Going To Australia? Cheap Travel Insurance!
Discounted Cover With World First
You’ve got the world at your feet, and cheap cover for holidays in Australia at your finger tips with World First.
We provide cheap cover worldwide, whether you’re planning 2 weeks In Western Australia, a month in the Outback or a trip of a lifetime to Sydney or perhaps you want annual cover for all the next year’s holidays.
Maximum Flexibility
World First will arrange cover from one day, to unlimited multi-trip annual cover for a year. We also offer this for people with medical problems, backpackers, winter sports, business trips and water sports. We'll even cover you to walk up the Sydney Harbour Bridge!
Holiday insurance cover from World First includes up to £5 million in medical expenses, options for loss of luggage, plus travel delay, personal liability and legal costs. We cover people with existing medical problems too.
No Holiday Cover Travels Better
Since 1973 World First have been world famous for their unbeatable service and cheap premiums. We have looked after the needs of thousands of travellers visiting Australia over the decades and continue to pride ourselves on our ultra efficient and friendly service.
Should you need to make a claim we will be with you every step of the way. Jump on-line for an instant quote and cover. Or call us on 0845 90 80 161.
Why World First?
- In-House Claims Team
- 14-Day Money Back Guarantee On Policies
- Single Or Multi-Trip Cover
- Directly Authorised By The Financial Services Authority
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