Rounders Travel Insurance

What is rounders?

Rounders is a bat-and-ball game played between two teams, where players score by hitting a ball and running around four bases. Traditionally enjoyed in schools and community settings, it's especially popular in the UK and Ireland for its fun and fast-paced nature.

Do I need travel insurance for rounders?

Yes. While rounders is generally low-risk, injuries like sprains, bruises, or accidental impacts can happen. Travel insurance helps cover medical expenses, cancellations, or delays if something goes wrong during your trip.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for rounders and similar team sports
• Customisable policies for individuals or group travel
• Protection for beginners and experienced players alike
• No hidden exclusions – clear and straightforward policies

What is included in rounders travel insurance?

Our rounders travel insurance includes emergency medical cover, personal accident benefits, repatriation, cancellation protection, and personal liability cover while playing or participating.

Does standard travel insurance cover rounders?

Often not. Many basic policies exclude organised or physical activities. A specialist policy that specifically names rounders will give you the cover you need.

Can I get rounders insurance with a medical condition?

Usually, yes. Let us know about your condition during the quote process. We'll check your eligibility and explain any additional terms if needed.

Is there a maximum age for rounders travel insurance?

Most policies provide cover up to age 70. If you're in good health and active, there are usually still options available—just review the insurer's specific terms.

Top destinations to enjoy rounders

• UK – Home of rounders, with community matches and summer leagues
• Ireland – Popular for friendly games in schools and local sports clubs

What to pack for a rounders trip

• Comfortable clothing and footwear for running
• Personal ID, insurance documents, and emergency contacts
• Sun protection and water for outdoor games

Common rounders injuries and how insurance helps

Although light-hearted, rounders can still result in:

• Twisted ankles or pulled muscles while running
• Bruises or scrapes from impacts or slides
• Ball or bat contact injuries

Insurance provides access to medical support, trip assistance, and peace of mind if anything happens while you’re away.

Tips for safe and enjoyable rounders games

• Warm up and stretch before playing
• Stick to the rules and use proper technique when batting
• Stay hydrated and take regular breaks in the shade