Roller Hockey Travel Insurance

What is roller hockey?

Roller hockey is a recreational team sport played on roller skates, combining elements of ice hockey with the agility and freedom of skating. It's played informally around the world in parks, leisure centres, and community sports halls perfect for staying active and having fun with friends.

Do I need travel insurance for roller hockey?

Yes. Even during casual games, falls, bumps, and minor injuries can happen. Travel insurance can help cover unexpected medical expenses, cancellations, and personal liability while enjoying roller hockey on holiday.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for roller hockey and casual team sports
• Customisable policies for solo travellers or group trips
• Protection for new skaters and experienced players alike
• No hidden exclusions – just straightforward cover for active holidays

What is included in roller hockey travel insurance?

Our roller hockey travel insurance includes emergency medical cover, personal accident, repatriation, cancellation cover, and personal liability protection for leisure-based play.

Does standard travel insurance cover roller hockey?

Not usually. Most general policies don’t include sports like roller hockey. To be properly covered, you'll need a policy that specifically names the activity.

Can I get roller hockey insurance with a medical condition?

Often, yes. You just need to declare your condition when getting a quote. We’ll assess eligibility and let you know if any conditions apply.

Is there a maximum age for roller hockey travel insurance?

Many providers offer cover up to age 70. If you’re active and in good health, there are usually options available—just check the individual policy details.

Top places to enjoy roller hockey abroad

• USA – Outdoor rinks and urban courts across California and Florida
• Canada – Public facilities and casual leagues in major cities
• Spain – Community games in Barcelona and Madrid
• Portugal – Friendly neighbourhood matches in Lisbon
• Italy – Skate-friendly parks and clubs across the country

What to pack for a roller hockey trip

• Roller skates and helmet
• Protective pads for knees and elbows
• Casual sportswear
• Water bottle and light snacks
• Personal ID and insurance documents

Common roller hockey injuries and how insurance helps

Even during relaxed games, injuries can include:

• Sprains or bruises from light collisions
• Falls leading to cuts or minor fractures
• Fatigue or overexertion on longer sessions

Insurance helps with medical treatment, transport costs, and refunds if an injury interrupts your trip.

Tips for safe and enjoyable roller hockey

• Wear basic protective gear, even for casual games
• Warm up before play and stretch afterwards
• Stick to smooth, designated surfaces
• Stay hydrated, especially in warm climates
• Play within your skill level to avoid injury