What is the definition of a cruise?
The definition of ‘cruise’ when it comes to travel insurance means travelling for leisure on a ship or vessel, where you stay onboard overnight and stop at various ports. Generally speaking, this is booked through a specialist cruise provider and involves a cruise liner ship.
Please note that a ferry crossing would not count as a cruise, even if you are onboard overnight.
Related FAQs
- Do you cover cruises?
- Do I need to add cruise cover for a river cruise?
- My cruise itinerary changed, can I claim?
- Do you cover cabin confinement?
- Is missed port covered under your cruise cover?
- Do you cover repatriation from the cruise ship?
- Am I covered for unused excursions?
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