AUSTRALIA
Australia's standouts.
The 11 most popular audio tours in Australia right now, with prices, run times and what each day actually involves.
Self-guided Mammoth Cave audio tour in Western Australia. Explore fossils of extinct giant mammals in 1 hour with five-language narration.
“The red bit and the skeleton of the animal was the good. The trees and nature was AMAZIN. Was sad did not not see a snek.”
Self-guided MP3 tour of Mammoth Cave in WA with bushland boardwalk, fossil highlights like a zygomaturus jawbone, then a Marri forest walk.
“It’s was perfect . Nothing to change . Would recommend anyone to visit that is physically able”
GPS-triggered Uluru Audio Tour app guides you through Uluru and Kata Tjuta at your pace in 7 languages for $14.34.
“Highly recommend self walking tour of Uluru with the audio guide, the built in GPS meant you got information at appropriate locations. You were independent and could choose your own pace.”
A self-guided VoiceMap audio walk through Melbourne with offline listening, historic-tram views, and stops like St Paul’s and ACMI.
“We really enjoyed our walk through Melbourne and learning all about this beautiful city. Once we got started the instructions were clear and easy to follow. I feel like we saw all the highlights. We did struggle to find the starting location Read more”
A self-paced Uluru and Kata Tjuta audio tour app with GPS stories, geology, culture, and wildlife notes—great value if your phone behaves.
“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”
Sydney by electric bike with Wheel Explorer app and Bluetooth helmet audio. Hit Harbour icons and botanic views on a 1-day loop.
“This was a pleasant tour and an easy way to learn about the city. The guide shared a lot of useful information and explained everything clearly. The city is beautiful, and the tour gave a good overview. I’d recommend it to anyone looking to explore and learn more.”
A self-guided GPS audio walk through The Rocks, from Customs House to the Opera House, with great views and classic Sydney stops for $9.99.
“Sad…. Commentary kept stalling. Would stop at different points and I not realise my husband was still getting information. We both had to restart numerous times until it was just not enjoyable any more Was really looking forward to this adventure together No contact for support either tried phoning and contacting via link … nothing”
GPS-triggered audio for the Great Ocean Road, works offline, and guides you from Cape Otway to the Twelve Apostles and beyond.
“The app was great with multiple educational stories to pass time between scenic stops. The trip itself was awesome and location was always known even without cell service. The only complaint I had was the app was impossible for an iPRead more”
Walk Darwin with an English self-guided audio tour from Survivors Lookout to Government House, covering Chinese heritage, war, and rebuilding for $15.90.
“Waste of money. Don’t buy this. The audio kept cutting out and when you lose your place it goes right back to the beginning. It also doesn’t sense where you are so it doesn’t play according to location. Had to abandon this and found another self guided audio tour that was so much better.”
Self-guided GPS audio walk through Melbourne’s key sights from Flinders Street to the city center, with quick stops and flexible timing.
“This is the worst tour ever. It was waste of time and money. All information about landmark is same as what I can get from internet.”
Self-guided Adelaide audio tour with an mp3 map and stops at Rundle Mall, Central Market, churches, museums, and Light’s Vision for $15.35.
“Nothing memorable at all. Downloaded the app which then switched off every 20 seconds. Total waste of money. No wonder this is non- refundable. Ended up getting city map from Tourist Information.”
