Chubb and Safe Harbor Marinas Announce Insurance Partnership Across 150+ Marinas and Shipyards
NEW YORK, March 25, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Chubb (NYSE: CB), a world leader in insurance, and Safe Harbor Marinas, the global leader in waterfront lifestyle, today announced an exclusive partnership naming Chubb as the preferred insurance provider for Safe Harbor members.
By teaming up with Chubb, Safe Harbor members across 150+ marinas will gain access to Chubb's
"We're thrilled that Safe Harbor has entrusted Chubb to help protect its members and enhance their time on the water," said Kimberly Finlay, Senior Vice President and Recreational Marine Leader, Personal Risk Services at Chubb. "This collaboration reflects our shared commitment to providing boating enthusiasts with exceptional coverage and service tailored to their needs."
- Total Loss Settlement with no deductible
- No depreciation on partial losses
- Mechanical and electrical breakdown coverage
- Rental reimbursement
- Replacement cost coverage
- Sinking, collision, fire, demasting, explosion, and stranding coverage resulting from causes that are typically excluded
- Comprehensive liability protection
- Uninsured/Underinsured boater coverage
- Personal property coverage
- Emergency towing and service
- Precautionary measures/hurricane haulout coverage
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