Medical mishaps.
Medical emergencies can occur unexpectedly, even on domestic cruises. While cruise ships have medical facilities, they might not be equipped to handle major emergencies. Moreover, your regular health insurance may not cover you while you're at sea. The right Travel Insurance coverage ensures you can receive necessary care without facing exorbitant costs.
Trip disruptions and cancellations.
Life is unpredictable, and events like illness, family emergencies, or natural disasters can disrupt your cruise plans. The right Travel Insurance cover can reimburse you for non-refundable expenses like cruise fares and accommodation if you need to cancel or cut your trip short.
Lost or damaged luggage.
While cruise lines strive to handle luggage with care, mishaps can happen. Luggage can get lost, delayed, or damaged during transit. Everyday Travel Insurance offers a range of cover options for your belongings, allowing you to replace essential items or receive compensation for their value.
Unforeseen changes to your cruise itinerary.
If your scheduled port visit is canceled due to reasons outside of your control, Everyday Insurance might offer coverage for International Comprehensive and Frequent Traveller policies. Coverage can be up to $2,000 per person for reasonable additional travel and accommodation costs, so you can catch up with the cruise at the next stop.
Sub-limits may apply. Please read the Product Disclosure Statement for full terms, conditions, limitations and exclusions that apply.
