Insure a Hymer Caravan

Like a Hymer Motorhome, a Hymer caravan is a big investment. Even as a leisure activity, caravanning can have its stresses and incidents can happen. Take the worry away by insuring your Hymer, to protect your unit and its contents. A small premium might save you a hefty bill if the unexpected happens.

Does my Hymer require special insurance?

Possibly. If you’ve made any major modifications to your Hymer, you may need certificates of proof for the insurance provider. That said, finding the exact policy you need should be fairly easy, especially with our quotes comparison service. We do the heavy lifting so you don’t have to.

Where will I find the best insurers for my Hymer?

At Quotezone, we only recommend reputable FCA regulated insurance providers to our customers. We are regulated by FCA regulations, so you can relax in the knowledge that we operate within their rules to keep your transactions safe. We work with a variety of major suppliers to find you the best possible policy quote to suit your Hymer caravan.

What should I consider when buying caravan insurance?

The big issues you’ll need to think about in relation to a touring caravan are the risks of flood, fire, accident, and loss. You might also consider insuring any contents of the caravan, including fixtures and fittings. Public liability cover is useful in case you damage someone else’s property. Breakdown cover will provide peace of mind. Don’t forget overseas cover if you’re leaving the UK.

Do I need caravan or motorhome insurance?

Motorhomes are required to be insured in the UK by law, as they are motorised vehicles. As caravans lack motors, they don’t legally have to be insured. Still, a caravan is a big investment, so why risk it?

How much does it cost it insure a Hymer?

Expenses vary depending on a number of factors, including the vehicle’s value, age and size, driver histories, claims histories, projected mileage, storage and security of the vehicle.

Is it possible to reduce my Hymer insurance?

Luckily, there are things you can do to cut costs:

• Anticipate your mileage realistically: you might benefit from a low-mileage discount.
• Shop around for the best quote using Quotezone.
• Don’t take out overseas insurance if you don’t plan to cross borders.
• Be sensible about the drivers named on your policy.
• A driving course or a club membership may reduce your premiums.

What’s ‘new for old’ insurance?

‘New for old’ insurance will raise your premium but is worth considering. It simply means that, irrespective of your vehicle’s age, any replacements will be valued at the original price in the event of a claim. If your motorhome is written off, for example, ‘new for old’ insurance would enable you to buy a new one, rather than second-hand.

If you have any other quires please refer to out FAQ page.