Sealine 215 Family insurance: calculate your premium
Model page, insured as a motorboat
The Sealine 215 Family is insurable with us as a motorboat, whatever its year, wherever you bought it and however many owners came before you. Liability, hull, legal expenses and personal accident cover sit in one contract, set up online in five minutes.
At a glance
Sealine 215 Family: cover, cost and conditions
The Sealine 215 Family is insured in our portfolio as a motorboat, and 13 further Sealine models are listed. We have no confirmed information on dimensions, production period and engines for this model. Missing information we record in the application instead of deriving it from the type designation.
Anyone travelling abroad needs proof that the local harbour master can also read. We issue the international certificate of insurance automatically in ten languages. It is part of the contract documents and does not have to be requested separately.
The cover also applies in winter storage, during craning, launching and on the transport route. A boat trailer is covered by the third-party liability at no extra premium from Basis-Plus, provided it is named in the application with its value. You can add it to the hull cover for a premium. Third-party liability with a limit of indemnity of 10 to 50 million euros forms the basis here, supplemented by limited hull cover or full hull cover with an agreed value.
Frequently asked
Is the certificate sufficient for waters abroad?
For the Sealine 215 Family: It proves the existing insurance cover and is automatically available
in ten languages.
The agreed cruising range should cover the planned route.
How is the cruising range extended?
For the Sealine 215 Family: Tell us the planned use, then we adjust it.
The cruising range is one of the premium factors, alongside type of boat, value,
year of construction and engine power.
Other models by this make
Sealine 215 Family insured in five minutes.
Calculate your insurance premium online, policy the same day, or call us: +49 3375 / 29 12 77.
