Ride through the medieval city of Rhodes, discover the main sights and cover more ground than you would on foot with this segway tour. After a quick induction and safety briefing, begin the journey to your first stop, the Palace of the Grand Masters. Admire the architecture of this imposing monument before riding along the medieval Street of the Knights.  See The Church of the Virgin of the Burgh and the Medieval Moat as well as many other secret spots before continuing your journey to Rhodes' modern seaside area. Here, feel the breeze of the Aegean Sea, ride past the famous windmills, and enjoy the view at the Lighthouse of Saint Nicholas which sits at the entrance of the Mandraki harbor. Stop at several locations along the way for photos. If you haven't got a camera your guide can take photos of you and have them sent after the tour at no extra charge. Finally, follow an alternative route back to the starting point to see as much of the city as possible.

Ride through the medieval city of Rhodes, discovering the main sights and covering more ground than you would on foot. After a quick induction and safety briefing, begin the journey to your first stop, the Palace of the Grand Masters. Admire the architecture of this imposing monument, before riding along the medieval Street of the Knights.  You will also have the chance to see the Church of the Virgin of the Burgh and the Medieval Moat, as well as many other secret spots before continuing your journey to Rhodes' modern seaside area. There, feel the breeze of the Aegean Sea, ride past famous windmills, and enjoy the view at the Lighthouse of Saint Nicholas (which sits at the entrance of the Mandraki Harbor). Stop at several locations along the way for photos, if you haven't got a camera your guide can take photos of you and have them sent after the tour at no extra charge. Finally, follow an alternate route back to the starting point to see as much of the city as possible.

Rhodes, one of the largest Greek islands, attracts beach lovers as well as history lovers from all around the world. It is known for its ancient ruins and remnants from medieval times. Medieval structures, mosques, traditional cradles, oriental motifs, intricate Gothic churches, shops, and cafeterias are scattered throughout the Old Town of Rhodes, all blending together to produce a unique and graphic total. There are roughly 200 thoroughfares or alleys some of them even bearing no name! Visit the old city of this historic island alongside our local charismatic guide who will guide you along all the stories of Knights and rulers to ever live on this piece of Land!