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Life On The Road: Travelling Around Australia In A Caravan

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December 3, 2016 //  by theinternationalwanderer//  Leave a Comment

“Traveling — it gives you home in thousand strange places, then leaves you a stranger in your own land.” — Ibn Battuta

The transformation of a person is owed to the extent to which ones travel, whether on road within their own land or to a foreign country. By taking a break from technology and routine, you find yourself exploring new hobbies and getting to know new and interesting people.

caravanA large number of people go for road trips, and caravans are their preferred mode of transport mainly because they can be customized to fit your requirements and are extremely spacious. They also provide amazing value for money, the chance to be close to nature, privacy, and give you a homely feeling literally anywhere. Due to huge benefits and convenience offered, people living in Australia also opt for caravans to travel around the country.  

While travelling is fun, entertaining, adventurous, relaxing, and helps you to unwind, increase your knowledge and information, and contributes to your personality development in many ways, it can be equally risky and dangerous as well.

Although you cannot predict what you are going to face on a road trip, it is better to do proper planning before you hit the road in your caravan to make sure you do not end up in a big problem.

 

What to Do?

caravanWhile everyone knows about the things they need to take along on a road trip, the excitement of travelling makes many forget about considering insurance.

To make sure that the desire to satisfy your adventurous streak will not land you in any financial trouble, insurance is really important. There are different types of insurances that you may need while travelling. These include:

  • Vehicle insurance
  • Travel insurance
  • Accident insurance
  • Life insurance
  • Health insurance

If you already have one or more of these insurances, consult the insurance company beforehand to know if your insurance provides coverage during travel. If it does, inquire about the things it covers. For example, your insurance may cover health related problems, only in case of illness, and does not take into account health problems due to an accident.

If you do not have an insurance policy, the first step should be to look for a reliable insurance company and discuss all your needs in detail to get the most comprehensive package. While on a trip, you not only need vehicle insurance, but also one that covers your entire family’s life and health.

 

Why do I even Need Insurance?

caravanMany people think buying an insurance policy is nothing more than a waste of money, but the reality is that it actually saves your money.

When you are travelling around Australia in your caravan, insurance will help you in one or more of the following ways:

  • In Case of Accidents

In case you meet an accident during the road trip and get yourself injured and your vehicle damaged, insurance would cover the cost of medical and vehicle repairs and will save you from additional expenditures. Since a caravan also has a kitchen, there is also a risk of a fire breakout in addition to typical road accidents.

  • In Case of Illness

Road trips are long. As a result, as you travel from place to place, you are likely to catch a disease due to the change of weather. This won’t be a financial burden when you are covered by health insurance.  

  • In Case of Disability

God forbid but if you meet an accident that leaves you disabled, insurance will help you continue your life without any financial trouble and will also cover your hospital expenditures.

 

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