Wharf, Waterfront and Little Italy Segway Tour Reviews

4.8 Rating 4,063 Reviews

About San Francisco Electric Tour Co Segway Tours and Events :

Come glide with us, the original San Francisco Segway Tour company! Our tours are fun, informative, and include thorough Segway rider training (in 11 languages!) before departure so you can be gliding through the city in no time. And you won’t miss a word of our tour guides’ entertaining narration because every guest gets a radio receiver and earbuds. San Francisco is full of awesome views and remarkable stories, and a Segway tour is the best way to enjoy both! We offer 1.5 and 2.5 hour fully-guided and narrated Segway tours of the waterfront, North Beach, Chinatown, and Golden Gate Park. Choose from 7 breathtaking routes with frequent daily and evening departures. Every tour leaves from one of two convenient start locations: Fisherman's Wharf or Golden Gate Park. Segway riders must be over age 12 and weigh between 100-250 lbs (45-113kg).

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Phone:

415-474-3130

Email:

info@sfelectrictour.com

Location:

757 Beach Street
San Francisco
94109

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“Was reluctant at 1st, but it ended up being an exciting experience in San Fran. Dress warm and wear snickers. Accidents can happen... It was super cold, but still memorable. Should try it even if you are not the most athletic person. ;o)”

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Posted 16 years ago

“It was a great day in the City, and a great tour.”

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Posted 16 years ago

“Guides were excellent, trip very good. Thanks”

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Posted 16 years ago

“Tour was very fun, however I wouldv'e liked to have seen the golden gate bridge much closer. Also, be aware the segway is powered by your heels & toes, so wear VERY comfortable shoes. For guest safety they do not allow pictures/video while moving on segways.”