VALENCIA · SEGWAY TOURS
Standing still while the city moves past is a fair trade in August. These 15 are compared on route, on duration and on whether the ride uses the riverbed park or the streets of the old town.
You’ll learn the Segway in a short practice session, then follow a guide through Valencia’s old center, from the Serranos Towers and Arabic walls to the Cathedral, Lonja, and Central Market. English and Spanish tours are available, with groups limited to seven.
“A great all-round tour: some history, some laughing, some beautiful sights, and all provided on a fun mode of transport!”
Ride a private Segway through Valencia with a guide such as Santiago, David, or Erica. After extra training, you’ll cover the Old Town, Turia Gardens, City of Arts and Sciences, port, Malvarrosa Beach, and Royal Gardens, with time to shape the route around your interests.
“Great tour, Santiago created the tour based on what we wanted to see. We were delayed in stating by 30 mins due to previous group only being able to go slowly, but we were advised and went for a coffee whilst we waited. Our tour was not compromised in any way so no complaints there. Water offered on the tour and all stops explained by Santiago who spoke excellent English.”
Start near Valencia’s old town, learn to ride with extra practice time, then glide through Turia Gardens to the City of Arts and Sciences. Your private guide, including guides such as David or Santiago, can adjust the route, stop for photos, and share local tips.
“Santiago was the best guide! My family of 5 had a private tour. None of us had ever been on a Segway and it was very easy. We saw the old city as well as the arts and sciences. He made stops along the way and pointed out some interesting facts about the city. He also took photos for us and even a video of us all riding. It was by far the most fun experience and tour we had in our 10 days in Spain. 10/10 highly recommend and thanks again, Santiago!”
Meet at the central Valencia office, learn to handle your Segway with extra practice time, then ride privately through the Turia Gardens. Your guide can shape the route for your group, take photos and video, and point out tropical plants, Roman ruins, the Palace of Music, and Gulliver Park.
“Excellent trip . Guide Peter knew his facts and was good fun as well highly recommended . My father had to have a little bit more time learning the Segway but Peter was very patient”
Ride through Valencia’s old town, Turia Gardens, port area, and the City of Arts and Sciences by bike, e-bike, e-step, or Segway. Your private guide may be David, Eugene, or Santiago, with time for photos, stories, and practical tips. Entry fees are not included.
“Our tour guide David was funny and very informative. The kids real it enjoyed the tour and his storytelling. Definitely recommend this tour and don't forget to ask for David!!”
Spend about an hour riding from central Valencia through Turia Park and the Royal Gardens. Your private guide, including guides such as Santiago or Simo, provides training, helmets, and raincoats while pointing out sculptures, unusual trees, flower areas, and parrots.
“This was totally exhilarating! We had the best time with our guide, Simo! My 11-year-old son and 15-year-old daughter had a blast. We loved seeing the park and many highlights while on the Segway. So much fun. Leave less adventurous people behind! Make sure to check the address of the location for the starting point. All of the locations noted in Viator were not right.”
Ride from Valencia Cathedral through the Old Town, Turia Gardens, Gulliver Park, and the City of Arts and Sciences with an English-speaking guide. A short training session, water, a map, and local food tips are included. Guides such as Eugene, Santiago, and Erica have earned strong praise.
“Our guide, Erica, was excellent. Very knowledgeable of the history for the areas we visited. She took the time explain the old and recent history of Valencia. Segways are easy to operate and allow you to see a lot of Valencia in a short time without a lot of walking. I am 74 and had no problem maneuvering around the streets, park and tourist attractions including in our itinerary. It gave a nice overview to give ideas what areas we wanted to return to and spend more time.”
Take a private 2.5-hour Segway ride from Turia Park to Valencia’s port, with time at the City of Arts and Sciences, beaches, docks, and Marina Real. Your guide can speak Spanish, English, Russian, French, Italian, or Portuguese, and extra training is included.
“Santiago was an incredible guide. He was so fun and had a lot knowledge of Valencia. I highly recommend for anyone visiting Valencia!”
Ride a Segway through Valencia’s City of Arts and Sciences with a Spanish- or English-speaking guide. After training, see the Hemisfèric, Umbracle, and whale-shaped science museum while learning how the Turia River bed became a cultural park.
“Guide war gut. Hatten einen deutschsprachigen Kurs zu 10:00Uhr gebucht. Konnte nicht gestellt werden; erst ab 12:30Uhr, was leider zu spät war. Haben gezwungener Maßen den entsprechenden Guide genommen. Dieser war wiederum gut.”
Learn to handle a Segway, then ride from Valencia’s old town to the Turia Gardens with a bilingual guide. You’ll see Plaza de la Virgen, the Miguelete bell tower, and the park’s easy riding paths. Guides including Sebastian and Chelo have been praised for patience, local stories, and family photos.
“Sebastian was an excellent guide with very good information about Valencia and its history. He took his time and took lots of pictures of our family”
Learn to ride a self-balancing Segway, then follow an English- or Spanish-speaking guide through Valencia’s Old Town, Plaza de la Virgen, Barrio del Carmen, Torres de Serranos, and the Turia Gardens. The one-hour route suits first-time riders and includes training, a helmet, and liability insurance.
“Eine perfekte Tour, wir haben viele interessante Info über Valencia bekommen. Alle unsere Fragen würden beantwortet und die Tour individuell auf unsere Interessante abgestimmt. Dann ich nur empfehlen. Vielen Dank”
Start with hands-on Segway practice, then ride from Valencia’s Old Town to the Turia Gardens and City of Arts and Sciences. Guides such as David, Santiago, Erica, and Simon have led informative, good-humored tours. Expect a small group of up to 14, helmets, raincoats, and photo help.
“Worst experience honestly. Although our guide was still sweet. The segways just ran out of power like for multiple people mid tour including me. Would not recommend this operator”
Start with Segway training, then follow Valencia’s old riverbed past Serranos Towers, historic bridges, Casa del Agua, Cabecera Park, its lake, and Bioparc. A bilingual Spanish and English guide, including guide Sebastian on some departures, leads the small group for two hours.
“Segways are great fun and a really good way to tour the city sights Sebastian our guide was good fun and told us lots of anecdotes about the city. Only gripe was that after I paid for the tour it was advertised on same site at a lower price.”
Ride a Segway through Valencia’s medieval old town and leafy Turia Gardens in a group of no more than seven. Your Spanish or English-speaking guide leads you past Plaza de la Virgen, the cathedral, and Serranos Towers. Guides including Issimo and Sebastian have been praised for patience and clear local history.
“We’re deeply grateful to the guide and this travel agency for giving us a joyful experience. Their efforts are the main reason Valencia has become such a cherished memory.”
Ride a Segway through Valencia’s Old Town with a private English-speaking guide. After training, visit the Roman square, Basilica, Cathedral, Plaza de la Virgen, San Nicolás, Serranos Towers, and Viveros Garden. Guides such as Bo, Eugene, David, Santiago, and Christina have led recent tours.
“This tour was amazing! Santiago was a wonderful tour guide and Christina was always looking out for us with the best photo spots. The segways were super easy to operate. It was a fun way to see the city. We highly recommend this tour.”
Pick a riverbed, a market or a boat.
