What‘s Included

What To Expect

Reviews

• Segway tour

  Ruth W,

  Sep 11, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  Fabulous tour. Our tour guide, Marc, was generous with information, time and humor. Well worth doing with solid focus on safety as well as fun. It was my sister's first time on a Segway and she had a great experience.

• Fun and Exciting

  Nicole H,

  Aug 18, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  The tour was great. Nico was very knowledgeable about the history of Savannah. The jokes were hilarious. I would definitely recommend this activity.

• Great History Tour

  Ricardo L,

  Aug 9, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  Great way to see the surroundings in Savannah and learn the history while having a blast riding a Segway! Jay did an excellent job keeping us all informed and Segway SAFE!

• Savannah Summer Getaway

  Mary K,

  Aug 7, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  Great fun. Our guide gave us excellent training and safety advice. Fun stories. Got to see a lot of the city and learn a little history.

• GREGG the Great

  Lorenzo R,

  Jul 15, 2025

  - Viator

  5.00

  GREGG IS A SAVANNAH LEGEND. No exaggeration—this man doesn’t just know Savannah; he is Savannah. We’re pretty sure if you cut him open, he’d bleed sweet tea and ghost stories. From the moment we hopped on those Segways, Gregg had us cruising through history, mystery, and hilarity. He knew everything. Like, if Savannah had a pop quiz, he’d get an A+ with bonus points for style. We tried to stump him with random questions—he answered them all, and somehow made us smarter without even trying. AND THE DAD JOKES? Oh, they were flowing like the Savannah River. Not cringey—just the right amount of pun to keep us laughing while we glided past moss-draped oaks and haunted mansions. Plus, the tour was super chill. He had a plan, but if we wanted to linger somewhere or ask 19 follow-up questions about a haunted bench, he was so down for it. In short: Gregg was fun, knowledgeable, flexible (in a go-with-the-flow way, not like yoga), and made our trip unforgettable. Book the tour. Ask for Gregg. Tip him well. You’ll ride away feeling like you just made a friend—and learned 300 years of history while doing it on two wheels.