Australia · AUDIO TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 5 audio tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Explore Mammoth Cave near Margaret River with a self-guided audio tour, ancient fossils, striking formations, and a peaceful karri forest walk.
“Ok for my husband who can't walk a great distance, but not as spectacular as other caves that are actively building stalactites and stalagmites. Still amazing stuff.”
Explore Mammoth Cave near Margaret River with an audio tour, ancient fossils, bushland, and a 50,000-year-old jawbone.
“It’s was perfect . Nothing to change . Would recommend anyone to visit that is physically able”
Explore Uluru and Kata Tjuta at your own pace with GPS audio stories, cultural insight, seven languages, and flexible walking or cycling access.
“Very convenient to discover all the information around Uluru and Kata-Tjuta during your visits in the park, especially for those who do not practice English well.Auto-translated”
Review of Melbourne’s $8.99 self-guided VoiceMap audio tour, covering tram views, Federation Square, St Paul’s Cathedral, tips, value, and drawbacks.
“Very interesting as we come from Perth WA historically educating only down fall is the lack of respect people have towards people with such great talent otherwise o totally enjoyed it loved loved the old buildings my mind wonders back to who may have walked down these street and lived and worked in these buildings”
Uluru’s $14 audio guide adds local stories, GPS tips, and cultural context across Uluru and Kata Tjuta for 10 days.
“Ich fand die Informationen recht interessant. Perfekt wenn man keine Führung mit vielen Leuten mag und in seinem Tempo alleine losziehen möchte. Der Radius um die Wegpunkte könnte größer sein. Manchmal konnte ein Spot nicht erreicht werden, da er hinter einer Absperrung lag. Ich musste immer wieder hin und her gehen um den Spot zu finden.”
Reef days, coast roads, wine country and the red centre.
