Cruise Insurance.......where from?

[MikeNBec]

Okay, so now its obvious we ought to get the insurance, so where should we get it from?

[iriscruiser]

Since this is our first cruise we got ours through or travel agent. Happy Sailing. :grin:

[teacp]

Through our TA and it costs 98.00 for both of us

[Lisa63]

We've purchased both through our travel agent (who recommends third-party insurance), and we have also booked directly ourselves.

As this is your first cruise, I highly recommend you use a travel agent who can explain the differences between the various insurance policies.

[sailinglisa]

As an experienced cruiser, I use the website I mentioned in the previous post (insuremytrip.com) but always buy the policy most suited to my needs for that particular cruise......have bought policies by CSA, Access America and TravelGuard through them. I never buy the cruise lines insurance because that policy does not cover from "carrier default" - meaning if your cruise line goes bankrupt, the insurance you get from them will not cover that eventually.

[jtutak]

Use insuremytrip.com they have many choices - Think Travelex is the best they offer in FL your state may be different because the health insurance is primary not secondary

[TheSkipper]

After 40+ cruises the only thing I recommend is be sure your insurance is "Third-Party". Cruise line insurance has some built-in risks.

[JohnG]

We just dropped CSA and converted to Berkely Leisure Care.