Top Western Australia Segway Tours

Instead of wearing down the soles of your shoes by walking around all day, save your energy for other activities by hopping on a Segway and exploring the banks of the Swan River on this undemanding tour of Perth’s Elizabeth Quay. Ride through the lush parks and gardens, discover everything from waterfalls to restaurants, and swing by major Perth landmarks like the Bell Tower and the Elizabeth Quay Bridge.

See the highlights of Perth on a Segway tour along the city’s booming and beautiful riverfront. With a knowledgeable guide, cruise along the Swan River, and check out attractions like Kings Park, Claisebrook Cove or the river foreshore, depending on the option selected when booking. By allowing you to cover more ground than a walking tour but still be outside in the fresh air, a Segway is the ideal way to explore a sunny, outdoorsy city like Perth.

Segways are a fun way to cover a lot of ground without getting too tired while you're sightseeing. This segway tour of Perth's Kings Park will take you along bush trails, to the botanic gardens, and other special places in this beloved park. Admire the views of the Perth skyline from lookout points and see more than you would strolling around independently.

Rottnest Island is renowned for its beautiful beaches, military history, and dramatic coastal scenery. On this tour, zip along the coast and venture off-road on a fun Segway excursion. Visit key WWII sites such as the Kingstown Barracks and Bickley Battery gun emplacements, take in the views from the Jubilee Hill Observation Post, and stop at Paterson Beach, Henrietta Rocks, and Thompsons Bay.

Comprised of 642 acres (260 hectares), it can be a challenge to see everything in Albany Heritage Park on foot. Discover the park's highlights in just one hour on a segway tour. Your easy-to-ride mode of transport allows you to traverse sandy beaches and hilly terrain without breaking a sweat. Listen to live commentary through a personal headset, as you follow your guide to Mt. Clarence, Mt. Adelaide, Ellen Cove Boardwalk, and more.

The otherworldly landscapes of the Pinnacles Desert are one of Western Australia’s most impressive natural wonders, found just north of Perth in the Nambung National Park. On this tour, admire the Pinnacles at their most magical during a sunset visit, enjoy a sunset dinner in the desert, and stay after-dark for a thrilling stargazing experience. Along the way, stop to try sandboarding at the famous Lancelin Sand Dunes, take a guided walk along the banks of Moore River where your tour guide will show plants used by the Aborigines for food and medicine.

Tackle the Lancelin Sand Dunes on this half-day ATV and sandboarding adventure. This popular destination is known for off-road driving and sandboarding down massive 45-degree dunes of white sand. Choose from a range of vehicles then take off on a thrilling ride through the dunes and enjoy the beautiful beaches of Western Australia.

Spend lunch on the water during this Swan River cruise from Perth. As you glide leisurely down the river from the city to Fremantle, a historical port city located where the river meets the Indian Ocean, feast on a buffet hot dishes, salads, fruit and more. While you eat, take in views of Perth’s waterfront suburbs and yacht clubs.

Embark on a leisurely ride along Cable Beach atop a camel during this exciting adventure. Join a small group in Broome and enjoy a relaxing ride along the beach before sunset, giving you plenty of light to take photos. Camels are tied together so you can enjoy a relaxing ride without the worry of steering.

Explore the history and highlights of Albany Heritage Park on this guided Segway tour. Overlooking the exact location where many of the ANZAC legends left Australia in 1914, Albany Heritage Park sits in 260 hectares of native bushland spanning from the city to the coast—and is home to the National ANZAC Centre. Follow your guide as you zip along the trails, taking in the views, and visiting the different memorials.

Explore some of the best views of Rottnest Island on your 1-hour guided Segway tour. The relaxed holiday vibe of Rottnest’s historic settlement is perfect for Segway touring. Glide along spectacular Thomson Bay, filled with boats and bathers, to the iconic Rottnest pub. Enjoy stories of the settlement’s intriguing past and keep watch for Quokkas. Leaving the settlement, the tour follows beachside paths, exploring popular bays and beaches. The tour concludes back at Kingstown Barracks and you have free time to explore the Island. Why not dive into one of the pristine bays or complete the Quokka selfie challenge. The opportunities are endless.

Explore some of the best views of Rottnest Island on your 1-hour guided Segway tour. The relaxed holiday vibe of Rottnest’s historic settlement is perfect for Segway touring. Glide along spectacular Thomson Bay, filled with boats and bathers, to the iconic Rottnest pub. Enjoy stories of the settlement’s intriguing past and keep watch for Quokkas. Leaving the settlement, the tour follows beachside paths, exploring popular bays and beaches. The tour concludes back at Kingstown Barracks and you have free time to explore the Island. Why not dive into one of the pristine bays or complete the Quokka selfie challenge. The opportunities are endless.

Go off-road and explore Rottnest Island’s most spectacular bays, beaches and attractions on a Segway built for adventure. Delve into the fascinating military history of Rottnest Island and visit the Bickley Battery gun emplacements and Jubilee lookout. View the natural habitat of the island as well as the pristine beaches and secluded bays, where there is plenty of stunning photo locations to stop at. The tour concludes back at Kingstown Barracks and you have free time to do as you please.

Go off-road and explore Rottnest Island’s most spectacular bays, beaches and attractions on a Segway built for adventure. Delve into the fascinating military history of Rottnest Island and visit the Bickley Battery gun emplacements and Jubilee lookout. View the natural habitat of the island as well as the pristine beaches and secluded bays, where there is plenty of stunning photo locations to stop at. The tour concludes back at Kingstown Barracks and you have free time to do as you please.