One Adventure, One Policy: Your Ultimate Travel Sidekick!
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Planning just one holiday this year? Our single-trip travel insurance FAQs answer key questions about how this type of cover works — including start dates, trip duration, cover limits, costs, cancellations, and medical conditions.
Single-trip travel insurance covers one specific trip from the UK (including Channel Islands or Isle of Man). You select your outward and return dates, and your policy protects you for that defined period — ideal if you’re travelling once in a year and don’t need annual cover.
Cover generally starts from your chosen start date (or when you leave home) and ends when you return. Cancellation cover often begins as soon as you buy the policy, but this varies — check your provider’s policy wording to confirm.
The maximum trip length varies between insurers and often depends on your age and destination. Some providers offer cover for trips up to 365 days for younger travellers, while others limit trips to 31–90 days for older age groups.
Typical cover includes emergency medical expenses and repatriation, trip cancellation or curtailment, lost or delayed baggage, travel delays, missed departures, and personal liability. Optional add-ons may include winter sports, cruise cover, or gadget protection.
Prices depend on your age, destination, trip length, cover level, and any pre-existing medical conditions. Always compare quotes to find the best value — premiums can vary widely between insurers.
Some insurers offer cover for declared pre-existing conditions, provided you complete a health declaration. Undeclared conditions may void your policy, so always check what’s accepted by your insurer.
Yes. Activities such as skiing, snowboarding, scuba diving, or cruises usually require optional add-ons or higher cover levels. Always declare these when purchasing your policy to ensure you’re fully protected.
If you cancel before departure or curtail your trip for a valid reason (e.g. illness, bereavement, or natural disaster), your policy may reimburse unused travel and accommodation costs or pay for your early return. Always review the cancellation terms and exclusions.
Many single-trip policies allow travel to multiple destinations within one journey, provided all destinations are declared when you purchase the policy and the trip does not exceed the maximum allowed duration.
Some insurers may let you extend your policy while abroad, but you must contact them before your original return date and receive written confirmation. Extending without approval may void your cover.