Vessel & equipment
Hull, engines, tenders and equipment all deserve a place in the conversation. A clear inventory helps us assess the proposal.

Personal advice
A season close to home or a longer passage abroad: the way you use your yacht is our starting point. We look at the vessel, its equipment and where you intend to sail.
We help you compare proposals for yacht and liability insurance, explaining what is included, where limits apply and what the insurer needs to know.
Hull, engines, tenders and equipment all deserve a place in the conversation. A clear inventory helps us assess the proposal.
Your home port and planned routes matter. We discuss the geographical limits before a new voyage begins.
Private use, time in the water, winter storage and any charter plans can affect the insurance requirements.
Your proposal and policy documents set out the cover, insured amounts and conditions.

Keeping things up to date
A new destination, a refit or a different berth can change the picture. Let us know in advance so we can review the relevant terms with you.
Contact your adviserNot everything to hand? We can start with a conversation.
A few practical answers
Have a different question? We are happy to talk it through.
Ask us a questionThe permitted cruising area is set out in the policy. Tell us your route and destination before departure, so we can check whether a change is needed.
Share the location and the planned work with us. Storage, transport and major alterations may need to be considered separately in the proposal.
Start with the make, model, year, value and intended use of the yacht. An existing policy and equipment list are useful too. We will explain any further information needed.
SeaSecure
A new purchase or a review of your existing insurance.