

Colorado does not require boat insurance by state law for recreational use. However, coverage may still be worth considering. Lenders may require insurance if your boat is financed. Marinas and storage facilities may require proof of liability coverage as a condition of docking or storing your vessel. And some organized boating events or clubs may also require coverage for participation.
All motorized watercraft in Colorado are required to be registered with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, but registration and insurance are separate requirements.
Whether or not coverage is required in your situation, exploring what is available can help you understand what protection may be accessible for your vessel.

Sun Coast General Insurance works with a range of vessel types. Depending on eligibility and carrier availability, coverage options may be available for:
Eligibility and available coverage can vary by vessel type, age, value, and use. A licensed agent can help clarify what options may be available for your specific boat.
Sun Coast General Insurance helps boat owners explore coverage options throughout Colorado, including major boating lakes and recreational areas across the state.


