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A Guide to Segway Tours in Perth for Riverside, Foreshore, and Green Panoramas

Beyond the usual walking, cycling, or riding, you can also glide through Perth. That’s all thanks to Segway Tours WA!

They’re who to call if you want to explore 3 of Perth’s prime tourist magnets with a modern spin: Elizabeth Quay, Swan River, and Kings Park. On a Segway—a self-balancing ride—you can navigate to these spots without breaking a sweat.

If that sounds like your jam, we have the juicy details to ensure you’ll ride smoothly.

City Riverside Tour

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Stops:

  • Elizabeth Quay riverside precinct
  • Swan River foreshore
  • The Bell Tower
  • John Oldham Park
  • Mount Street Fountains
  • Jacob’s Ladder

Schedule: Daily – 9 am to 10 am, 12:30 pm to 1:30 pm

Prices:

  • Adults – $89 per person
  • Children/Seniors – $79 per person
  • Family Package: 2 adults and 2 children – $302.40

Minimum age: 12 years old

Weight requirement: 45 kgs (99 lbs) to 118 kgs (260 lbs)

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Sure, there are millions of ways to explore Elizabeth Quay’s waterfront, but the City Riverside Tour tops them all, in our opinion. The Swan River Foreshore just looks and feels more majestic if your legs aren’t running on fumes.

There’s also no need to stress if you’re a Segway rookie; the chances of going home with bruised legs are slim to none. Training and safety gear will be provided, plus, a seasoned guide will keep things smooth and on track.

For attractions, sights like the historic Perth Bell Tower and the urban oasis John Oldham Park, with its fountains and waterfalls, are what you’ll spot. Oh, and you’ll definitely see the river’s black swans living their best lives, swimming and nesting without a care in the world.

East Foreshore and City Tour

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Stops:

  • The Bell Tower
  • Swan River
  • WACA Ground
  • Matagarup Bridge
  • Optus Stadium
  • Claisebrook Cove
  • Government House
  • Supreme Court Gardens

Schedule: 2 pm to 3:30 pm

Prices:

  • Adults – $129 per person
  • Children/Seniors – $115 per person
  • Family Package: 2 adults and 2 children – $439.20

Minimum age: 12 years old

Weight requirement: 45 kgs (99 lbs) to 118 kgs (260 lbs)

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The East Foreshore and City Tour might come with a bigger price tag, but it’s more loaded with hidden wonders and stories. This route skips the usual tourist traps, taking you through sun-dappled wetlands, historic buildings, and tucked-away spots teeming with birdlife.

Other highlights include Claisebrook Cove, a picturesque village straight out of Old Europe, and The Perth Mint, an 1899 bullion mint that’s still refining gold today. As you glide by, guides will also share these spots’ histories; you’ll catch every detail via headset.

Lastly, you’ll swing by the Supreme Court Gardens, where you can picnic on wide-open lawns. Trees, garden beds, and benches spread throughout, and if you time it right, you can catch events like the Birak Festival or Opera in the Park.

Kings Park Tour

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Stops:

  • The Bell Tower
  • Elizabeth Quay
  • St Georges Tce
  • Barracks Arch
  • Swan River
  • Kings Park

Schedule: 10:30 am to 12 pm

Prices:

  • Adults – $129 per person
  • Children/Seniors – $115 per person
  • Family Package: 2 adults and 2 children – $439.20

Minimum age: 12 years old

Weight requirement: 45 kgs (99 lbs) to 118 kgs (260 lbs)

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Set in one of Earth’s most celebrated inner-city parks, the Kings Park Tour is a feast for the senses. Think fragrant flowers in the botanic garden, unabashed bushland trails, and the majestic Perth skyline.

This tour takes the crown for wildlife and bird watching too, as it meanders through the park’s most secluded sections. Moreover, towering trees line the path to provide ample shade, so you won’t have to worry about looking like a well-done Wagyu post-tour.

Oh, and we can’t overlook the historical landmarks, especially the Barracks Arch, built in 1863 and once home to the Enrolled Pensioner Force. And then there’s the Boab tree, with its quirky bottle-shaped trunk that makes it stand out—physically and metaphorically.

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