Cruise Travel Insurance

Hi woods, cruise insurance is always expensive when you have a health condition, but is almost impossible when you are undergoing treatment. 

Have you had a look at the Travel insurance forum for cancer patients here on the online community. Lots of good advice there. 

I hope you enjoy your holiday in Cornwall. We are going to St Austell ourselves in a couple of weeks time. We are really looking forward to it. 

Thanks Chelle, I'll take a look.  Enjoy St Austell!  Because our cruise was end of September we're taking a chance with Newquay in October,  hoping for an Indian summer!  

Sadly I have spent hours trying to get travel insurance at various times in the last 15 months since my husband was diagnosed with inoperable and incurable lung cancer. I must have tried 15-20 different companies including those listed on BIBA.
My husband is now on palliative care only as his cancer is no longer treatable and even Insurecancer have been unable to provide a quote (they will only quote if you are actually on treatment). So we are taking short breaks within a couple of hours of where we live and I try to use booking sites which allow free cancellation or charge a small fee to transfer the booking to an alternate date, up to 48 hours beforehand as at least that way if he is feeling too ill to travel we don’t lose too much money.But it’s worth persevering as you never know when you just might get lucky and find a company who will provide insurance at a cost that is reasonable.

Grasan