Travel Insurance to Lanzarote
Planning on a trip to Lanzarote to soak up some well-deserved sun? Well at Holiday Extras we abide by the motto: "less hassle, more holiday". Wanting you to have as much time for relaxing, we try to keep your time spent doing just that — not bogged down scrolling through hundreds of travel insurance policies.
After deciding whether you're in need of a single trip or an annual trip policy, you can then select 1 of our 4 flexible policies tailored around your trip:
| Emergency medical and repatriation expenses | |||
| Cancellation | |||
| Curtailment and loss of holiday | |||
| Personal possessions | |||
| Passport and other documents | |||
| Personal money | |||
| Baggage Delay (outward journey) | |||
| Missed departure | |||
| Missed connection | |||
| Personal liability | |||
| Legal costs and expenses | |||
| Scheduled airline failure | |||
| End supplier failure | |||
| Pet Care |
*Or as specified on your schedule
Do you need any vaccinations to travel to Lanzarote?
As well as your routine vaccinations, you'll also need rabies and hepatitis A and B, as bats in the Canary Islands carry rabies, and there is some risk of foods being contaminated with hepatitis A in Lanzarote.
Do you need travel insurance for Lanzarote?
You need travel insurance to travel to most places in the world, and it's important that you take this out when travelling to Lanzarote so that you're covered for such events as missing your flight and passport theft. Your medical care will be covered by the EHIC, but pre-existing medical conditions will have to be covered by the right travel insurance.
Do I need a visa to travel to Lanzarote?
To enter Lanzarote, you will simply need to carry your passport, but you should check that your passport does not expire for six months after your visit.
Top 5 things to see and do in Lanzarote
1. Cueva De Los Verdes
These caves were formed by a volcanic eruption 4000 years ago and are known for their natural colour changes which make these caves look green due to an excess of salt and iron.
2. Timanfaya National Park
At Timanfaya National Park, you will be able to visit the location of the volcanic eruptions of the 1700s and explore the lava fields on a guided tour.
3. The Cactus Garden
Celebrate the latest Instagram trend at the Cactus Garden, home to 10,000 of our favourite spiny plants.
4. Monumento De Campasino
The Monumento De Campasino is dedicated to farmers and stands at 15 metres high. Whilst impressive, you should also visit the artisan craft markets and luxury restaurants that now surround it.
5. Rancho Texas Park
If you are with a child, or are a child at heart, visiting this water and animal park might be for you, with both waterslides and animals such as white tigers providing a day's entertainment.
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Holiday Extras Travel Insurance is provided by Taurus Insurance Services, an insurance intermediary licenced and authorised in Gibraltar by the Financial Services Commission under Permission Number 5566 and authorised to passport general insurance intermediary services into the UK and registered with the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK under registration number 444830.
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