
easy
1–2.5 hours
Appropriate for most fitness levels; requires standing for extended periods and basic balance.
Glide the Riverwalk and 17th Street Causeway on a guided Segway tour that mixes waterfront views, celebrity mansions, and local lore. Perfect for first-time visitors who want a fast, engaging orientation of Fort Lauderdale.
The Segway hums beneath you and the city slides into view: palms puncture the horizon, the New River threads silver through downtown, and megayachts rock gently at their slips as if waiting for you to notice them.

Segway training requires stable footwear—sneakers or light hiking shoes give the best control and protection.
Florida sun is strong year-round—use broad-spectrum sunscreen, a brimmed hat for breaks, and sunglasses.
Tours can total 4–8 miles and last up to 2.5 hours; drink water beforehand and carry a small bottle on hot days.
Public restrooms aren’t available at the meeting point—plan ahead to avoid early discomfort.
Fort Lauderdale grew around its waterways—original settlements and trade routes focused on the New River, and later development transformed the area into a boating and tourism hub.
The city is actively managing coastal and canal environments; visitors should avoid feeding wildlife and stay on designated paths to protect mangroves and bird habitat.
Provide good grip and protect your feet during training and the tour.
Protects against strong coastal sun, especially on open stretches along the Riverwalk and causeway.
summer specific
Staying hydrated keeps you comfortable during the 1–2.5 hour outing.
summer specific
Early morning or evening tours can be cooler; a light layer is easy to stow during the ride.
spring specific