Roller Skating Travel Insurance

What is roller skating?

Roller skating is a recreational activity that involves gliding on quad skates - traditional roller skates with two wheels at the front and two at the back. It’s enjoyed by people of all ages for fitness, fun, dancing, and casual outdoor exploration.

Do I need travel insurance for roller skating?

Yes. Even casual skating can lead to unexpected trips or falls. Travel insurance can help cover emergency medical treatment, trip cancellations, or liability if you accidentally injure someone while out enjoying a skate.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for quad roller skating and active holidays
• Flexible options for solo skaters or groups
• Support for beginners and seasoned skaters alike
• No hidden exclusions – just clear, reliable cover

What is included in roller skating travel insurance?

Our roller skating travel insurance includes emergency medical treatment, personal accident cover, repatriation, cancellation protection, and personal liability cover in case something goes wrong while you’re skating.

Does standard travel insurance cover roller skating?

Not always. Some basic policies exclude activities like skating due to the risk of injury. You’ll need a policy that clearly includes quad roller skating to be fully protected.

Can I get roller skating insurance with a medical condition?

Often, yes. Just declare your condition during the quote process and we’ll let you know what’s covered. Additional terms may apply depending on your medical history.

Is there a maximum age for roller skating travel insurance?

Many insurers offer cover up to age 70. If you’re in good health and active, you’re likely to have several options - just check each policy for specific age limits.

Top places to enjoy roller skating abroad

• USA – Boardwalks, beachfronts, and retro rinks in California and Florida
• Netherlands – Smooth city pavements and scenic cycling paths
• France – Roller-friendly events and vibrant skating culture
• Spain – Perfect for city cruises and coastal skating routes
• Germany – Great infrastructure and a strong roller skating community

What to pack for a roller skating trip

• Quad skates and safety gear (helmet, knee and elbow pads)
• Comfortable clothing for movement
• Basic tools for skate adjustments
• Personal ID, insurance documents, and emergency contacts
• Snacks and water to stay energised

Common roller skating injuries and how insurance helps

Even during relaxed skating sessions, injuries can include:

• Sprained ankles or wrists from falls
• Scrapes and bruises on knees and elbows
• Concussions or more serious injuries if safety gear isn’t worn

Travel insurance supports your recovery with cover for treatment, travel interruptions, and more.

Tips for safe and fun roller skating

• Wear protective gear at all times
• Stick to safe, well-maintained surfaces
• Hydrate and rest when needed
• Warm up before skating and cool down after
• Maintain your skates and check them regularly