Boat Insurance
Marine Insurance For All Types Of Boat
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It is an unfortunate reality that accidents and boat crime occurs on the many waterways in the UK and Europe. You can't always prevent these instances from occurring, but you can ensure that should the unexpected happen you have boat insurance cover in place.
E&L Boat Insurance offers comprehensive, low cost marine insurance for many types of vessel. We cover most types of boat and provide the cheapest boat insurance quotes online where you will receive a 10% premium discount.
Motor boat Insurance and cover for canoes, kayaks, canal, narrow boats, sailing dinghies, sailboards and rowing boats are all available online. Fire, theft and accidental damage boat insurance is included for all types of craft, cover can also include European Use and Personal Accident plus a whole lot more. You can get more information on the different types of marine insurance we offer by looking at our boat insurance FAQ's.
We also provide more general information on boating in our boat tips and advice section.
UK Boat Insurance from E&L can include the following benefits allowing you to relax and enjoy your time on the water without worry:
- Cover for Fire, Theft, Accidental Loss or Damage
- Cover could include European Use, Public Liability, Personal Belongings, Personal Accident and Hire of Replacement Equipment
- Cheapest boat insurance quotes which include 10% online discount
- Simple quote and buy online process
So why not compare boat insurance quotes on the specific boat insurance products today, you can get an instant cheap boat insurance quote and buy marine insurance online now.
Boat Insurance FAQs
If the following FAQs don't answer your query please have a look at our General FAQs or our Leisure and Lifestyle Insurance FAQs sections.
- Am I covered if I cause an accident damaging both my boat and someone else's?
- Can I insure my trailer/trolley under the same policy?
- If something happened to my boat, would you provide cover for a replacement craft?
- What are Sighting Costs?
- What are the security requirements?
- What boat types do you offer insurance cover for?
- What do you mean by Salvage Charges?
- What is an excess?
- Am I covered if I cause an accident damaging both my boat and someone else's?
- Yes, we will provide you with up to £2.5 million public liability cover for any incident involving your vessel and public property or a third party's property, as the result of an accident.
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- Can I insure my trailer/trolley under the same policy?
- Yes, we provide cover for your trailer or trolley against fire, theft following forcible entry, or accidental damage when specified in your insurance policy, if normally used for transporting your craft, up to the cost price, market value or the sum insured amount (whichever is less). This is covered and included as part of your policy.
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- If something happened to my boat, would you provide cover for a replacement craft?
- Yes, on all policies we are able to offer hire of replacement craft, in the event of damage to your current vessel.
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- What are Sighting Costs?
- We cover the reasonable costs incurred for inspecting the underwater sections of the hull after an accidental grounding, regardless of whether or not any damage is subsequently found, which would be covered under your policy.
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- What are the security requirements?
- Please see security requirements.
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- What boat types do you offer insurance cover for?
- Our marine insurance covers the vast majority of boats including; canal and narrow boats, sailboards, speed and motor boats, rowing boats, canoes, kayaks and sailing dinghies.
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- What do you mean by Salvage Charges?
- We cover the reasonable costs incurred in minimising or averting loss or in saving the craft from damage or a loss which may be covered under your policy.
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- What is an excess?
- Excess is the amount that you have to pay towards each claim. The exact excess varies dependant on the policy chosen. For full details please refer to each specific scheme.
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Boat Insurance Tips and Advice
- Boat Insurance
- Take out the appropriate cover for you and your equipment
- Boating terms
- Learn the key boating terms
- Buying a second-hand boat
- Help and advice for making your purchase
- Dogs
- Taking your four legged friend on board
- Etiquette and regulations
- Make yourself aware of the regulations before you start boating
- Financing your purchase
- How to finance your boat should be considered
- First aid
- Update your first aid skills before hitting the water
- Friends and family
- How can I keep a happy ship whilst travelling?
- Getting started
- Guide to the essential equipment needed to get you on the water
- Look out...
- Keep a look-out whilst in and out of the water
- Mooring
- What are your mooring options?
- Mooring and storage
- Mooring can prove expensive, consider your mooring options
- Protective equipment and clothing
- Be safe in the water and wear the correct clothing
- Purchasing
- Essential information for buying your houseboat
- Qualifications
- RYA Qualifications and how they can help you
- Safety during transit
- Make sure your journeys are safe and accident free
- Trailers and trolleys
- Do you need a trailer or trolley?
- What to do in an accident?
- Prepare yourself for all eventualities
- What will I need for my houseboat?
- Don't forget the essentials
- Which is the right boat for me?
- Big, small, value - let us help you find your dream boat