Reviews · ROTTNEST ISLAND SEGWAY TOURS
Good rottnest island segway tours run small groups and fill up early. Below: the 4 to book ahead, what each includes and how they differ.
Ride a Segway around Rottnest Island with a small group of up to 10 people. After training, follow guides such as Harriet, Seth, or Josie to Bickley Battery, Jubilee Hill, Paterson Beach, Henrietta Rocks, Kingstown Barracks, and Thompsons Bay.
“The tour guide did an amazing job. The tour overall was really fun!! Would definitely recommend it!!”
You’ll train on a Segway before riding off-road to Rottnest’s Bickley Battery and Jubilee Hill. Guides such as Harriet, James, Jill, and Justin share island and wartime stories while you stop for coastal views. Small groups of up to 10 make this a friendly, focused 90-minute outing.
“The whole family enjoyed it very much. What an experience ! Would recommend to all.”
Spend an hour learning to ride a Segway before touring Rottnest Island’s Thomson Bay Settlement with an English-speaking guide. Justin, Jill, Gill, and Paul have led past tours, sharing island history, native wildlife notes, and views toward Bickley Bay and Bathurst Lighthouse.
“Traveling on the Segway was much easier than I expected, I chose to go on the Segway a day before back surgery just in case I hurt myself, but I need not have worried. such a wonderful way to see the islands, with a lovely guide.”
You’ll learn Rottnest’s story from guides such as Lauren, James, and Amelia while riding from Kingston Barracks past Thomson Bay, Bathurst Lighthouse, and The Basin. Training, safety gear, and radio communication are included, with morning and afternoon departures for groups of up to 10.
“Easy to get use to riding the Segway James gave instruction clearly and was very safety conscious and happy.”
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