Activity Holiday Insurance

Winter Sun Holidays

GREAT COVER & GREAT PRICES

A family of four could save £70 on 2 weeks insurance to Tenerife
Two adults and two children with a typical high street Travel Agency would cost you over £100. Two adults and two children under 18 years old, costs as little as £29.98 with Floyd's Direct Travellers Insurance.

Total cost to you £29.98!

A saving of £70!!

Just look how much you can save

Children under 18 are FREE

Destination and Dates

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Number of people on policy

If you are travelling as a couple/family or a single parent please tick the boxes below

Couple/Family

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Single Parent

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Please Note: Children not accompanied by their parents are treated as adults

Adult 18-35

Children*

(see below)

Adult 36-55

Children*

(see below)

Adult 56-65

Children*

(see below)

Adult 66-69

Children*

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Children:

(Unaccompanied)

*Children under 18 travel free if accompanied by a Floyd's Direct insured adult family member.

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Discount Airport Car Parking

Pre Book and save £££s off the gate price. Just ring BCP on 0870 013 4500 quoting "BP638" for discounted prices.
(Car parking lines open 7.30am to 10.30pm, 7 days a week)

Europe and the E111 Form.

Even if you are just travelling to Europe you must take out travel insurance.

Make sure you are fully covered, even for short breaks to Europe. Few EU countries pay the full cost of medical treatment even under reciprocal health service arrangements.
Fill in an E111 before you leave.
Take your E111 and a photocopy of it with you.
If you are driving, your car insurance will provide the minimum cover for EU countries, which is liability to third parties.
Most people will want to have the same cover as they enjoy in the UK, you are unlikely to be covered for breakdown, so make sure you are.
If you are taking your pet, you may need to make sure it is insured.