If you're a passionate explorer, there's no better way to travel the world than from the comforts of a motorhome. From exploring the European coast to taking a dip in the UK lakes, motorhomes offer plenty of holiday inspiration to those looking to satisfy their wanderlust.
Smart motorhome owners ensure that their vehicle is covered in case of unexpected events. If you have a motorhome and use it to roam the country, you need specialist motorhome insurance that includes both the vehicle and it's contents, ensures that you have suitable cover for your next trip.
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Motorhome insurance can come with many different benefits to help you enjoy your holiday trip to the fullest, some of the benefits include:
From 90 days EU cover. A 365 day option available for an additional premium
New for old replacement available if vehicle is less than one year old
Up to £1,000 audio cover
Windscreen cover included
Personal effects cover – up to £5,000
Up to £2,500 cover for awnings, gas bottles, generators & camping equipment
Agreed valuation available if vehicle is aged 15+ years
Optional Breakdown Cover Available from £49.95
Motorhomes and campervans are often confused with one another while, in reality, they are two completely different types of vehicles.
A campervan is usually smaller than a motorhome. Another critical difference is that in campervans, the driving and living space are combined together - not separate as in the case of motorhomes. One of the most common campervan types is the Volkswagen Camper, but this type of vehicle comes in various shapes and sizes. Some campervans even have a pop-up or high-top roof.
Motorhomes, on the other hand, are larger and designed for cruising around the country for more extended periods than campervans. The driving cab is usually separated from the living space, providing comfort to travellers. Most motorhomes also include far more advanced appliances than campervans (for example, full-sized ovens, fridges, and bathrooms). Motorhomes fall into 4 categories: coach-built, A-class, American ‘RV’ style, and race trucks.
Yes, if you would like to travel with your motorhome, you need to insure it just as you would every other vehicle. To enjoy exploring the world with your motorhome, get the appropriate insurance and you'll be able to enjoy your next road trip with the knowledge that you are protected should the worst happen.
Yes, it does. You can easily travel abroad your motorhome without a second thought. A standard rate amounts to 90 days of cover in the European Union, but can often be extended to 180 days. If you would like to travel abroad for a more extended period, choose the 365-day cover option for an additional premium.
Every passionate traveller should ensure they have travel insurance that provides the right medical cover., especially if you suffer from particular medical conditions. Don’t forget that healthcare costs can be very high in some foreign countries. If you get ill while abroad, you might be presented with a high medical bill at the end of your trip. Don’t risk that and ensure you get travel insurance in place.
Motorhomes are like holiday homes. When you’re travelling in your motorhome, you’ll be leaving your main home empty - and that’s where home insurance comes in handy. It will protect your home against theft or accidental damage.
If you have sold or are planning to sell your vehicle, it’s possible to perform a ‘Change of Vehicle’ amendment to your policy. Note that many of the policies are specialist policies that may cover only that specific type of vehicle.
If your new vehicle is different, we may offer you the option to cancel your current policy and replace it with one that matches your needs. To request a change of vehicle amendment, please get in touch with our customer services department.
Alternatively, you can telephone us on 01480 484826 to discuss your specific Motorhome insurance requirements.
Policy benefits, features and discounts offered on this page may vary between insurance schemes or cover selected and are subject to underwriting criteria. Some policy benefits may be at an additional charge.
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