Travel insurance to Spain.
Cancellation cover
Up to £7,500 per person with our Deluxe policy.
24/7 medical support
Practical help when you need it.
No age limit
Enjoy travelling whatever your age.
Unlimited medical expenses
Generous emergency medical cover with our Deluxe policy.
Travel confidently with travel insurance for Spain
When it’s safe to travel to Spain, your travel insurance can protect you with COVID-19 medical and cancellation cover, at no extra cost. With Avanti, if something does go wrong, we’ll always aim to put it right.
Can I still buy travel insurance to Spain with the coronavirus outbreak?
If you buy your travel insurance for Spain today, you’ll be all ready to go once it’s safe for you to travel.
From 27 July, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office has advised against all but essential travel to all of Spain, including the Canary Islands and Balearic Islands.
If you choose to travel to Spain while it’s listed as unsafe by the FCO, WHO or local authorities, your travel insurance would become invalid and you wouldn’t be covered.
We understand this news can feel worrying. It’s important that you check the FCO travel advice regularly for updates about how the coronavirus is affecting holiday destinations, so you stay safe.
Once it’s safe for you to travel again, you can be covered for medical expenses and repatriation if you catch the coronavirus (COVID-19) while you’re on holiday, at no extra cost. Your new policy can also cover you for having to cancel or cut your trip short if you test positive for coronavirus within 14 days of your travel date.
For more information on the coronavirus, take a look at our latest update on the coronavirus and how this may affect your travel insurance.
It's not just travel insurance, it's travel reassurance!
Travel insurance that’s with you all the way - so you’ll be ready to roll, wherever your holiday takes you.
That’s Travel Reassurance!
How up-to-date travel insurance can protect you against the unexpected
The day before Liz1 was due to go on holiday, she was diagnosed with a new medical condition and sadly, her doctor told her it wasn’t safe for her to travel.
She gave us a call and we accepted her claim for the cancellation of her holiday. Three days later, Liz was thrilled that the money was in her bank account.
Nothing can ease the disappointment of not being able to travel, but having a good policy with cancellation cover can help to soften the blow.
Table of benefits
| Essentials | Classic | Deluxe | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cancellation and cutting your holiday short | £1,000 | £5,000 | £7,500 |
| Medical emergency and repatriation | £5 million | £10 million | Unlimited |
| Personal baggage | £1,000 | £2,000 | £3,000 |
| Missed departure | - | £1,000 | £1,500 |
| Money and passport cover | £300 | £500 | £600 |
| Personal liability | £2 million | £2 million | £2 million |
| Excess | £150 | £75 | nil |
Important Documents
Why do I need travel insurance for Spain?
While Spain may be a familiar destination, the unexpected can happen on holiday at any time, meaning travel insurance is essential.
Things going wrong on your travels can vary from lost luggage or stolen passport, to a serious medical emergency. Thankfully, a policy with us means you can relax knowing help is there when you need it most.
Do I need to tell you about my medical condition?
It’s important to let us know about any pre-existing health conditions you may have. When you get in touch for your quote, we’ll ask you a few questions about your health and how it impacts your daily life. That way we can make sure you have a policy that meets your travel and health needs.
We understand that talking about your health may be a sensitive topic, which is why we’ll take you through the questions at a pace that suits you. We’ll never rush you.
If you forget to let us know of any health conditions you have, this may affect the validity of your policy and a claim being accepted if you need us further down the line.
What destinations are classed as Spain for travel insurance?
Whether you’re taking a city break to Barcelona or a week’s family stay in Tenerife, you can get travel insurance that’s personalised to you.
The following destinations are classed under Spain for travel insurance:
- Spain
The Baleric Islands:
- Mallorca
- Menorca
- Ibiza
- Formentera
The Canary Islands, including:
- Tenerife
- Lanzarote
- Fuerteventura
- Gran Canaria
I have an EHIC. Do I still need travel insurance for Spain?
While the United Kingdom is still a member of the European Union, the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) gives you access to free or subsidised state healthcare in most European countries.
If you have a valid medical claim on your travel insurance, your EHIC will cover any excess payment you may have to make. Your EHIC won’t cover you for cancelling your trip, cutting your holiday short or for the theft or loss of any personal possessions.
While carrying an EHIC is an essential condition of your policy, it’s not a substitute for a good travel insurance policy.
Ready? Set? Let’s go get your travel insurance for Spain…
Talk to us today on 0800 888 6195. Or, you can get a quote online.