Poland · ELECTRIC SCOOTER TOURS IN KRAKOW
The 7 best electric scooter tours in Krakow you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Cover Kraków’s key sights in about three hours on a private guided e-scooter tour. Sabina and Dominik lead routes through the old town, Wawel, Podgórze, and Kazimierz, with a practice session, helmet, seasonal gloves, local obwarzanek, and practical food tips included.
“Sabina was very friendly, pleasent , informativ and eloquent. Thanks Krakow is very beautiful and interesting Town .”
Ride with a guide such as Marek, Monika, or Margaret through Krakow’s Old Town, Wawel, Podgórze, and Kazimierz. The three-hour tour includes scooter training, a helmet, water, and tastings of oscypek, obwarzanek, ice cream, and other Polish treats.
“Marek was a fabulous tour guide! You can see how passionate he is about Krakow and its history. He made the experience very personable and memorable. I scootered around more of Krakow than I thought I would see my entire trip! The food was also great with recommendations as well! Totally worth the money and highly recommend this tour if you are in Krakow”
Ride an easy-to-use electric scooter through Krakow's Old Town after a 15-minute safety lesson. Guides such as Barbara, Tom, Zee, and Tomas share local stories, point out major sights, and suggest places to visit. Flat shoes and comfortable clothes are best.
“Really enjoyable, very interesting and lovely guides, well worth it.”
Ride an electric scooter through Krakow’s Old Town with a local guide, stopping at the Barbican, Main Square, Wawel Castle, St. Florian’s Gate, and more. A 15-minute training session comes first, followed by 1 hour and 45 minutes of guided sightseeing. Zee is one guide praised by name.
“It was a great tour of the old city with Zee. He was very knowledgeable and a gave us a great guide.”
Learn to ride an electric scooter, then spend 1 hour 45 minutes touring Krakow’s Kazimierz, the Vistula Boulevards, historic synagogues, squares, and Jewish cemetery. English and German guides, including Johan and Tom, lead the tour. Helmets and raincoats are provided.
“This was the best tour we did on our break. Johan was a fab tour guide, and the information on the Jewish quarter was interesting. He showed us good eating places, and we hired scooters and did more as it was great. The scooters are fun, and you get to see so much of the city. Would defo recommend this!”
Cover Krakow’s main sights in about three hours on a private electric scooter tour with guides such as Dominik. Ride at up to 27 km/h, hear local legends, stop for photos, and sample a traditional obwarzanek. Helmets and cold-weather gloves are included.
“We had a fabulous experience, probably more so because it was just us two with the guide. Dominic, our guide was very knowledgeable, friendly and clearly has a passion for the city. He lived in the UK for many years and speaks perfect English so super easy to understand. It was beautiful weather, our first time on an e-scooter and loved zipping around the city on them. Highly recommend.”
Ride an easy-to-learn electric scooter through Krakow’s Old Town and Kazimierz with a Polish, English, or German-speaking guide. You’ll cover more than 10 kilometers, see river views, parks, royal residences, and major architecture, with helmets and rain gear provided.
“Our tour guide Nakia was fantastic. The segways were super easy to maneuver and it was such a fun way to see the city. I will admit, the old town was more interesting than the Jewish quarter for us.”
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