Segway on Q - Queenstown Activities
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Sydney Morning Herald
'It's a liberating sensation, gliding along the tarmac while leaning forward like the Roadrunner.'
RedBalloon
'The Segway feels so natural, and Kevin makes it such fun, that if evolution really does exist, we’ll all grow Segways.'
Luxury Magazine
'It's the eco-friendly way to scoot around town, and it's amazing fun as well.'
Queenstown Tours information
- All Queenstown tours include approx. 15mins rider training.
- Bicycle helmets are available and strongly recommended, though not compulsory.
- Dress extra warm on cool days.
- Gloves and rain jackets are available if needed.
Queenstown Tours
Queenstown Tour
Hear a few points of interest on the way into town then see how easily they handle the hills. Discover disc golf before you take some free time in the gardens. Finally, enjoy some added fun on the way back where confident riders can experience the top speed setting of up to 20kmph! ...more...
Adult $95 Child $85 (15 years & under)
Family Deal - $340 (2 Adults & 2 Children)
Bay Ride
Learn to ride and go for a glide. Take this 1hr option for an express trip around the bay before some free time to cruise the beautiful gardens. ...more...
Adult $65 Child $55 (15 years & under)
Family Deal - $225 (2 Adults & 2 Children)
Picnic for Two
The perfect outing for any couple! Start with a shortened tour then carry on unguided along the scenic lakeside track for a romantic picnic lunch. ...more...
3hr experience - $380 (2 people incl.)
Segway Queenstown tours spectacular scenic riding
About Queenstown
The international resort town of Queenstown is in the Otago region of the South Island of New Zealand. It is built around an inlet called Queenstown Bay on Lake Wakatipu, which can be easily located on a map with its shape of a staggered lightning bolt. It’s a glacial formed lake though Maori mythology tells another story. (The story is revealed on our 2 & 3hr Queenstown tours).
Early Europeans first reached the area in 1860 to establish a high county sheep farm. Their peaceful lifestyle was short lived once gold was discovered in a couple of Queenstown rivers in 1862. It is believed to be named Queenstown after a local digger exclaimed that the town was “fit for Queen Victoria”.
Some time after the gold rush died off, the town re-emerged as a popular holiday destination for visitors from all over the world. The selection of Queenstown tours and activities are plentiful to keep you entertained during the day and the vibrant nightlife can see you through into the night.
With over 150 great eateries to choose from, there is no shortage of options when it comes to meal times too. A wonderful mix of cultures and nationalities provide menu options to suit everyone regardless of your taste and budget.