Savannah by Segway, From Broughton Street to the Cathedral
An hour on a Segway through Savannah's squares, with a guide in your earbuds and one stop at Lafayette Square.
This is Savannah's historic district at Segway speed, with a guide talking in your ear the whole way. You meet at the operator's shop on Broughton Street, at the corner of Price Street, and get a training session before rolling out. The listing builds the hour around one stop: fifteen minutes at Lafayette Square, which it pairs with the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Telfair Square is on the route too. The listing marks it as a pass-by, seen without stepping off.
The booking covers the guided Segway hour and taxes. Gratuity is not included, and the operator calls tipping customary but not mandatory.
60-Minute Guided Segway History Tour of SavannahGuided 60-minute Segway tour of Savannah's historic district. Riders 16 and older. Meets at 502 E Broughton St.www.viator.comTelfair Square Rolls Past
The operator says its radio headsets let a guide talk you through more squares in the hour while you keep riding. Guests wear earbuds, and the guide narrates live. The listing names only two places on the route. Telfair Square is one of them, and it is a pass-by: you take in its buildings from the street without stopping. The other is Lafayette Square.
Fifteen Minutes at Lafayette Square
The one stop runs fifteen minutes at Lafayette Square, and the listing frames it as time to enjoy the cathedral and the square. The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist sells no tickets, and its own visitor page lists touring hours of 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM and 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM, Sundays from 1:00 PM, closed during funerals, weddings and other religious events. Fifteen minutes covers the square and a look at the facade; time exploring the cathedral itself is a bonus stop the operator sells on its 90-minute tour. Then you ride on.
Who Can Ride
Riders have to be at least 16, and the operator's booking form also asks each rider to confirm a height of at least five feet and a weight of at least 100 pounds. The listing ticks the standard wheelchair and stroller boxes, yet every rider stands on a self-balancing machine, and the operator's form asks about physical concerns in advance. The listing does not recommend the tour for pregnant travelers. The operator says no experience is needed. It can also turn away anyone showing signs of intoxication, and the listing says that forfeits the refund.
Rain, Cutoffs and the Safety Video
The operator's booking terms say tours do operate in the rain, and ask you to call the office when the weather turns to hear whether a departure goes ahead or moves. If a departure is called off for weather, the listing's terms give you another date or a full refund. Otherwise a full refund needs cancellation at least 24 hours before the start. Watch the operator's safety video before you arrive. The listing says every rider has to see it before training, and watching it at home saves time on the day.
📍 Meet at Adventure Tours in Motion, 502 E Broughton St, on the corner of Price and Broughton Streets, 15 minutes before your start time. When checked in October 2026, the booking calendar sold 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM starts. Then the novelty helmets go on and the squares begin.