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Discover Chania’s best sights on this 2-hour Segway tour for $61.91, including expert guides, historic stops, and scenic harbor views in Crete.
Travel through the historic heart of Chania, Crete, on a 2-hour Segway tour that combines scenic views with engaging storytelling. Priced at $61.91 per person, this small-group experience departs from Episkopou Chrisanthou 25 at 9:00 am, led by knowledgeable guides who provide a detailed audio commentary. With a maximum of 6 travelers, this tour offers a personalized, flexible way to explore the old town and harbor area, soaking up its unique character while cruising comfortably on a Segway.
What makes this tour stand out is the inclusion of souvenir photos, bottled water, and a helmet for safety. The tour is especially suitable for those who want a lively, fun introduction to Chania’s landmarks, with the added convenience of small-group interaction and timing flexibility. While it goes on rain or shine, heavy rain might delay the start, but no refunds are issued. No hotel pickup is included, but the meeting point is easy to reach via public transportation.


This Segway tour offers a convenient and exciting way to see Chania’s old town and harbor in just two hours. It’s designed for those who want a quick yet rundown of the city’s most notable sights, from historic churches to lively beaches. The guided narration enriches the experience, providing insights into each location as the group glides past.
You appreciate how the small group size enhances interaction and allows for flexibility in starting times. The helmet and headset ensure safety and clarity, making this tour accessible even for those new to Segway riding. The overall experience balances sightseeing with fun, providing photo opportunities at all key stops.
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The tour begins at Episkopou Chrisanthou 25 and heads through the old town, with an initial stop at the Holy Metropolitan Church of the Presentation of the Virgin Mary. This church, known as Trimartiri, offers a quick but meaningful glimpse into the local religious architecture, with an opportunity for a photo. The guide shares interesting historical info during the 2-3 minute stop.
Next, the Giali Tzamisi, a notable monument, is pointed out with another brief pause for photos and background. The stops are brief but packed with insightful commentary, making the most of the limited time. As you cruise along, the guide provides ongoing narration about the city’s history, adding context to every monument.

Two of the stops highlight the natural beauty and seaside charm of Chania. The Nea Chora Beach stop lasts five minutes, giving plenty of time to enjoy views of the small port and sandy beach, perfect for photos. Similarly, the Koum Kapi Beach stop offers a chance to capture images of the lively shoreline and historical surroundings, with a short 2-3 minute commentary.
These beach stops break up the tour’s cultural focus with relaxing seaside vistas, ideal for photo shoots or just taking in the fresh air. The guide’s insights include interesting details about the area’s history and significance.

The Splantzia neighborhood, a key part of Chania’s old city, receives a longer stop lasting around 10 minutes. Here, you explore the streets with the guide offering historical context and pointing out photo-worthy buildings. Walking through this area reveals the blend of Ottoman, Venetian, and Christian influences.
The Firkas Fortress offers a quick 5-minute stop, where you enjoy sweeping harbor views and a close look at the fortress’s architecture. This spot serves as a visual highlight, perfect for capturing panoramic photos of the port with its prominent shoreline defenses.

A brief pass-by takes you past the Etz Hayyim Synagogue, where historical information is provided through the audio guide system. This synagogue is a key reminder of Chania’s Jewish community history. The tour also includes a stop at a very old Christian temple, emphasizing the religious diversity that characterizes the city.
While the synagogue visit is only 2 minutes and the admission isn’t included, the commentary enriches understanding of Chania’s multicultural past.

This tour is priced at $61.91 per person, with most bookings made approximately 77 days in advance. It departs promptly at 9:00 am from the meeting point, and arriving 15 minutes early is essential. The small-group format and flexible start time ensure a personalized experience, with guides eager to share their knowledge.
Participants must be between 30kg and 110kg, and the tour is suited for most travelers, including those with service animals. The activity is rain or shine, and heavy rain might lead to delays, but no refunds are provided once the tour begins.

Reviews highlight the knowledgeable guides who provide detailed historical insights and ensure safety. Visitors commend the scenic views and how the Segway makes covering more ground easier than walking, especially in the heat. Some mention the tour’s lack of “passion and fun,” but overall, the consensus applauds the convenience and sightseeing value.
The most praised aspects include the expert narration from guides like Betty and the comfortable use of audio headsets, helping everyone hear the explanations clearly.

This 2-hour exploration offers a practical, engaging way to see Chania’s highlights without the fatigue of walking. Its compact stops at historic landmarks and beaches make it suitable for visitors who want an overview with plenty of photo opportunities and scenic vistas. The small group size creates a friendly atmosphere, and the included bottled water keeps you refreshed.
While it’s not a deep dive into every corner of Chania’s history, it provides a lively introduction that balances scenic cruising with cultural highlights. Travelers who enjoy guided tours, active sightseeing, and a bit of fun on a Segway will find this experience rewarding.
“The segways are good and easy to use. You see a lot of Chania which is gorgeous and we wouldnt have seen anywhere near as much of it if we hadnt ha…”
Is this tour suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Segway is easy to use, and guides teach participants how to operate it safely before starting.
What are the physical requirements?
Participants should weigh between 30kg and 110kg. The activity is generally accessible to most healthy individuals.
Can I join if I don’t have prior Segway experience?
Absolutely. The tour includes instruction and a helmet, making it manageable even for first-timers.
What should I bring?
Just your current ID or passport and comfortable clothing. No specific items are required.
Is there a chance to take photos?
Yes, souvenir photos are included, and stops are set up for capturing memorable images.
What happens in case of bad weather?
The tour proceeds rain or shine. Heavy rain may cause delays, but no refunds are given if the tour starts.
Are food or drinks included?
Only bottled water is provided during the tour; no meals or additional refreshments are included.
How do I find the meeting point?
The tour starts at Episkopou Chrisanthou 25, Chania; arriving 15 minutes early ensures a smooth start.
Can I cancel or reschedule?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the start, but less notice means no refund.
Is this tour family-friendly?
Most travelers can participate, but children should meet the weight requirements.
Are there any restrictions on alcohol?
Yes, alcohol consumption before the tour is not allowed.