Motorhome Insurance

Britain is known for tough winters and tricky driving conditions, but it’s when things get high that motorhome driving really becomes tough. That doesn’t stop the hordes of motorhome and campervan drivers who descend on the Alps, Pyrenees and Dolomites every year however, and despite the difficult driving the mountains remain a firm favourite destination…

When you’re in the UK life is reasonably easy in terms of documentation. By law you have seven days to take your driver’s license to a police station in the event of any trouble and you can normally get home with relative ease if you break down. When abroad however, that’s not always the case,…

Were you one of the lucky ones who had a new motorhome sitting under the tree on Christmas eve? Perhaps you’ve been promised a new four-wheeled friend or you’re looking to hit the January sales over the coming weeks? Whatever you’re looking for, it’s important to remember that motorhomes don’t just run by themselves; you’ll…

  We all know that sinking feeling that happens when you’re looking for you keys and there’s not much worse than the sudden realisation that you’ve lost them. The impact of losing your keys can be disastrous, and could leave you in a very difficult situation, so make sure you’re prepared for the worst… Keeping…

  Often in the motorhome insurance world, there is some confusion about the place of additional (or ‘named’) drivers. Adding additional drivers, particularly if they are young or inexperienced drivers can affect the price of the overall insurance policy and can also have impacts upon particular a driver’s no claims policy. Here is a quick…

Taking to the roads is normally a very safe way of getting around: stick to the speed limit, ensure your motorhome is well maintained and full of fuel and you won’t have any problems. However, accidents happen, sometimes they’re serious and sometimes they’re small, but if you’re involved you need to know how to deal…