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Cover the medieval heart of Rhodes in two hours on a guided Segway tour. Glide past the Street of the Knights, the city moat and narrow alleys while a local guide points out history and photo stops.
Cover the medieval heart of Rhodes in two hours on a guided Segway tour. Glide past the Street of the Knights, the city moat and narrow alleys while a local guide points out history and photo stops.
A warm Aegean breeze pushes through narrow alleyways as your guide folds the Segway into motion — the machine hums, and the medieval streets of Rhodes open like a living map. Stone walls lean in close, flags flutter above, and the Street of the Knights appears ahead, its paved surface daring you to glide the line between past and present.
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Operated by Rhodes by Segway · Rhodes, Dodecanese
A warm Aegean breeze pushes through narrow alleyways as your guide folds the Segway into motion — the machine hums, and the medieval streets of Rhodes open like a living map. Stone walls lean in close, flags flutter above, and the Street of the Knights appears ahead, its paved surface daring you to glide the line between past and present.
This two-hour route threads the fortified core built by the Knights Hospitaller in the 14th century, past the moat and toward the medieval palace and coastal gates. The Old City’s masonry, largely local limestone and dressed stone, shows layers of Byzantine, Crusader and later Italian influence; every bastion and alley carries a chapter of Rhodes’ layered history. Local vendors, cafés tucked on high terraces and the clack of tourists’ shoes give the place a human rhythm that contrasts with the city’s heavy stone geometry.
Guides introduce riders to short safety and balance drills before leading small groups along a roughly 2–2.5 km loop that stays on paved streets and compacted paths. The tour favors easy-paced standing rides, photo stops at the moat and the Street of the Knights, and a few sections where guests dismount for narrow passages. Helmets, a small bag and a bottled water are provided; no prior Segway experience is required.
Plan for sun protection and closed shoes, and allow time after the tour to linger at a rooftop café or visit the Grand Master’s Palace. The ride is an efficient, low-impact way to cover more ground than on foot while still feeling the city’s stones beneath your wheels.
moderate.
2 hours.
Light-to-moderate fitness; must be able to stand and step on/off a Segway and walk short distances.
No — tours begin with a short orientation and practice session; guides tailor instruction to the group.
Operators collect weight and age when booking; generally participants must meet the company’s safety thresholds and be capable of following balance instructions.
Yes—helmets, a small bag and a bottled water are included in the tour price.
No—this tour does not include hotel pick-up; meeting location details are provided at booking.
The Old City of Rhodes was fortified and largely rebuilt by the Knights Hospitaller in the 14th century; its defenses and street plan reflect medieval military needs and later Italian restoration, earning UNESCO World Heritage status.
Heavy foot traffic strains narrow lanes and masonry—stick to paved routes, avoid touching carved stone, and follow guide directions to minimize wear.
Rhodes by Segway operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
A warm Aegean breeze pushes through narrow alleyways as your guide folds the Segway into motion — the machine hums, and the medieval streets of Rhodes open like a living map. Stone walls lean in close, flags flutter above, and the Street of the Knights appears ahead, its paved surface daring you to glide the line between past and present.
A warm Aegean breeze pushes through narrow alleyways as your guide folds the Segway into motion — the machine hums, and the medieval streets of Rhodes open like a living map. Stone walls lean in close, flags flutter above, and the Street of the Knights appears ahead, its paved surface daring you to glide the line between past and present.
This two-hour route threads the fortified core built by the Knights Hospitaller in the 14th century, past the moat and toward the medieval palace and coastal gates. The Old City’s masonry, largely local limestone and dressed stone, shows layers of Byzantine, Crusader and later Italian influence; every bastion and alley carries a chapter of Rhodes’ layered history. Local vendors, cafés tucked on high terraces and the clack of tourists’ shoes give the place a human rhythm that contrasts with the city’s heavy stone geometry.
Guides introduce riders to short safety and balance drills before leading small groups along a roughly 2–2.5 km loop that stays on paved streets and compacted paths. The tour favors easy-paced standing rides, photo stops at the moat and the Street of the Knights, and a few sections where guests dismount for narrow passages. Helmets, a small bag and a bottled water are provided; no prior Segway experience is required.
Plan for sun protection and closed shoes, and allow time after the tour to linger at a rooftop café or visit the Grand Master’s Palace. The ride is an efficient, low-impact way to cover more ground than on foot while still feeling the city’s stones beneath your wheels.