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Segway & E-Bike Tours in Southern Peninsula

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Category: Segway & E-Bike ToursLocation: Southern PeninsulaListing: 1

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Choosing a Guided Ride

The Southern Peninsula's guided e-bike rides leave from Portsea, at the end of Point Nepean Road, with Bayplay Adventure Tours. Over two to three hours, a guide leads the group the length of Point Nepean National Park, mixing quarantine and defence history with wildlife spotting.

Bikes come in three styles, so a group of mixed ability can still ride together.

Highlights of the Point Nepean route:

  • The Quarantine Station – the tour's first stop, with stories of the park's quarantine past.
  • Observatory Point – reached along Coles Track, looking down on the Dolphin Sanctuary.
  • Fort Nepean – off the bikes and into the wartime tunnels on foot.
  • Defence history – the guide fills in the park's military story as you go.
  • Animals to look out for – the guide flags the wildlife you might see.

Bayplay doesn't list prices, and a quote comes back once you've sent an enquiry with numbers and a date.

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Picking bikes for a mixed group

  • E-bikes: power assistance for anyone who hasn't ridden in a while.
  • Mountain bikes: for the confident riders in the group.
  • Seated cruisers: a more relaxed position in the saddle.
  • Little passengers: child carriers fit the e-bikes and mountain bikes.

Beyond the bike tour

  • Paddle: stand-up paddleboarding, with gear and instruction supplied.
  • Kayak: a scored sea kayak circuit that turns a team outing competitive.
  • Snorkel: an orienteering race in the water.
  • Celebrate: group days built around hens and bucks weekends, birthdays or Christmas parties.

Common Questions About Segway Tours

Where do Southern Peninsula e-bike tours start?

In Portsea, at Bayplay Adventure Tours' shop and booking office facing the beach.

What will we see on the Point Nepean ride?

The old Quarantine Station, Observatory Point above the Dolphin Sanctuary and Fort Nepean, where you walk through the wartime tunnels.

Are the Point Nepean tracks rough?

They're kept in good order and mostly smooth, though riders need reasonable confidence and fitness.

Can our party have a private guide?

Yes. Private tours put your group with a dedicated guide, who talks through the park's history and wildlife.