Just wondered if anybody could recommend anywhere for boat insurance. I've now got a 12ft rib with a Mercury 10hp motor that I need to insure. Any suggestions?
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Have a look at the ads in the back of the boating mags - Yachting Monthly, Practical Boat Owner etc, lots of companies for you to ring round for the cheapest quotation 
Got an Orkney Longliner that I was looking to insure a couple of years back. It’s worth less than 3K and the cheapest I could insure it for was about ½ the value so I didn’t bother.
Still got her,
she’s a great wee boat. 5 brownies, from 4 n a ½lb down were caught today from her. 
Sorry, back to your question, Shuck Raider offers good advice, I checked with them and a couple of brokers that I know. Its expensive.
Still got her,
she’s a great wee boat. 5 brownies, from 4 n a ½lb down were caught today from her. Sorry, back to your question, Shuck Raider offers good advice, I checked with them and a couple of brokers that I know. Its expensive.
I insure my mirror dinghy with NOBLE MARINE.
Easy to set up but never had to claim so can't comment on after sales service.
www.noblemarine.co.uk
Easy to set up but never had to claim so can't comment on after sales service.
www.noblemarine.co.uk
Navigators & General 01273 863400
btw i found many boat insurers required 2 years experience before they'd consider taking any business
btw i found many boat insurers required 2 years experience before they'd consider taking any business
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I use noble marine. Years ago I did a stupid thing. I put my boat on the trailer and set off but forgot to take my mast down. when mymast hit a tree I explained to noble marine who pointed out (in the nicest possible way) that I wasnt insured in those circumstances. They still paid up out of pity for such a dumbwit
Thanks peeps, better start ringing around
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