Valencia Private Segway Tour: Three major sights in one ride

Ride past Roman ruins, futuristic architecture, and the Mediterranean in one afternoon

A private Segway tour of Valencia covering three major sights—Turia Park, City of Arts and Sciences, and the Sea Port—in three hours with a live guide, helmet and raincoat, and training before you depart. The tour is flexible: you choose the start time, the route length, and where it ends, which sets it apart from fixed-schedule alternatives. A minimum of two people per booking is required.

Step-by-step itinerary

Valencia Segway Tour Highlights

• Training and start of the journey
• Visit beautiful Valencia square
• See Serranos Towers gate
• Explore Turia Riverbed Gardens
• Tour City of Arts and Sciences
• Ride to Sea Port at night
• Enjoy Las Arenas beach
• Visit Valencia Royal Gardens
• Return to Segway office

The Experience

You start with training at the office, then ride out on your Segway to one of Valencia's most beautiful squares before reaching the Serranos Towers, one of the original 12 gates that once stood in the city. From there, the route opens into the Turia Riverbed Gardens—one of Spain's largest urban parks, where tropical trees, Roman ruins, and the Palace of Music line the path. The guide leads you through at a pace that lets you take in each stop without rushing.

The City of Arts and Sciences comes next: a sci-fi style cultural complex that looks nothing like the rest of Valencia. After you've seen it, the Segway takes you toward the Sea Port, Europe's fifth busiest, where the promenade widens into the Malvarossa beach. The guide will point out the restaurants and the Mediterranean light, and you'll have time to stop and look. On the way back, you pass through the Valencia Royal Gardens, which once belonged to the Royal Palace, before returning to the office.

The tour runs three hours, but what makes it different is the flexibility: you can adjust the start time, decide how long you want to ride, and choose where the tour ends. That means groups can build the day around their own schedule instead of fitting into a fixed slot. The guide speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and three other languages, and you get helmets, raincoats, and extra training time before you leave. If you want to capture the ride, you can use the operator's professional camera, and luggage storage is available at the office.

What’s included

• Private guide in your choice of language.
• Segway, helmet and raincoat for each rider.
• training before departure.
• luggage storage at the office.
• option to use the operator's professional camera for photos and video.
• flexible start times and route planning tailored to your group.

Good to know

Easy physical levelInfant seats availablePublic transport nearbyNot for back problems

Operated by Segway Anyway Valencia

Is this one for you?Book this tour if you want to see Valencia's three major landmarks in one ride without following a fixed schedule—the flexibility to choose your start time and route length means the day adapts to your group, not the other way around. The three-hour span is long enough to cover all three sites without feeling rushed, and the private guide can adjust the pace and stops to match what your group wants to see.

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Top questions

What is the Turia Riverbed Gardens like when you ride through it on a Segway?

The Turia Riverbed Gardens is one of Spain's largest urban parks, with tropical trees, Roman ruins, and the Palace of Music spread along the path. You'll ride past the Gulliver Park as part of the tour, stopping long enough to see the landmarks without dismounting.

Can I choose what time the tour starts, or is there a fixed departure?

The tour has flexible starting times, so you can book the departure that works for your group. That flexibility extends to the route length and end location as well, which is what distinguishes this private tour from shorter, fixed-schedule alternatives.

Do I need Segway experience, or will the guide teach me how to ride?

No prior experience is needed. The tour includes extra training time at the office before departure, so you'll be comfortable on the Segway before the route begins.

What happens if the weather turns bad during the ride?

Raincoats are included with the tour, so you can ride in light rain. The operator will advise if conditions become unsafe, though the tour is designed to operate in most weather.

Is there a weight limit or age requirement for the Segway?

Riders must weigh between 25 kg (55 pounds) and 130 kg (290 pounds). The tour is suitable for all fitness levels, though it is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries. Specialized infant seats are available if you're traveling with very young children.

Can I bring luggage or a camera on the tour?

You can leave luggage at the office during the ride. The operator also offers the chance to take pictures and video with their professional camera, so you don't have to manage your own gear while riding.