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Getting Insurance For Offshore Voyaging—Understanding The Problem

June 19, 2021June 3, 2021 by John Harries
Reading Time: 11 minutes

Getting Insurance for offshore passages is one of the biggest challenges facing many cruisers. The first step to success is understanding the problem.

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29 Tips To Get Insurance For Offshore Voyaging—Us and Our Boat

November 13, 2021July 5, 2021 by John Harries
Reading Time: 9 minutes

It’s becoming increasingly difficult to get insurance for ocean passage making, but these tips will help.

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29 Tips To Get Insurance For Offshore Voyaging—Negotiating Cover

November 13, 2021July 12, 2021 by John Harries
Reading Time: 9 minutes

I Part 1 we looked at eleven ways to make ourselves and our boats more attractive insurance risks. Now let’s look at the tough job of negotiating the best deal

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Going Without Insurance For Offshore Cruising?

July 10, 2021June 14, 2011 by Colin Speedie
Reading Time: 3 minutes

Colin looks at the options of going without any insurance at all, or only liability.

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