Segways

[Brake Boy]

Has anyone tried the Segways in St. George's? I understand that it is quite hilly there and the Segways are a little tough to handle. Would it be better using the Segways in the Dockyard? Thanks for your help.

[iheartbda]

It might be better to use them at Dockyard but St. George has more to see and the route they use is unbeatable for scenic beauty.

[DeltaOne]

Has anyone tried the Segways in St. George's? I understand that it is quite hilly there and the Segways are a little tough to handle. Would it be better using the Segways in the Dockyard? Thanks for your help.

 

I did the Segway tour at the Dockyard. There's one large hill you navigate, going up to the museum. No one had a problem with the hill, though one person did later crash by clipping a light pole (with no injuries).

 

The Segway tour is fun. The biggest surprise to me was how tired my ankles/lower legs got. We did have time to get off the Segway and take breaks, but it was still tiring to my ankles/lower legs.

[chief8]

We're going in May and I called the segway company ......they are only doing them in Kings Wharf and not in St Georges.

[travelerblue]

I did the Segway tour at the Dockyard. There's one large hill you navigate, going up to the museum. No one had a problem with the hill, though one person did later crash by clipping a light pole (with no injuries).

 

The Segway tour is fun. The biggest surprise to me was how tired my ankles/lower legs got. We did have time to get off the Segway and take breaks, but it was still tiring to my ankles/lower legs.

 

Did you book it through the ship or on your own? My son would love to do this. It does sound like a lot of fun.