Reviews · SICILY SEGWAY TOURS
The 9 best sicily segway tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long you are on the machine and who the training lap suits. Number one is first for a reason.
Start at Villa Pacini with a 30-minute Segway lesson, then follow a guide through Catania’s Baroque center, Piazza Duomo, Via Etnea, Roman ruins, Villa Bellini, San Nicola Church, and Castle Ursino. Groups are capped at eight, and the tour runs in English.
“Could not understand the English speaking guide very well plus headphones did not work very well. Too long not enough segway action.”
Spend three hours exploring Taormina by Segway with a trained guide, a 30-minute lesson, and a group capped at eight. Ride through the medieval quarter, Piazza IX Aprile, Villa Comunale, and past the Greek Theater. Guides such as Leo and Valentina help first-time riders feel at ease.
“Taormina is a strange but beautiful place. Everything is on a hill. We stayed for 3 days and did this right at the beginning and it gave us an immediate feel where everything is - and not getting out of breath!. This made our visit extra special as we could revisit places we had seen en route at our leisure. Apart from that segways are a blast for any age - you must do it.”
Ride through central Messina with an English-speaking guide on a three-hour Segway tour limited to eight people. After a 30-minute lesson, visit the Duomo, astronomical clock, Piazza Cairoli, Santissima Annunziata dei Catalani, Neptune Fountain, and more. Helmets and rain ponchos are available.
“Brilliant experience, although a little hair raising at times with the traffic!”
Learn to ride a Segway during a 30-minute lesson, then follow a local guide through Palermo’s old center, Capo Market, Norman Palace, La Kalsa, and the seafront. Small groups cap at eight people. Bianca and Leo have led especially well-liked outings, though guide assignments may vary.
“Excellent!!!!!!!Great instructors and wonderful tour. Loved the Segways!”
Meet near Messina’s cruise port for a 30-minute Segway lesson, then ride with a local guide through Piazza Cairoli, Piazza Duomo, historic churches, public gardens, and wide post-earthquake streets. Groups are capped at eight, and guides such as Francesco keep the pace careful and friendly.
“Very fun experience. I was very nervous at first but they were very patient and in no time I was cruising along like a pro. My teenagers loved it and our guide was very knowledgeable. Highly recommended.”
Start at Syracuse port with a 30-minute Segway lesson, then follow your guide through Ortygia and mainland Syracuse. You’ll see Apollo’s Temple, the Fountain of Aretusa, Piazza del Duomo, Castle Maniace, San Giovanni’s Catacombs, and the Roman amphitheater. The group is limited to eight people, and Leo helps keep the outing friendly and safe.
“Had this segway tour in Syracuse, it was myself and my boyfriend. We first had an orientation and learn to use the segway in a quiet parking area, before we took off to explore Ortigia. The segway was so much fun! So glad we did this tour. It is very easy to go around by segway and it is at the same time a great way to explore this town, which is so beautiful”
Ride a Segway through Cefalù with a guide after a 30-minute training session. In about three hours, you’ll see the Duomo, Fisherman’s Gate, the Mandralisca Museum area, Capo Marchiafava, and the medieval washhouse. The group is capped at eight, with helmets and rain ponchos provided.
“We try to find Segway to rent but they operate only during summer!!! What a shame!”
Meet your local guide at Segway Palermo for a 30-minute lesson, then glide through central Palermo and its seafront gardens. You’ll stop at the cathedral, Fontana della Vergogna, Quattro Canti, Piazza della Vittoria, the Palace of the Normans, Capo Market, and the Gallery of Modern Art. The group is limited to eight people.
“It was a wonderful experience. The owner and guide accompanied us. It was 4 of us. Loved every minute and would highly recommend this company!k”
Meet your local guide in Taormina for a 3-hour Segway tour with a 30-minute training session. Glide through Borgo Medievale, Villa Comunale, Piazza del Duomo, and past the Greek Theatre, with photo stops and views toward Mount Etna. The group is limited to eight.
“Our guides took the time to be sure we were comfortable using the Segways before heading off. We covered a lot of area that would have been difficult on a walking tour. Our guide was knowledgeable and our small group made the experience very personal. I recommend you try it!”
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