research into the right shortlist.
Tell Farr Cruises the people, dates, priorities and trade-offs. We will check the exact ship, cabin, fare and live sailing before you decide.
Talk to a cruise specialist. We aim to reply within two working days, Monday to Friday, excluding UK bank holidays.