Ice Go Carting Travel Insurance
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Ice go carting is a winter motorsport activity that takes traditional go carting onto frozen tracks. Drivers navigate specially prepared ice circuits that require careful control, balance and smooth steering. When taking part abroad, ice go carting is usually enjoyed on an amateur basis as part of an organised recreational experience.
ActivitySure travel insurance can cover amateur ice go carting overseas, provided participation meets the policy conditions. Although sessions are supervised and tracks are purpose-built, the icy surface and reduced grip increase the risk of spins or collisions, making appropriate travel insurance an important part of your trip planning.
Choose the protection that fits your adventure
Excess £100
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£1,000
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£5,000,000
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£750
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£250
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£200
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£300
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£20 per 12hrs, max. £100
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£5,000
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£2,000,000
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£250
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£750
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£60,000
Excess £75
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£3,000
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£10,000,000
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£1,500
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£250
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£200
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£500
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£20 per 12hrs, max. £200
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£7,500
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£2,000,000
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£250
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£750
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£60,000
Excess £0
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£5,000
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£10,000,000
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£2,500
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£250
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£400
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£1000
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£20 per 12hrs, max. £400
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£15,000
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£2,000,000
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£250
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£750
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£100,000
* Protection levels are based on overall cover limits, benefits and excess across each plan.
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Single trip Ice Go Carting Travel Insurance
Perfect for one-off adventures, holidays and activity breaks abroad.
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Annual multi-trip Ice Go Carting Travel Insurance
Travel more for less with year-round protection across multiple trips.
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Whether you’re planning a one-off escape, an activity-packed holiday or travelling regularly throughout the year, our protection levels are designed to give you confidence at every stage of your journey. From emergency medical cover and cancellation protection to support while you’re away, you can choose the level of cover that best fits the way you travel and the adventures you take on.
Destination Insight
Where is popular to go ice go carting?
Ice go carting is most commonly available in destinations with long winter seasons and reliable frozen conditions. Finland and Norway are well known for creating ice circuits on frozen lakes, offering structured experiences for visitors.
The activity is also popular in alpine regions such as the French Alps, where ski resorts often include ice go carting as part of their winter activity programmes. Many travellers take part as an alternative to traditional snow sports.
Here's why ice go carting travel insurance matters:
Ice go carting involves speed, limited traction and close driving conditions, which can increase the risk of collisions or impact injuries. If an accident occurs abroad, medical treatment and travel disruption can be expensive. Travel insurance helps provide financial protection if you need medical assistance or support.
Helpful travel tips
- Emergency medical expenses if you are injured while taking part.
- Repatriation if you need to return home for medical reasons.
- Cancellation or curtailment for specific unforeseen events.Travel disruption benefits where included.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, even if it’s a one-off activity at a ski resort or winter activity centre, it needs to be added. It is not covered under the Winter Sports extension, so you’ll need to select it during the quote process.
No - ice go karting isn’t included under Winter Sports cover. If you’re planning to take part, you’ll need to select ice go karting as a separate activity when arranging your ActivitySure policy.
If you’re injured while taking part, your policy can include cover for emergency medical treatment and assistance abroad. This can include injuries from crashes, spins, or collisions during normal participation.
No. Travel insurance is designed to cover you, not the kart. You may need separate cover or a waiver from the activity provider for damage, repairs, or excess charges.
That depends on the country and how the activity is organised. You should follow the provider’s rules, local laws, age limits, safety instructions, and any licence requirements before taking part.
No. Personal liability cover does not apply to claims caused by your use or ownership of a mechanically propelled vehicle. You would not be covered in the event that you cause injury or damage to someone else or their property while using the vehicle.