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Discover Rottnest Island on a 2-hour Segway tour, exploring salt lakes, bays, and coastlines with expert guides—perfect for fun, scenic adventures.
If you’re looking for a unique way to see Rottnest Island, the Rottnest Coastal Explorer Tour might be just what you need. This 2-hour guided Segway experience promises a fun, efficient, and immersive way to explore some of the island’s most scenic spots, from inland salt lakes to the northern bays. For travelers who enjoy a bit of adventure with their sightseeing, this tour offers a lively alternative to biking or walking.
What we love about this tour is how it balances expert guidance with the freedom to glide along stunning coastal and inland landscapes. The knowledgeable guides add a layer of storytelling that makes each stop more meaningful, and the flexibility of the Segway makes covering diverse terrain a breeze—even for those new to riding.
One potential consideration is the price point at $125.52 per person, which includes the Segway, helmets, and guiding but not food or drinks. While this is a slightly premium price, many reviews highlight the value of the experience, especially given the scenic diversity and the chance to see quokkas and other local wildlife.
This tour suits travelers who are seeking a active, engaging way to discover Rottnest without renting bikes or taking longer, more structured tours. Ideal for those with a sense of adventure and a desire to combine sightseeing with a bit of fun.


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The tour begins at the Segway Tours WABedford Ave, right in the heart of the island’s main settlement. After a friendly check-in and a quick safety briefing, you’re kitted out with helmets and ready to go. The initial tutorial is straightforward—most find Segways easy to handle with a little practice, and the guides are patient and clear.
As soon as you step on your Segway, you’re greeted with a sense of freedom. You’ll appreciate how the two-hour window is enough to cover quite a bit of ground without feeling exhausting. The small group size (up to 10 travelers) keeps things intimate and social.
Your first stop takes you through Rottnest’s less-visited inland salt lakes, a feature that makes the island more than just a coastal haven. The salt lakes are surprisingly varied, with some displaying a faint pink hue during summer—an unusual sight that many travelers find mesmerizing. The guides often share interesting tidbits about the lakes’ natural features, flora, and fauna, which enhances your appreciation for this unique landscape.
Traveling through the salt lakes area gives you a glimpse into the island’s ecological diversity. It’s a quiet, almost surreal environment where you might spot native birds or plants along the way. The salt lakes aren’t just scenic—they’re a reminder of the island’s natural history and ongoing ecological importance.
Next, your journey heads east toward the northern coast, stopping at Parakeet Bay and Little Parakeet Bay. These spots are true highlights, with crystal-clear waters, white sands, and rocky outcrops, perfect for photos or a brief walk on the beach. Here, you can park the Segway and stroll onto the sand for a closer look.
The reviews frequently mention how much travelers enjoy these coastal stops. One reviewer noted, “We loved the way the tour allowed us to see all the spots around the island conveniently,” emphasizing how the Segway made reaching these scenic locations effortless. The beaches are not overly crowded, giving you a peaceful moment to soak in the views.
From the beaches, the tour passes Geordie Bay, a popular spot for locals and visitors alike. After riding past expansive views of the bay, the group stops at the Geordie Bay General Store and Café for a quick break. While snacks and drinks are not included, the stop offers a chance to chat with your guide and take in the relaxed atmosphere of the bay.
The reviews often highlight the guides’ friendliness and their knack for sharing local stories, making these stops informative as well as scenic. One reviewer said, “Harriette was our guide and made the experience even better with her stories and humor.”
Continuing along the coast, the group reaches Longreach Bay and makes a brief stop at The Basin, a favorite for its white sands and clear waters. Photos taken here often turn out stunning, capturing the natural beauty of Rottnest.
The tour wraps up passing the Bathurst Lighthouse—a fitting spot to end the adventure—before returning to the starting point. The final stretch along Thomson Bay offers a relaxed glide back through familiar surroundings, leaving you with plenty of great photos and stories.
The cost of $125.52 per person covers the use of the Segway, helmets, and guide services. While food and drinks are not included, the stops at beaches, bays, and the general store mean you can easily pick up refreshments along the way.
The small group size (maximum 10 travelers) is a plus, offering more personalized interaction with your guide. The tour is suitable for most travelers, with safety instructions provided beforehand, making it accessible even for those new to Segways.
Considering the price, many reviewers agree this tour offers good value. It combines scenic diversity, engaging commentary, and the thrill of riding a Segway—a combination that’s both fun and informative. A couple of reviewers mentioned how the extra distance covered allowed them to see more of the island than they would on foot or bike, especially given Rottnest’s hilly terrain.
Guides like James and Harriette are frequently praised for their knowledge, humor, and friendliness. They make the experience enjoyable, keeping everyone safe while sharing insights about the island’s natural features and history. Several reviews mention how guides made the tour memorable through their engaging storytelling and patience, especially when some participants were new to Segways.

This experience is perfect for travelers who want a fun, active way to explore Rottnest’s varied landscape. It’s great for those who enjoy guided tours with a personal touch, especially if you’re interested in seeing salt lakes, beaches, and bays without the hassle of renting bikes or walking long distances. It’s also ideal for families, groups of friends, or solo travelers seeking a lively, scenic adventure.
People with limited mobility might find the ease of Segway riding appealing, but note that all participants must be able to stand and operate the device safely. The tour’s short duration makes it suitable for a half-day activity, fitting well into a broader itinerary of island exploration.
Is the tour suitable for beginners?
Yes, most people find Segways easy to handle after a quick tutorial. Guides are patient and helpful, ensuring you’re comfortable before heading out.
How long does each stop last?
Each stop varies, but expect around 10 to 40 minutes, including riding, exploring, and taking photos.
Are food and drinks included?
No, food and drinks are not included, but you can purchase snacks or drinks at the Geordie Bay General Store or bring your own.
Is it necessary to book in advance?
Yes, the tour is usually booked about 15 days ahead, which is recommended given its popularity.
What is the group size?
The maximum size is 10 travelers, ensuring a relaxed and personalized experience.
Can I ride if I’ve never used a Segway before?
Absolutely. The initial tutorial covers safety and handling, and most beginners get the hang of it quickly.
What is the cancellation policy?
You can cancel for free up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
“Fantastic way to visit all the places around the island very convenient. James our guide was amazing with lots of useful history and stories”

The Rottnest Coastal Explorer Tour offers a lively, scenic way to see Rottnest Island without the heft of a bike or the time commitment of a longer tour. It’s a well-paced, engaging experience led by guides who know the island inside out. The combination of stunning coastal views, inland salt lakes, and friendly company makes it a memorable addition to any Rottnest trip.
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned island explorer, this tour rewards you with a fresh perspective on Rottnest’s natural beauty, all while keeping things light and fun. It’s particularly suited for those who value personalized guided experiences and want to enjoy the island’s highlights in a short, active outing.
If you’re after a scenic, interactive tour that hits both inland and coastal highlights, this is a smart choice. Just remember to wear comfortable shoes for the beach stops and bring your camera — you’ll want to capture the stunning scenery you’ll be gliding past.