Australia · AUDIO TOURS
5 reviewed
Australia rewards booking early, and these are the 5 audio tours worth holding a date for. Each carries its price, its duration and the detail that decides between them.
Self-guided Mammoth Cave audio tour in Margaret River, WA. One hour, headset in five languages, fossils, and an easy walk.
“Very well organised. Excellent staff. The audio tour was very informative. highly recommended……………..”
Walk into Mammoth Cave near Margaret River with a 2-hour MP3 audio tour in multiple languages, plus preserved fossils and a Marri forest finish.
“It’s was perfect . Nothing to change . Would recommend anyone to visit that is physically able”
Self-guided GPS audio tour for Uluru and Kata Tjuta with 100+ stories. Use on iPhone or Android for $14.34 plus park entry.
“Excellent audio guide with just the right amount of information provided at each stop. The commentary is triggered automatically based on your location and this worked well 95% of the time, but the software did seem to get a little confRead more”
A self-guided VoiceMap audio walk in Melbourne with offline access, tram views, and landmark stops at St Paul’s, ACMI, and Federation Square.
“Easy to follow instructions on the walk. Learnt a bit about Melbourne City and the painted alley ways.”
Uluru Audio Guide app for $14 gives 100+ stories, GPS-timed tips, and self-paced walks at Uluru and Kata Tjuta.
“We enjoyed the audio guide walking around the base of Uluru - we didn’t realise it worked in all the national parks which was an added bonus”
