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A caravan is a major investment for you and your family, and at Paddy Compare we want to make sure it is protected should something happen to your caravan or its contents. If you own a caravan in Ireland then finding the right caravan insurance should be your top priority. Whether you are taking your touring caravans around the coast of Ireland or you are holidaying to your favourie caravan site, Paddy Compare makes finding cheap caravan insurance easy.
Whilst it is not a legal requirement to have caravan insurance, it is important to consider in order to ensure your caravan is adequately covered in a number of different circumstances. There are two main types of caravan cover, touring caravan insurance or static caravan insurance. A standard caravan insurance policy will protect both types of caravan against fire, theft and damage. Touring caravan insurance will also cover you for towing your caravan throughout Ireland for a year. For those who like to travel abroad, the basic policy will usually cover them for up to a period of 90 days. Our partner brokers cover all touring and static makes and models to include: Bailey; Compass; Abbey; Hobby; Sterling; Swift; ABI; Willerby and many more.
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Every policy is different and tailored to your individual caravan needs and circumstances, speak to our advisers today and get the right caravan insurance cover today.
In the event of a fire, your caravan insurance policy will provide cover for smoke and fire damage.
Internal damage is covered such as water leaks or cable damage.
If your caravan is stolen or broken into, your policy will cover you.
If you happy to injure someone or cause damage to someone's property.
We all love to caravan by the seaside, but with that it comes with strong winds in times of storms - your policy will cover damage against storms and floods.
If your caravan is damaged beyond repair in an accident, the policy can cover the replacement cost.
You will need the details of your caravan, the make, model, the claims history, the number of rooms, the length and width. Details of the security and storage. You will also need your contact details to hand.
Popular optional extras include: contents cover that will cover the costs of any appliances and furniture and fittings in the van; european and UK cover if you plan to take your caravan abroad; and legal cover to support you financially in the event of a claim.
The towing rules in Ireland can be complex and you should discuss these in detail with one of our partner brokes. A category B driving licence authorises you to drive a car, van or 4 x 4 in Ireland which has gross vehicle weight of not more than 3,500kg. You may tow a trailer of not greater than 750kg, or where the max weight of the trailer is more than 750kg, the combined weight of the towing vehicle and the trailer must not be more than 3,500kg. You will require a BE licence where the combined weight is greater than 3,500kg. It is your responsibility to ensure the both the vehicle and the touring caravan are roadworthy and fit for purpose. The towing vehicle must be taxed and insured and have passed its roadworthiness test.
The right policy should allow you to get cover for your family and friends. You should however discuss this with one of our trusted caravan insurance specialists as the rules can be different for touring and statics. Some static caravan holiday parks may only allow the named owner to use the caravan.