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Good vip segway experiences run small groups and fill up early. Below: the 8 to book ahead, what each includes and how they differ.
Explore central Palma by private Segway with an English-speaking guide. After a safety briefing, ride past the Cathedral of Mallorca, La Almudaina Palace, Plaça Cort, La Lonja, Es Baluard, Parc de la Mar, and Ca’n Pere Antoni beach. Guides include Nina, Ciara, Bruno, Floris, Victoria, and Fatima.
“Ciara our guide was really excellent and it was the perfect way to get to know Palma and fun! Highly recommend”
Glide through Berlin with a private guide on a 90, 120, or 150-minute Segway tour. You’ll see Museum Island, Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, the Holocaust Memorial, and more, with longer routes reaching Checkpoint Charlie and Alexanderplatz. Guide Morgan is praised for efficient sightseeing and strong photo stops.
“Our guide Morgan was very knowledgeable and took us to all the main sights around Berlin. Great fun and efficient way to get to know the Berlin main attractions and get photos of them. Obviously not enough time to stay for any length of time at any of the museums, but it's what we expected and saved a lot of walking!”
Cover Berlin’s major sights by private Segway with a local guide such as Eishan, Nachi, Morgan, or Vicente. After training, ride from Museum Island to Alexanderplatz, with photo stops at the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Holocaust Memorial, Checkpoint Charlie, and more.
“Morgan was a good guide. He showed us so many sights. Helped us get some great pictures. We were first time Segway drivers and he was careful to make sure we knew what to do. I would recommend this tour to anyone.”
Meet Miguel and explore Lisbon by Segway for about three hours. The route links Praça Dom Pedro IV, Chiado, São Vicente de Fora, Senhora do Monte, and Parque Eduardo VII, with helmets, water, snacks, and a small group of up to nine.
“Miguel was super - we all received a first class experience . Really enjoyed our Segway trip which was tailored to our needs and he was a delightful person who gave us lots of information . One of our group had a little mishap and he dealt with it calmly and professionally- we were all impressed .”
You’ll learn to ride a Segway, then follow a local guide through Munich at night past the Residenz, Maximilianeum, Friedensengel, Hofgarten, Ludwigstrasse, Königsplatz, and the English Garden surfers. Tours run in German, English, or Arabic for groups of up to 10.
Take a private two-hour Segway ride through Berlin with a live guide in English, German, or Arabic. After safety practice, you’ll pass the Reichstag, Brandenburg Gate, Holocaust Memorial, Checkpoint Charlie, Potsdamer Platz, Alexanderplatz, parks, and the Spree. Nachi is praised for a friendly, patient approach.
“Overall enjoyed the activity. It was great to spend a couple of hours through Berlin, and the guide tried to show us some of the sights we hadn’t seen. Though we were a little bit experienced using Segways, I feel there should have been a bit more attention made to road guidance. A few times, our guide went on ahead through a changing traffic light which split the group. One time, he didn’t notice and went on. He was friendly enough but didn’t seem particularly interested in being there, and though knowledgeable, his comments and the stops seemed rushed. I probably wouldn’t have been so critical, had we not paid…”
Ride a private Segway through central Berlin for three hours with a guide such as Iashawn. You’ll cover Hackescher Markt, the Reichstag, Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, Alexanderplatz, and more, with time for photos and local tips.
“Iashawn was Great ! This tour is well worth the Money, you see stuff that you can't see from a bus and take pictures all day. This is a MUST when coming to Berlin.”
Spend about three hours riding a Segway from Malá Strana through Prague’s western districts to Břevnov and Strahov. You’ll practice first, ride with a professional guide, visit two old monasteries, and buy beer at Břevnov Brewery if open.
“Our guide told us that Brehov Monastery was closed for “reconstruction,” so we only visited Strahov Monastery during our tour. However, we did in fact visit Brehov Monastery two days later, to find the restaurant and other buildings open to visitors with no reconstruction in sight.”
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