Single Trip Travel Insurance

Multi-Trip Insurance

Make as many trips as you like. If you travel more than once a year why not take out an annual insurance policy? Fantastic savings with unlimited trips of up to 31 days duraction.

Europe	Budget	Fully Comp.
Adult	£33.99	£42.99
Family	£59.99	£79.99
Worldwide
Adult	£49.99	£62.99
Family	£79.99	£99.99

Only available to ages up to 65 - Click here for info on ages 66-69

Add 17 days ski cover £9.99 extra per adult - Comprehensive insurance only.

Destination and Dates

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Destination:

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From:

(tick box if an annual policy)

To:

Or:

(enter number of days)

Number of people on policy

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

Couple/Family

(only applicable on annual policies)

Single Parent

(only applicable on annual policies)

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*

(see below)

Children:

(Unaccompanied)

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

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Short Break Insurance

UK	3 Days	£5.99
	5 Days	£7.99
	10 Days	£9.99
Europe	5 Days	£9.99
Middle East	5 Days	£19.99
USA	5 Days	£19.99

Only available to ages up to 65 - Click here for info on ages 66-69

Young Travellers Checklist

Get Insurance. It can happen to you, so take out insurance. Make sure it’s comprehensive and covers you for medical and repatriation costs as well as any dangerous sports or activities.
Have Local Knowledge. Read up on local laws and customs to avoid offending people or breaking local laws, however unwittingly. Check out the FCO Travel Advice. Tel: 0870 606 0290.
Check Visas. Ensure you have the correct visas. If you plan to work outside of the EU, obtain a valid work permit before you go.
Gap year placements. Many organisations charge alot of money to arrange gap year placements. Before you sign any documentation or hand over any money, make sure that you have adequately researched the organisation(s) involved. Use our Know Before You Go Current Partners page to find links to gap year companies.
Be Health Aware. Check out what jabs and health care you need with your GP at least six weeks before you set off. If you're going to have sex, remember to stock up on condoms before you go and don’t take any risks with unprotected sex, no matter how appealing it might seem at the time.
Avoid Drugs. When it comes to drugs, be aware of the consequences. Using drugs abroad can carry heavy penalties, including the death sentence; and being a British citizen won’t get you out of jail.
Be Careful with Alcohol. If you are going to drink alcohol, know your limit. Accidents are more likely after using alcohol or drugs and as well as the pain and embarrassment, you’re unlikely to be covered by your insurance.
Be Vigilant. Stay aware of what is going on around you and keep away from situations with which you do not feel comfortable. Be aware that drugs are sometimes used in rape and once added to a drink they cannot normally be detected, so try to keep your drink with you at all times.
Take Care of your Belongings. Keep an eye on your belongings and lock valuables away. Be careful when you’re out and about - the beach and crowded streets are favourite places to catch you unawares. Make copies of your tickets, passport, insurance policy (plus 24-hour emergency number), itinerary and contact details and leave one at home – just in case.
Take Enough Money. British consular staff can’t send you home for free if you run out, so ensure you have a return ticket, or enough funds to buy one.
Keep in Touch. Consider taking a roam-enabled mobile phone with you and use e-mail to keep in touch. Leave details of your travel itinerary with your family and friends; tell them of any change of plan.