Combine a guided Segway tour of South Beach’s Art Deco streets with a narrated boat cruise around Millionaire’s Row. Experience Miami’s skyline up close on land and its private island estates from the water—perfect for first-time visitors who want both perspectives.
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The morning sun hits the chrome and pastel façades of South Beach as riders assemble on Washington Avenue — a city of movement. On two wheels and then from a low-slung cruiser, this combo tour flips the usual Miami postcard: you feel the Art Deco skyline at eye level on a Segway, then let Biscayne Bay push your view outward toward the private fanned islands of Millionaire's Row.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
5 hours
Fitness Level
Able to stand and balance for short periods; overall light activity suitable for most walkers.
Wildlife
History
South Beach and the Millionaire’s Row islands were shaped by early-20th-century development and dredging projects that turned shallow bay flats into buildable keys and showpiece estates.
Conservation
Biscayne Bay’s seagrass and mangroves are fragile; keep to designated docking areas, minimize wake near shore, and avoid disturbing wildlife.
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Arrive Early for Training
Check in at 1401 Washington Ave at 11:00 — guides provide Segway training and a timely start avoids missing the boat transfer.
Follow Weight and Age Limits
Participants must be 12+ and weigh between 100–260 lbs (45–117 kg); these limits ensure safe Segway operation.
Sun & Spray Protection
Bring sunscreen and a lightweight windbreaker — the boat can be bright and breezy, and sunscreen prevents sunburn during both segments.
Secure Loose Items
Phones and hats can go overboard on the cruise; use a wrist strap or stow gear during docking and open-water stretches.
Closed-toe shoes
Stable footwear improves balance on the Segway and protects feet during docking.
Sunscreen (SPF 30+)
Miami sun is strong year-round; sunscreen prevents burns during both the land and sea portions.
summer
Sunglasses with strap
Polarized lenses reduce glare on the bay; a strap keeps them secure on the boat.
Light windbreaker
A thin layer blocks bay breeze and light spray without overheating.
spring