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Travelling to Tenerife at Easter and on my return date I'll be 32w1d pregnant. All fine with airline and midwife but my work leisure travel insurance won't cover past 28 weeks.

Has anyone had this situation and could recommend a company that'll cover me? I'm going to try and endorse my current annual but would like an alternative option.


Thanks all!!

Was going to suggest price comparison sites as well. If you need emergency healthcare you definitely don't want to be worried about cost if it's not covered! Also have you signed by for your EU health insurance card? Finally don't forget to carry your maternity notes and ensure you know where the nearest hospital/emergency care is. And then relax and enjoy the holiday :)
Got my EU card, notes and midwife letter. My business travel is fine with all of that but my leisure doesn't cover 12 weeks before (and after!) EDD. Most stop at 28, some at 32, I'm a day out! AllClearTravel cover up to 36 weeks though, and look reasonably priced so going to go with them. Thanks to all for their messages! Xx

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