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Holiday Home Insurance in Cyprus

Based in the Mediterranean Sea and just south of Turkey, Cyprus is a popular destination for holiday home owners who enjoy relaxing beaches and beautiful surroundings.

If you own a holiday home in Cyprus, Intasure can help you protect your home even when it is left unoccupied or let out to tenants.

Naturally, you want to make sure you get a good deal on your holiday home insurance Cyprus, however it’s also important to know that you have the right level of cover.

Here at Intasure we aim to provide flexible yet extensive cover to all our customers, as well as providing risk-related savings. Whether you have recently bought a property or have owned a holiday home in Cyprus for years, Intasure can help you find a suitable insurance policy.

Property Insurance in Cyprus

As most holiday home owners leave their properties unoccupied during certain parts of the year, it’s of the utmost importance that they are protected properly. Intasure can provide cover that will protect your second home in Cyprus at all times, whether it is occupied or not.

If you are planning on letting your Cypriot holiday home we can also provide cover for loss of rental income, as well as:

To find out more why not fill out our online quote form today?

Some of the benefits with Intasure holiday home insurance are:

Cover whether occupied or unoccupied
Public liability cover of up to £5million included as standard
Loss of rent included following a claim
Cover for temporary accommodation following a claim

If you are looking for holiday home insurance to protect your property in Cyprus then look no further and try Intasure!

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*This provides you with a summary of the cover. For precise details of cover, including the conditions and exclusions that apply, the policy document itself should be referred to.