Reviewed · E-BIKES
Good e-bike & segway tours run small groups and fill up early. Below: the 7 to book ahead, what each includes and how they differ.
Ride through Old San Juan with a guide such as Jose or Juan, learning the city’s Spanish and military past while visiting more than 25 sights. The two-hour tour uses Segways at 10:30 a.m. or 1 p.m., and an e-scooter option at 4 p.m. Groups are capped at six.
“I loved being able to see Old San Juan on a crazy hot day. The guide was very knowledgeable and the info interesting.”
This private three-hour Valencia tour lets you choose a bike, e-bike, e-step, or Segway while an English-speaking guide leads you from the old town to the Turia Gardens, Oceanographic, port area, and City of Arts and Sciences. Guides such as David, Eugene, and Santiago bring local stories, humor, and practical tips. Admission 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!!”
You’ll spend about three hours riding a Segway with a local English-speaking guide, covering Barcelona from Arc de Triomf and Port Vell to Montjuïc Castle, MNAC, and the Olympic Ring. Groups are limited to six per guide, with morning, lunchtime, and afternoon departures. Guides named by past guests include Maria, Giovanni, Nicolas, and Sarah.
“This tour on a Segway is amazing. I was blessed with two fantastic guides in Maria and Giovanni; they are the best. A must tour if you are visiting Barcelona”
Set out from Bayonne Tourist Office with guide Manis for a two-hour ride combining Segway and electric bike. You will see old ramparts, festival squares, the cathedral, and Les Halles, with local stories, photo stops, and a maximum of 10 participants. English is offered, and helmets are provided.
“L’originalité de la visite hors des sentiers battus. La gentillesse du guide et ses explications sur la ville.”
Ride a Segway or eBike through Granada’s Albaicín, Paseo de los Tristes, Puerta de Elvira, and Calle Elvira. A local guide leads this one-hour tour, with a maximum of six people. The route includes time at San Nicolás viewpoint and practical instruction for handling cobblestones and steep streets.
“Wow we had such a great time! It was a small group of 4 of us. We had one-on-one instruction and the guide was incredibly attentive to our needs. The Segway is safe and such an easy way to go up on the incline of Albaicin quarter. I was concerned about the cobblestone roads but they it wasn't an issue with the Segway at all. Would highly recommend!”
Meet your licensed guide at Segway Spot Shop for training, a helmet, and an 87-minute ride through Cádiz. Choose a Segway, e-scooter, or e-bike option, then see sights such as Cádiz Cathedral and the Museo de Cádiz while hearing local stories in English, Spanish, Italian, or Russian. Private groups are available.
“Kapotte segway,kwaliteit waardeloos.Gids was prima.prijzen vaag.bord buiten shop toonde prijzen van voor de corona”
Join Gyrozone Big Basque in Biarritz for a 150-minute private tour by mini-Segway, with electric bikes available on request. After a safety lesson, you’ll see the Côte des Basques, Virgin’s Rock, Port Vieux, Grande Plage, and Saint Martin lighthouse, then learn Basque pelota and pala at a local court. English and French support is available.
“My family and I really enjoyed our tour - it was a great way to see Biarritz and we really enjoyed learning to play pelote!”
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