Snow Tubing Travel Insurance

What is snow tubing?

Snow tubing is a winter activity where you glide down snowy slopes on an inflatable tube. It's easy to pick up, requires no previous experience, and is a hit with both kids and adults looking for fun in the snow.

Do I need travel insurance for snow tubing?

Yes. While snow tubing is generally considered low-risk, injuries from collisions or awkward landings can still happen. If you're heading abroad for tubing, travel insurance can help with unexpected medical costs and trip disruption.

Why choose us?

• Specialist cover for snow tubing and other winter activities
• Flexible policies for solo travellers, families, or group trips
• Protection for new and experienced snow tubers
• No hidden exclusions – just clear, reliable cover

What is included in snow tubing travel insurance?

Our policies include emergency medical cover, personal accident, repatriation, trip cancellation, and personal liability protection if you cause injury to others or accidental damage while tubing.

Does standard travel insurance cover snow tubing?

Usually not. Basic policies tend to exclude winter sports. For full protection, choose a plan that specifically lists snow tubing as an insured activity.

Can I get snow tubing insurance with a medical condition?

Often, yes. Simply declare your condition when you get a quote. We’ll review your information and let you know if any exclusions or adjustments apply.

Is there a maximum age for snow tubing travel insurance?

Many providers offer cover up to age 70. If you're healthy and active, you can usually still find a policy that fits. Just be sure to check each provider’s terms.

Top international snow tubing destinations

• USA – Family-friendly resorts in Colorado and Vermont
• Canada – Great tubing parks in British Columbia and Quebec
• Switzerland – Alpine slopes perfect for tubing
• Japan – Powdery fun in Hokkaido's famous resorts
• France – Variety of tubing hills across the Alps

What to pack for a snow tubing trip

• Warm waterproof clothing and snow boots
• Helmet and protective gear
• Gloves and thermal base layers
• Snacks and water
• Personal ID, travel insurance documents, and emergency contacts

Common snow tubing injuries and how insurance helps

While generally safe, snow tubing can lead to:

• Bruises or fractures from collisions
• Sprains from unexpected falls
• Minor cuts or abrasions
• Cold-related issues like frostbite or hypothermia

Travel insurance helps cover treatment, transport, and any missed experiences due to injury.

Tips for safe and fun snow tubing

• Only use well-maintained tubes and safety-approved slopes
• Always follow on-site safety rules and staff instructions
• Wear suitable cold-weather gear
• Watch over children closely
• Stay in designated areas to avoid hidden hazards