Mayday is The Caravan Club's UK breakdown and recovery service,
specially designed for caravanners and motor caravanners. Operated
on our behalf by Green Flag, it provides 24 hour cover, 365 days a
year, whether you're towing or not. Mayday covers your car or motor
caravan, and touring caravan or trailer tent.
First choice rescue service for Club members
With a nationwide network of thousands of professional
independent mechanics on call, the average callout time is around
30 minutes (if they don't reach you within an hour, you can claim
£10).
With three different levels of cover to choose from - Premium
UK, Roadside & Recovery or Roadside Assistance - you
can select a service which meets your family's motoring needs.
Mayday is exclusive to members (over 115,000 members' vehicles
are already covered by this scheme) and cover starts at just £34
for a year.
Dual Recovery cover
Premium UK and Roadside & Recovery options include our
Dual Recovery cover, which means that a breakdown need not spoil
your holiday. If your vehicle breaks down on the way to a
pre-booked caravan site, then Mayday will get you, your car or
motorhome and your touring caravan or trailer tent to site so you
can still have your holiday. Your vehicle will then be taken to the
nearest garage so that it can be repaired for the journey home. If
that is not possible, Mayday will get you and your vehicles back
home again after your holiday.
Call the Mayday team on 0800 7 310 112
Lines are open 08:00 - 20:00 Monday - Friday, 09:00 - 17:00
Saturday and 10:00 - 17:00 Sunday (calls may be recorded).
Leave little to chance with the cover that takes care of you in just about every situation.
Roadside & Recovery offers all-round breakdown and recovery protection throughout the UK.
Roadside Assistance provides a roadside repair service which should get you on your way again.
Additional optional services provide even greater peace of mind and include Home-call, Personal Cover and Extra Care.
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