Top South Carolina Segway Tours

Experience Greenville, SC, like never before on this educational and entertaining 1- or 1.5-hour guided, small-group Segway tour. Greenville is one of South Carolina’s fastest-growing urban areas, located at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Cruise to the West End Historic District and along the scenic, 20-mile-long Swamp Rabbit Trail. Explore everything from the booming business district to the lush parks and greenways. Guided Segway training, plus a helmet and bottled water are included. Dress in weather-appropriate clothes with flat, closed-toed shoes.

Travel along a forested bike trail without breaking a sweat on this Hilton Head Segway tour. Admire the scenery and the ride as you glide among live oaks, Spanish moss, and saw palmettos at a leisurely pace that’s ideal for teens and families. This fun ride doesn’t include any narration—just get rolling and enjoy the views.

This Segway Experience is not your typical city tour. This Segway tour is different than other tours because here at the PARK, there is no weaving in and out of traffic, and you get to experience the Segway on miles of open trails. This tour is great for beginners as well as the experienced Segway rider! You with get hands on training as well as safety demonstrations by your tour guide. Tours begin only when everyone feels comfortable on their Segway. We will ride on a variety of trails which include pavement, sand, coquina and a back in the woods trail. This is an adventure which is good for the entire family. We can take pics and videos for you as we take you on an all terrain adventure. We fill up fast so BOOK NOW!! Once your tour is complete, North Myrtle Beach Sports Complex offers Walking/Biking Trails, Picnic Shelters, Playgrounds, Dog Parks for use at your leisure!

Maximize time in Hilton Head Island with a Segway Tour. Meet your guide for a basic safety tutorial on how to use a Segway and then set out to explore the historic Honey Horn property. Cover ground with ease during this efficient tour and learn about local history and culture from your guide. No prior experience is necessary and helmets are provided.

Easily explore the highlights of Hilton Head, South Carolina aboard an easy-to-use Segway. Join a small group and get your feel for the vehicle with a brief introduction. Then, set off to explore the island including Shelter Cove Community Park and Broad Creek. No matter your age, the Segway allows everyone to explore at the same pace.

Discover Hilton Head’s natural landscapes during a Segway tour through the Coastal Discovery Museum. The 70-acre (28-hectare) preserver was once a cotton plantation and features open meadows, salt marshes, and a live oak forest, perfect for exploring. This tour is strictly about the scenery and doesn’t have any narration, meaning you can enjoy your time riding around without interruptions.

Travelers of all ages can see more of the lush Honey Horn landscapes in less time with this Hilton Head Island Segway adventure. Meet-up with your group, and follow your guide to explore this 70-acre (28.3-hectare) preserve. Marvel at meadows, glide along the trails and boardwalks, and check out the oldest tree in South Carolina. Along the way, you might even spot a few alligators lounging in the sunshine.

Explore Hilton Head Island by Segway with this small-group tour. Meet your guide for a quick safety tutorial and then head out to cruise through Shelter Cove and the Veteran’s Memorial. Learn about local history as you cover ground quickly on the Segway. Stop for photographs and to admire the landscape during the tour.

Come and glide with us on this unique tour thru The Market Common area. The Market Common is located in Myrtle Beach’s Market Common District which was formerly the Myrtle Beach Air Force Base that was shuttered in March of 1993. The transformation that has taken place is evidence of one of the best military base redevelopment projects in the country. Few of the structures original to the Air Force base that opened in 1956 still exist, but the streets are named for the heroes who shaped its history and that of the World War II Army Air Corp air field and bombing range that had previously been here from 1941 to 1947. Historical markers are placed throughout the Market Common District telling the stories of those heroes, military buildings that were once here, and historical events in which the men and women stationed in Myrtle Beach played a part.