Segway’s use dynamic stabilisation technology. Segway’s move when you shift your center of gravity. For example, the wheels will move forward or backward when you lean forward or backward. This tour uses 2X SE Segway

Maximum of 12 people.

Participants are required to wear closed in shoes. Participants wearing flip flops or thongs will not be permitted to engage in the activity under any circumstances. It’s quite sunny in Central Australia, therefore, we recommend that you wear a shirt that covers your shoulders and that you bring 1L of water, sunscreen and a cap. Participants are welcome to bring a backpack or small bag if they wish. The tour provides water bottle holders for guests to use to carry their water bottle.

Throughout the tour you will be able to stop for photographs as an enthusiastic guide shows you the best places to get some amazing photos. It’s best to keep your hands firmly on the handlebars, whilst the Segway is moving. Around Uluru, you are asked not to photograph sites that are considered culturally sensitive. Your experienced guide will help you to discover where these sites are.

It is still possible to fall while riding a Segway. However, tour participants are equipped with all of the necessary skills to operate a Segway safely. The tour has a training course that simulates different terrains that participants will experience on the tour. Segway’s are designed to balance for you. It is the rider though who will be in control of the Segway. This includes direction and speed. It is important to ride a Segway with care. Be aware of surroundings and hazards.