5 Exciting Malta Segway Tours in 2026

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If you are looking for the best Segway tour in Malta, you have come to the right place. Malta is a stunning island in the Mediterranean with so much to see, and one of the best ways to explore is on a Segway. You can cover so much ground, and not to mention they are a ton of fun!

In this guide I will share the best Segway tours to book in Malta. There are tours that take you through the winding streets of Valletta, up to the breathtaking Dingli Cliffs for sunset, and even tours exploring the stunning island of Gozo. I spent a month in Malta, so I can vouch for how incredibly beautiful the island is and a Segway tour really is a great way to explore.

I have done the research for you and found 5 amazing Segway tours, so all you have to do is find a tour, book it, and go!

My Top 3 Picks: Best Malta Segway Tours

5 Exciting Malta Segway Tours

1. Malta by Segway: Valletta Experience

⭐️ Rating: 4.9 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ Tour Length: 1 hour and 45 minutes | 🇲🇹 Check Rates and Availability

Valletta is one of Europe’s most compact capitals, but there’s a lot packed into those narrow streets, and a Segway is one of the best ways to cover it all. Over the course of nearly two hours, a guide will lead you through the UNESCO-listed city, past its grand squares and gardens, stopping so you can look around and take photos.

“Our tour guide was excellent. We had 5minutes training on the Segway and we were off! Although on the main roads as well as pedestrian areas we never felt unsafe. Our guide made sure we were happy through out. He stopped several times explaining the history along the way. He was was very interesting. Highly recommend the Segway as a fun alternative.” – read more reviews

At the end of the tour, you will get to see an audio-visual show. Running for around 45 minutes, it tackles the big question that hangs over Malta: how has such a tiny island managed to survive thousands of years of invasion, occupation, and conflict? The answer unfolds across 7,000 years of history.

2. Malta by Segway: Dingli Cliffs Extended Sunset tour

⭐️ Rating: 4.9 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ Tour Length: 2 hours | 🇲🇹 Check Rates and Availability

You’ll start in Dingli, a sleepy hilltop village that feels worlds away from the tourist trail. Sitting at Malta’s highest point, it’s a protected natural land that’s been preserved for both its wildlife and its ancient remains.

“We met with Adam and we’re given instructions on how to operate the Segway, with a short trial drive in the garage. We then went on the tour exploring the local area and the cliffs. It was a lot of fun, and we all enjoyed it. We got to see all the scenic spots and would recommend it if you’re looking for something fun to do while sightseeing in the area.” – read more reviews

The land drops away sharply at the Dingli Cliffs, plunging around 300 metres straight down to the sea, and timing the ride for sunset makes this trip worth it!

3. Half day Gozo Sightseeing Segway Tour

⭐️ Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ Tour Length: 4 hours | 🇲🇹 Check Rates and Availability

Gozo is small, but there’s more to see than most people realize, and half a day on a Segway is the perfect way to see it all. After meeting your guide in Victoria and getting to grips with the Segway, you’ll head out to discover what makes this little island worth visiting.

“This is the way to see Gozo. Our guide, Javier, was the best. He made you feel comfortable on the segways and in no time we were all riding like pros. On a Segway you get to see so much of the island. The small bakery we stopped for our pizza lunch was amazing. A real taste of the island! Great pizza…and we live in Italy!! Seeing the coast line on a Segway is a memory that will not leave. We also got to meet Kevin…both guys were a pleasure to meet and very friendly. This was the best part of our Malta stay. When in Malta….Segway!” – read more reviews

The route takes in some of Gozo’s most incredible spots, including the dramatic cliffs at Sanap and the wild landscape around Ta Cenc. You will have a quick stop at a local bakery for lunch, and you’ll have the chance to swim in the waters of Mgarr ix-Xini Bay. Plus, you’ll get a look at the enormous dome of the Xewkija Rotunda.

4. Malta: Dingli Cliffs & Buskett Gardens Segway Tour

⭐️ Rating: 4.9 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ Tour Length: 2 hours | 🇲🇹 Check Rates and Availability

Dingli doesn’t get the attention it deserves. Perched at Malta’s highest point and still largely cut off from the sprawl of neighboring towns. It’s a quiet town that feels rare on an island as visited as Malta, and this two-hour Segway tour is one of the nicest ways to visit.

“If you happen to be in Malta, please book it and don’t second guess it! It was an incredible experience and our guide Matthew made sure everything was perfect, he even takes you to the best sunset spot. Absolutely amazing.” – read more reviews

The cliffs are the obvious draw. But the land around Dingli holds surprises too, protected for both its natural wildlife and the ancient remains buried within it. The history here runs deep.

Phoenician and Carthaginian settlers were putting down roots in this area nearly three thousand years ago, and then the Romans arrived in 218 BC, so it’s a fascinating place to visit.

5. 2 hr Gozo Segway Tour

⭐️ Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳ Tour Length: 2 hours | 🇲🇹 Check Rates and Availability

The tour kicks off at Mgarr Harbor, where you’ll meet the group and spend a little time getting comfortable on the Segway before heading out to see what the island has to offer.

The route has a nice mix to it. There’s the imposing Fort Chambray guarding the harbor entrance, a stop at a traditional bakery where you can pick up something local, and then the coast opens up at Hondoq Bay. On a clear day you can see Comino from here.

“What a lovely way to see parts of Gozo. Our guide Kevin was so friendly and knowledgeable. It’s lots of fun. I would highly recommend this tour to my friends who visit Malta.” – read more reviews

Flexible departure times mean it’s easy to fit around the rest of your day, and with a small group there’s plenty of room to ask questions and linger a little longer at certain spots.

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Malta Segway Tours: FAQS

What is the minimum age to take part?

Most Segway tours in Malta require participants to be at least 12 years old, though some operators set the minimum at 16. Always check with the specific tour operator when booking.

Do I need any prior experience to ride a Segway?

Not at all. Every tour begins with a training session where your guide will walk you through everything you need to know. Most people feel comfortable within just a few minutes.

Are the tours suitable for people with mobility issues or medical conditions?

Anyone with a heart condition, back or neck problems, or balance issues is generally advised not to participate. If you’re unsure, it’s worth checking with your doctor before booking and flagging any concerns with the operator in advance.

How far in advance should I book?

During peak season, roughly June through September, tours fill up quickly, so booking at least a few days ahead is advisable. If you have a specific date or departure time in mind, earlier is always better.

What should I wear?

Comfortable, casual clothing is fine. Avoid loose trousers or long skirts that could get caught in the Segway’s wheels. Layers are a good idea in spring and autumn when temperatures can shift throughout the day.

How long does the training session take?

Most training sessions last around 15 to 20 minutes. By the end of it, you’ll have covered the basics of steering, stopping, and balancing, and you’ll be ready to head out with the group.

What happens if it rains?

Light rain doesn’t usually result in a cancellation, and some operators provide ponchos. However, tours may be cancelled in the event of heavy rain or strong winds for safety reasons. Most operators will offer a rescheduled tour or refund if this happens.

Can I stop to take photos along the way?

Yes! Photo stops are built into most tours at the key viewpoints and attractions. Your guide will also be on hand to point out the best spots and can often help with a group photo.

What is included in the price?

This varies by tour, but most include the Segway hire, helmet, safety equipment, and the services of a trained guide. Some tours also include a snack, lunch, or entry to an attraction. Always check what’s covered before booking.

How fast do Segways go?

Segways used on tours are typically limited to around 12-15 km/h for safety reasons. This is fast enough to cover a good distance without feeling unsteady or out of control.

What footwear is recommended?

Flat, closed-toe shoes are the way to go. Flip flops, heels, and sandals are not suitable and may mean you’re unable to join the tour.

Are the routes accessible for beginners?

Yes. Routes are designed with all ability levels in mind, and the pace is set by the guide to make sure nobody feels left behind. The training session at the start ensures everyone is comfortable before the tour sets off.

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