Bergen by Segway
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Hafen
Bergen, Norwegen
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Aktivitätsebene
Moderate
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Ausflugstyp
All
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Rollstuhlgerecht
No
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Ab
$139
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Mindestalter
Information Not Currently Available
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Reisedauer
Approximately 2½ Hours
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Mahlzeiten inbegriffen
Meals not included
Roll through Bergen on a sightseeing experience by Segway — a really fun and informative way to see the city.
A short pre-paid taxi transfer brings you to the Segway base. After a brief training session, head off on an enjoyable Segway ride through the city. En route, you'll pass one of Norway's oldest and best-preserved castles, Bergenhus Fortress and Park. Continue along the harbor front to admire the UNESCO World Heritage Site Bryggen area. The Hanseatic merchant buildings here date back to the 14th century.
In the heart of the city, you'll pass the colorful and lively Fish Market. Then, head to Nordnes Park and past the monastery. From the tip of the Nordnes Peninsula, you'll pass the National Theatre, the bluestone St John's Church, and Lille Lungegårdsvann Lake.
Ride back through the city to Fjellveien. From here, admire the wonderful views over the center of Bergen and its environs.
Your tour ends at the Segway base; you will make your own way back to the ship on foot.
Notes:
Tour sequence may vary. Maximum weight is 250 lbs. Minimum age is 16 years. Ride will be bumpy; guests who are pregnant and those with a back or neck condition, injuries or other condition affected by a bumpy ride are not allowed to participate. Participants must be in good physical condition. Wear sturdy, non-skid, closed-toe walking shoes (mandatory). Tour operates rain or shine, but may be canceled by the operator in the event of extremely bad weather or unsuitable conditions. Ponchos are available to borrow. Much of the tour operates on traffic-free or light-traffic roads and parks. Helmets and hi-visibility vests are provided and must be worn. Stamina to use ankle and leg movements to control the Segway and ability to stand for the duration of the tour are required. Participants must remain alert to their surroundings, the condition of the terrain and possible traffic.