About this tour
Glide through Palma's layered neighbourhoods on a Segway, covering the medieval old quarter, the waterfront cathedral views, and Portixol's neighbourhood cafés in two and a half hours. Your guide steers you past baroque facades, baroque-era plazas, and working artisan quarters while sharing stories about the city's Moorish and Spanish legacies. You'll cover ground most walking tours miss, moving between architectural periods without the foot fatigue.
Highlights
- Segway through winding medieval streets of old town
- Cathedral and waterfront vistas from ground level
- Santa Catalina's bohemian café scene and local life
- Portixol's quieter residential quarters and artisan workshops
- Stories connecting Palma's Moorish and Spanish histories
- Window displays of traditional Mallorquin crafts and goods
What to expect
After a brief training session, you'll spend two hours moving steadily through Palma's neighbourhoods at a walking pace. The route dips into narrow cobbled alleys, crosses plazas lined with shuttered townhouses, and emerges onto wider waterfront stretches where the cathedral rises ahead. You'll stop occasionally while your guide points out architectural details, doorways, and street-level details most visitors miss. Expect a mix of tourist-heavy areas (the cathedral precincts) and quieter residential zones where locals run errands. The Segway does the legwork; you steer and balance.
Good to know
Wear trainers with good ankle support. Not suitable if pregnant or with serious heart conditions. Training is included before departure. Helmets provided. Public transport stops nearby for onward travel. Bring water and sun protection.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.







