Annual Cruise Insurance
Complete guide to annual cruise insurance for Kiwis. Cover for unlimited cruises in 12 months. Comprehensive medical, evacuation & cancellation.
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What Is Annual Cruise Insurance?
Annual cruise insurance (or annual multi-trip cruise insurance) is a specialised policy that covers unlimited cruises within a 12-month period. It's the most cost-effective option for New Zealanders who cruise two or more times per year.
Could You Save With Annual Cruise Insurance?
Quick Calculation:
If you're planning 2 or more cruises in a 12-month period, annual cruise insurance typically costs $600โ$1,200 (under 69) versus $350โ$700 per single cruise. That's potential savings of $100โ$1,400+ annually while getting unlimited cruise coverage.
How Annual Cruise Insurance Works
12-Month Coverage Period
Your policy runs for exactly 12 months from your chosen start date. All cruises within this period are automatically covered.
Per-Trip Duration Limits
Annual policies typically cover individual voyages up to 30, 45, or 60 days. If you're planning a world cruise exceeding this, discuss options with your advisor.
Automatic Coverage
No need to arrange separate insurance for each cruise โ simply book your cruise, notify your insurer if required, and sail knowing you're covered.
What Annual Cruise Insurance Covers
Unlimited Cruises Within 12 Months
Take as many cruises as you like โ every voyage is covered.
Full Medical Coverage
Unlimited medical expenses, evacuation, and repatriation on every cruise.
Cancellation Protection
Per-trip cancellation cover for every voyage during the year.
Domestic & International
Whether you're sailing to the Sounds or the Mediterranean, you're covered.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need cruise insurance if I already have travel insurance?
Does my NZ health insurance cover me on a cruise?
What is cabin confinement cover?
What is missed port departure cover?
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