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Segway Tour Split
Segway Tour Split
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9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
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9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday
9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday
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SEGWAY TOUR SPLIT is an exclusive service which will take your breath away. It is the coolest, the most entertaining and most exciting view of Split.
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Peggybish
Dayton, OH7 contributions
This was an incredible experience for a group of 4 seniors aged 64 to 70. It was super easy to do and we felt perfectly comfortable going up and down all the hills. It provided a fabulous way to see Split highlights. The tour lasted 2 plus hours and the 4 of us had 2 great guides, Boris and Robert. We went to the top of Marjon Hill Park for great views of Split and harbor. On the way saw 2 15th century monestarys and went by a Jewish cemetery of the same era. Then we went through Diocletion's Palace through narrow passages and quaint neighborhoods. We met guides on the waterfront, easy to find and right on time. We would love to do it again. Highly recommend.
Written October 18, 2011
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McGAussie
Sydney, Australia111 contributions
In October 2010, my husband and I holidayed along the Dalmatian Coast with a small group of friends. Having been on a couple of Segway tours in other cities, we were keen to introduce this fun experience to our friends, so a couple of weeks before our holiday in Croatia we searched for Segway tours on the internet. Finding Segway City Tour in Split we sent off an enquiry email regarding their advertised “Split All Around Tour”. A prompt reply came back stating they could accommodate our group booking and at our specified time.
Boris, our guide, was early at our agreed meeting point and quickly got the first timers in our group on a Segway and learning how to operate it. Once he was assured that all in the group were confident on the segways we departed for a ride through Park Forest Majan. Not quite a tour of Split but a great 2 hours of lovely views of the harbour and Adriatic Sea, with plenty of photo ops plus easy riding away from traffic.
Our group had so much fun that we came back and did a second tour a week later. Not wanting to cover the same route, we asked Segway City Tour to come up with an alternative which they gladly did. As we had proven our abilities from the first tour, this time Boris incorporated some of the town plus the Diocletian Palace, culminating with a ride up and down the promenade.
We can recommend both segways and Segway City Tour for a fun activity in Split.
Boris, our guide, was early at our agreed meeting point and quickly got the first timers in our group on a Segway and learning how to operate it. Once he was assured that all in the group were confident on the segways we departed for a ride through Park Forest Majan. Not quite a tour of Split but a great 2 hours of lovely views of the harbour and Adriatic Sea, with plenty of photo ops plus easy riding away from traffic.
Our group had so much fun that we came back and did a second tour a week later. Not wanting to cover the same route, we asked Segway City Tour to come up with an alternative which they gladly did. As we had proven our abilities from the first tour, this time Boris incorporated some of the town plus the Diocletian Palace, culminating with a ride up and down the promenade.
We can recommend both segways and Segway City Tour for a fun activity in Split.
Written October 19, 2010
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Sara W
Stuttgart, Germany19 contributions
Apr 2015 • Friends
I have been on a Segway tour before, but my friends were a little less enthused... until we got on those bad boys! We had so much fun with Boris and Tony. We have a group of five, with Boris and Tony being our guides. They were very safety conscious and informative. Boris was great taking photos of us! The little Segway stand seems a little sketchy, located on the end of the boardwalk by a food cart, but I had read great reviews, so we went for it. We're happy we did! We would absolutely do it again. Do yourself a favor, and book the grande tour so you can actually see all the amazing sights on the sunny side of the park.
Written April 17, 2015
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glasgowbigyin01
Glasgow, UK399 contributions
Oct 2014 • Couples
Worth pointing out when trying to book online, there is no "pay now" button against your selected tour. Payment is in cash before you set off. The site does not mention a meeting point. If you are standing on the Riva ( the promenade) facing the sea, turn right and walk to the end of promenade. There is a small stand with "segwa y" on it. Your guide will meet you there
It really is the best way to go round the National Park. On a hot day, you get this cool breeze as you float between touristy bits.
Excellent commentary from your guide.
You won't know you love it till you try it
It really is the best way to go round the National Park. On a hot day, you get this cool breeze as you float between touristy bits.
Excellent commentary from your guide.
You won't know you love it till you try it
Written October 16, 2014
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Maxcb1
Diseworth, UK10 contributions
Sep 2014 • Friends
Amazing 2 hour Grand Tour with Boris, all booked very smoothly by email with Robert. Incredibly professional throughout and a pleasure to spend 2 hours with. The tour through the National Park was truly breathtaking and just the perfect place to ride a segway through. Can't recommend the whole experience highly enough. Even Boris' recommendation for a local restaurant in Split turned out to be fantastic
Written October 3, 2014
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Roisin S
Dublin, Ireland36 contributions
Aug 2016 • Friends
The Segway tour was a fantastic way to see split from above. The views were sensational and would of been hot and long to walk. Our tour guide Ivan was very, friendly informative and professional. Would highly recommend this tour to all.
Written August 16, 2016
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captbob
Denver, CO1,292 contributions
Apr 2016 • Friends
If you've been on a Segway, you KNOW how much FUN it is no matter WHERE you ride. But taking a tour with Boris through Split's magnificent Marijan park is an adventure you will want to repeat. I plan to.
My cousin and I took the 1.5 hour tour while Boris led the way thru grad Split up the narrow ulica's and engaged us in both Croatian and English (when I couldn't think of the word!). He was thorough in his training of my cousin and she was ready to ride.
Marijan is a beautiful scenic park to explore, quiet, no auto traffic and plenty of shade. Once you hit the coast line the views are beyond words. We stopped a few times to debrief, take in the views and take photos.
Segway Split tour led by your guide, Boris is a MUST DO. He's personable, and keeps you safe from any bumps and holes in the pavement. Tell him "Capt Bob" referred you. As a pilot and also Segway tour guide myself, I know what I'm talking about!
My cousin and I took the 1.5 hour tour while Boris led the way thru grad Split up the narrow ulica's and engaged us in both Croatian and English (when I couldn't think of the word!). He was thorough in his training of my cousin and she was ready to ride.
Marijan is a beautiful scenic park to explore, quiet, no auto traffic and plenty of shade. Once you hit the coast line the views are beyond words. We stopped a few times to debrief, take in the views and take photos.
Segway Split tour led by your guide, Boris is a MUST DO. He's personable, and keeps you safe from any bumps and holes in the pavement. Tell him "Capt Bob" referred you. As a pilot and also Segway tour guide myself, I know what I'm talking about!
Written April 17, 2016
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Maurie_10
Sydney, Australia83 contributions
Oct 2014 • Friends
We were a group of 4 friends aged 56-61...and wanted to do a different tour so selected "Segway Tour Split" based upon Trip advisor reviews. One of our party is extremely cautious...so we had some concern she would have difficulty mastering the segway. Bruno however provided expert initial training and our small group headed off through the town with growing confidence...and eventually making our way to deserted streetson our way up the hill to Marjan national park. Our 2 1/4 hour tour included amazing views over the city and waterways/beaches as well as a stop at a fantastic outdoor bar overlooking the old town. Bruno was an excellent guide, ensuring the group stayed together and providing expert commentary. A great way to see Split for those on a tight timetable.
Written October 11, 2014
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luv2flyplaces
Orange Cty, CA120 contributions
Aug 2014 • Family
We had an AWESOME time on this tour! There were 5 of us (we got a 10% family discount) from ages 15 to 57 and the first time on a segway for everyone. Boris was the perfect teacher.
I called the number on the website the day before and booked the 1.5 hour tour, which we think was perfect. We were actually gone about 1:45, so plan accordingly. The more you stop for photos, etc, the longer it takes. There was another tour both before and after us, so they are definitely busy in the summer. I think they’ll take up to 7 guests on a tour, with a second guide when the group exceeds 5. There had been a LOT of rain over the past week (much more than normal for end of July we were told), so we lucked out that the weather was nothing short of perfect. I would not want this tour in the rain...
We began with a lesson that took about 15-20 minutes. The area where Segway Tours Split is located is at the far (northwest) end of the promenade (under an umbrella, close to the water) where it is less crowded, so you have space to test your segway skills w/out taking out a pedestrian. Boris had us all feeling comfortable quickly; perfect instructions and perfect English.
Then we took off up Marjan Hill for the park where, for the next 90 minutes, we rode past gorgeous views of the coast, under the hum of cicadas in the trees. We stopped to put our feet in the Adriatic Sea at a small beach, visited a beautiful 15th century church that is occasionally used for weddings, past the oldest Jewish cemetery in Europe, which is next to a nice terrace where people were having a drink in chairs overlooking the city, and took some photos against breathtaking backdrops of Split.
As we rode, the breeze cooled us off and contributed to the sailing-through-the-air feeling of segway riding.
We felt safe the whole way, even while riding through a portion of the city in the high season of July. Boris always had his eyes on us, advising us of every dip in the road, bicyclists, cars or pedestrians. For the most part, we had the road to ourselves around the park – so it really is a perfect route for segways.
Tip – there is no place to put a bag, so don’t do what I did and bring the massive Nikon w/ zoom lens so Boris won’t have to offer to carry it in his backpack the whole time (w/out complaining...thank you, Boris :). Bring what you plan to carry on your back. Maybe a water bottle and small camera in a little pack is all you need. And, if your feet feel a little tingly for the first 15 minutes, it will probably go away, as it did for us. By the end of the tour, our feet were fine. Wear comfy shoes though, since you’ll be on your feet for the tour. It was amazing, really. So glad we did it! Comparing to other segway tours in popular cities, the price was quite reasonable (about $50 per person).
I called the number on the website the day before and booked the 1.5 hour tour, which we think was perfect. We were actually gone about 1:45, so plan accordingly. The more you stop for photos, etc, the longer it takes. There was another tour both before and after us, so they are definitely busy in the summer. I think they’ll take up to 7 guests on a tour, with a second guide when the group exceeds 5. There had been a LOT of rain over the past week (much more than normal for end of July we were told), so we lucked out that the weather was nothing short of perfect. I would not want this tour in the rain...
We began with a lesson that took about 15-20 minutes. The area where Segway Tours Split is located is at the far (northwest) end of the promenade (under an umbrella, close to the water) where it is less crowded, so you have space to test your segway skills w/out taking out a pedestrian. Boris had us all feeling comfortable quickly; perfect instructions and perfect English.
Then we took off up Marjan Hill for the park where, for the next 90 minutes, we rode past gorgeous views of the coast, under the hum of cicadas in the trees. We stopped to put our feet in the Adriatic Sea at a small beach, visited a beautiful 15th century church that is occasionally used for weddings, past the oldest Jewish cemetery in Europe, which is next to a nice terrace where people were having a drink in chairs overlooking the city, and took some photos against breathtaking backdrops of Split.
As we rode, the breeze cooled us off and contributed to the sailing-through-the-air feeling of segway riding.
We felt safe the whole way, even while riding through a portion of the city in the high season of July. Boris always had his eyes on us, advising us of every dip in the road, bicyclists, cars or pedestrians. For the most part, we had the road to ourselves around the park – so it really is a perfect route for segways.
Tip – there is no place to put a bag, so don’t do what I did and bring the massive Nikon w/ zoom lens so Boris won’t have to offer to carry it in his backpack the whole time (w/out complaining...thank you, Boris :). Bring what you plan to carry on your back. Maybe a water bottle and small camera in a little pack is all you need. And, if your feet feel a little tingly for the first 15 minutes, it will probably go away, as it did for us. By the end of the tour, our feet were fine. Wear comfy shoes though, since you’ll be on your feet for the tour. It was amazing, really. So glad we did it! Comparing to other segway tours in popular cities, the price was quite reasonable (about $50 per person).
Written August 3, 2014
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VeShannah
Franklin, TN223 contributions
Jul 2014 • Solo
I began trying to coordinate this tour via e-mail prior to my trip but could never receive a proper response. Once in country I continued trying to send e-mails to coordinate and received vague and infrequent responses. Finally I went on line and reserved a space for a tour. I was happy I did not have to pay in advance. There was not a clear explanation as to where the kiosk was but thanks to another review on TA I headed toward the North end of the promenade and received some assistance from another tour guide once I was in the general area.
I never got to take the tour I reserved because there was only one tour guide working. He was aware of my scheduled tour but said he had another tour in an hour. My tour was a 90 minute tour that was supposed to start at 10 and the tour he had scheduled was a 30 minute tour at 11. I couldn't push my tour later because I was also scheduled to depart the area at 1:30.
Needless to say I was looking forward to FINALLY going on a Segway tour and was disappointed that it was cancelled due to no fault of my own. Luckily for me there was a more accommodating riksa tour nearby.
I never got to take the tour I reserved because there was only one tour guide working. He was aware of my scheduled tour but said he had another tour in an hour. My tour was a 90 minute tour that was supposed to start at 10 and the tour he had scheduled was a 30 minute tour at 11. I couldn't push my tour later because I was also scheduled to depart the area at 1:30.
Needless to say I was looking forward to FINALLY going on a Segway tour and was disappointed that it was cancelled due to no fault of my own. Luckily for me there was a more accommodating riksa tour nearby.
Written July 30, 2014
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Hello, we will be in Split on July 21, we arrive on Vision of the Seas cruise and I want to know how many Segways do you have available and if there is any discount for a large group.
Written July 13, 2018
i am a tourist, not a tour operator. you can find split Segway tours on google
Written November 16, 2018
Can you rent a Segway for other tours. My small group likes to walk. I have some limitations and a Segway would solve my problem
If so , what is the rental fee
Per hour
Per day
Thanks, Anthony
Written May 30, 2018
We have only a segway tour with guide , no rent a segway. Sorry
Written May 31, 2018
Is there any weight limit on the Segway?
Written May 22, 2018
Yes , minimum is 40 and maximum is 118 kg.
Written May 22, 2018
We will be arriving in Split on a cruise ship where would the tour begin for us?
Written March 26, 2018
Please let us know the exact time of your arrival and we will come and pick you up at the port.
Best Regards
Robert
Written March 27, 2018
We have a different tour. The Grande tour is 2 h and cost 69 euro per person , Special tour is 1,5 h and cost 53 euro and Short Ride is 1 h and cost 40 euro per person.
Robert
Written August 6, 2017
I read that kids must be 15 years old but you mentioned going with a 12 year old.
Written June 26, 2016
Hi Christine,
Actually, children under 13 are not allowed to ride segway but from our experience we had children aged 11 and 12 who rode segway without any problems.You are going to have a short training when you come to our meeting point. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.
Regards
Robert
Written June 28, 2016
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