AUDIO TOURS · BIG ISLAND AUDIO TOURS
A free morning is the scarce thing on any trip. These 7 big island audio tours are worth one, priced and timed, with the download-before-you-go warnings where they matter.
Review of Shaka Guide’s Big Island bundle, with five offline audio drives, GPS directions, volcano routes, cultural stops, and practical value tips.
“Big Island Adventure Bundle was fantastic! Loved that we were able to take little detours to experience local gems.”
Review of the self-guided GPS e-bike tour in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, with route details, costs, tips, and honest pros and cons.
“E bike is super fun and much better than driving as you can't drive too fast anyways and we saw many cars couldn't find parking along the national park. We saw lava from different angles on the trail which is so cool!”
Explore Hawaii’s Big Island at your own pace with GPS audio stories, scenic routes, volcano stops, local tips, and flexible planning.
“This was a perfect way for us to tour the island on our own, while still having a “private” tour guide! We loved being able to go at our own pace and visit the areas we were interested in. The guide gave us options and tips but let us decide what we wanted to see and do. Just perfect!”
Explore Hawaii Volcanoes National Park at your pace with GPS audio stories, lava craters, petroglyphs, and the Holei Sea Arch.
“So worth it. With the government shutdown, we were on our own. This was a lifesaver. We learned so much.”
Explore Hilo, the Hamakua Coast, Waimea, and Mauna Kea with a flexible self-guided audio tour for one car.
“This was a fun audio tour. Very interesting history guide! I would recommend this to anyone who's driving around on the island.”
Explore Kohala with a flexible GPS audio tour covering heiau, ancient villages, Hawi, Pololu Valley, Waimea, and scenic mountain roads.
“A great way to explore the island , we bought the 5 tour bundle and did 2 1/2, you can stop or skip at any point and it is always fun and informative”
Explore Kona’s beaches, royal sites, coffee farms, and historic parks with a flexible GPS audio tour for one car.
“It was difficult to use. We drove 40 minutes to the starting point and it wouldn’t start. Abandoned it and found our own way. Waste of $15.”
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