Kings Park Segway Tour Perth: Guided Ride Through Largest Park
Ride through Perth's inner-city park without walking the whole thing
A 90-minute guided Segway tour of Kings Park and Perth's city center, with training, safety equipment and live commentary included. The tour covers the botanic garden, natural bush trails, the Bell Tower, Elizabeth Quay and views over the Swan River and city skyline. A live English-speaking guide leads groups through the park's open parklands and historical architecture. Children from age 12 are welcome. Riders must weigh between 45 and 118 kilograms.
Step-by-step itinerary
Explore Kings Park and City Views
- Visit The Bell Tower and Elizabeth Quay
- See St Georges Tce Barracks Arch
- Enjoy iconic views over Perth city
- Explore Kings Park and Botanic Garden
- View the Western Australian Boab Tree
- Observe historical city architecture
What’s included
- Personal radio headsets for hearing the guide's commentary.
- rider training and a safety assessment before the route starts.
- all safety equipment.
- a live English-speaking guide leading the group throughout the 90-minute tour.
Times
- Every day 14:00
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Operated by Segway Tours WA
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The experience
You start with rider training and a safety assessment before leaving the park entrance, so even first-time Segway users get comfortable on the machine before the route begins. The guide walks you through the controls and gives you time to find your balance on flat ground. Once ready, you move into Kings Park itself (one of the world's largest inner-city parks), where the pace stays steady enough to take in the botanic garden, the natural bush trails and the open parklands without rushing past them.
The route takes in the Bell Tower and Elizabeth Quay, St Georges Terrace and the Barracks Arch, with stops for the views over the Swan River and the city skyline. You'll see the Western Australian Boab Tree and pass through sections of historical city architecture. The guide provides live commentary through personal radio headsets, so you hear the details without shouting over traffic or losing the group. The whole tour runs 90 minutes, which is long enough to cover the main sights but short enough to fit into an afternoon without eating your whole day.
All safety equipment comes with the tour, and the guide stays with the group throughout. The terrain is mostly parkland and paved paths, not technical riding, so the focus stays on the sights rather than on balance or skill. You'll cover more ground than walking would allow and see the park from a different angle than the usual foot traffic.
Is this one for you?The live guide speaks English and delivers commentary through headsets, so you hear the details clearly without needing to read signs or follow a map. This works well if you're visiting Perth for the first time and want someone to explain what you're seeing, or if you have a free afternoon and want to cover the main sights of Kings Park and the city center without spending hours on foot.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (12 to 17 years). Children under 12 can't be included in the booking.
What's the Bell Tower and Elizabeth Quay like, and do we stop there long?
The Bell Tower is a historic landmark on St Georges Terrace overlooking Elizabeth Quay, and the tour passes through both as part of the route. The guide points out the architecture and the views, but the stops are timed to keep the group moving through the full itinerary in 90 minutes rather than lingering at any single spot.
Do I need to have ridden a Segway before, or will the training cover everything?
No prior experience is needed. The tour includes rider training and a safety assessment before you leave the park entrance, so the guide teaches you the controls and gives you time to get comfortable on flat ground before the route starts.
Can my 12-year-old come on this tour?
Yes, children from age 12 are welcome. Riders under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, and all riders must weigh between 45 and 118 kilograms.
How much of the tour is inside Kings Park versus the city streets?
Most of the route runs through Kings Park itself, covering the botanic garden, natural bush trails and open parklands. The tour also includes the Bell Tower, Elizabeth Quay and sections of the city center with historical architecture, so you see both the park and the surrounding city sights.
Do we need to get ourselves to the starting point, or is transport included?
Transport to and from the tour starting point is not included, so you'll need to arrange your own way to Kings Park. Once the tour begins, all movement is on the Segway.
Kings Park Segway Tour Perth: Guided Ride Through Largest Park
1h 30m · EN
from AU$ 139 per person
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