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• Segway Palma
  "Segway around Palma de Mallorca"
  "We love gliding around on segways, and we we found out there was a Segway tour provider on Palma de Mallorca, we quickly made that the focal point of our day there. Two other couples accompanied us on our tour. One couple had never done segways, the other had some experience. A quick orientation in ..."an attractive plaza had us all gliding happily along. The Tour guide was friendly and had interestintg anecdotes about the places on our tour. He kept a watchful eye on us, but the easy to manage segways were no trouble to zip along on. We really got to see a lot more of Palma than if we had walked for two hours, plus it was fun. We saw into the courtyards of wealthy homes, the Cathedral up close and personal, the town square and the Art museum-great view of the Harbor! Afterwards we relaxed with hot chocolate and churros. www.segwaypalma.com " More >
• Segway Palma
  "Historic city, modern tour"
  "I have done Segway tours all over the world and this is the one that I think was the best. Their guides speak Spanish, English and German and understood that we wanted to learn more about the history of the city than just taking a Segway tour. The guide was fantastic and the tour was the faste..."st way to get a snapshot of this historic city. " More >
• Segway Palma
  "An excellent way to explore the city"
  "We have thoroughly enjoyed the Segway experience, and would recommend this to anyone! The staff Ines was very helpful at answering all our questions, and as first time Segway 'driver', we were quite nervous but she was very patient with us and spent 30 minutes practising the 'drive' with us in a nea..."rby square, before taking us on the tour. So we did get a full 1-hour tour which was very good value for money. Segway is a green transport, quite easy to learn, and most importantly fun to drive! It's just fast enough to allow you to enjoy the sightseeing in one or two hours. It's compact design meant that it was quite easy to manoeuvre around the narrow streets in the old part of Palma city. In that 1-hour tour our guide Ines showed us quite a lot of the key tourist attractions, such as the Palma Cathedral, the modern art museum, the old town, the main shopping streets, the old Arabic quarter, and the Guidi buildings. Next time we would definitely go for the 2-hour tour so that we can see ... " More >