St Lucia · RODNEY BAY SEGWAY & SCOOTER RIDES
11 reviewed
Of the 11 rodney bay segway & scooter rides on this site, these 11 are the ones worth the money. Each entry says what the day includes, where it goes, and who it suits.
Ride a Segway through Rodney Bay and Mount Pimard, with WW2 bunkers, Pigeon Island views, and fish-feeding stops.
“Really great team, know their kit and the area. Friendly, extra mile staff, fun activity thats very different and cool.”
Electric big-wheel scooter tour in Rodney Bay with hotel pickup. Eco-friendly ride to Reduit Beach, Gros Islet, Pigeon Island, and more.
“Tour operator did not show up and we could not get ahold of them. When Viator called them, they insisted that we had been picked up and were on the bus on route, when in fact we were on the other line speaking to Viator. We got our money back, but obviously very frustrated.”
Cycle from Gros Islet to Pigeon Island National Park, ride the causeway for Caribbean views, and get a guided fort hike with water included.
“The hike up part of the mountain was probably the most difficult yet exhilarating part of this trip for us! Wear good hiking shoes!! Our guides, Dan, and Barry, were excellent. They knew the history of the island, and they were very careful with us and made sure we were safe and had much fun. I would highly highly recommend this adventure.”
Cruise to St Lucia’s Mt Pimard on a guided Segway, with a practice track, WWII bunkers, fish feeding, and big Caribbean views.
“A great tour that went just as advertised! We just returned from our cruise vacation and this was a great excursion! We booked directly through Viator and it was perfect. Taxi picked us up at the port, delivered us to the tour office and we weRead more”
Learn Segway on a Rodney Bay nature trail, then glide to Reduit Beach with photo stops, local fruit, and pickup in 2 hours.
“My husband & I booked this trip, over the internet, having read glowing reviews on trip advisor. We were about to depart on a 2 week P & O Caribbean cruise and keen to find activities away from our fellow sailors. Although we were a little hesitant about paying in advance, the prompt replies to questions raised by us about "pick up points" etc. allayed any worries. Their driver picked us up at the cruise centre, as promised and took us to Rodney Bay where we met by the lovely Shanga Danga, our guide for the tour. Shown how to ride the Segways on the practice track then off into…”
iRide 50cc road-legal electric scooter rental in St Lucia, with training and rides from Rodney Bay up to 65 km/h.
“My wife and I had an excursion with the Electric Big Wheel Scooter and our instructor and tour guide was Gio.”
Zipline through St. Lucia’s rainforest, then choose hike or bike to Errard Waterfall with entrance fees and unlimited drinks included.
“The entire experience was amazing. We were picked up in a buggie and got the experience of the tour of St Lucia while on our way to tree top park. We did the hike and zip line and let me tell you best money ever spent. We hiked and the lovRead more”
Cycle St. Lucia’s rainforest to Errard Falls, with guided trails, a waterfall dip, and hotel or port pickup for about 2.5 hours.
“The whole ride was memorable. The hills were challenging enough and they never stop. The waterfall trail and the wooden bridge trail was the most fun. The rain made it even more challenging.”
Ride St. Lucia's northern coast on a big-wheel electric scooter, with stops at Rodney Bay, Pigeon Island, Reduit Beach, and more.
“Unfortunately we did not get to do the bikes. They are not for the feint hearted and are very reactive and powerful. Our friend had a bad accident before even leaving the yard whilst test riding the bikes.”
E-bike St Lucia’s north with easy electric assist, stops at Cas en Bas and Pigeon Island, Bluetooth helmets, $105 per person.
“The experience could not have been better for our family of 4. Soon after signing up, I was contacted with pick up instruction and details. The ebikes were top notch and so easy to handle. The helmets had speakers which were so helpRead more”
Ride mountain bikes through St Lucia’s forest, hike to Sault Falls, swim in the falls, then cool off on the way back.
“We enjoyed the bike ride and are glad we did it. Although you are in a Rainforest, it doesn't necessarily feel that way. You are riding on a road rather than a trail. The last 10 minutes was on a trail that made you feel like you were in a rainforest. TRead more”
