AUDIO TOURS · CALIFORNIA AUDIO TOURS
The 8 best california audio tours you can book right now, with the price one person pays, how long the audio runs and whether the entry ticket comes with it. Number one is first for a reason.
Review of the Big Sur self-guided audio drive from Monterey to Morro Bay, with route details, stops, app tips, value, and honest drawbacks.
“It didn't work! When we got it to play, it kept stopping. I would not recommend it. It was a waste of money. I am very disappointed!”
Explore Yosemite at your own pace with offline GPS narration, 78 stories, and lifetime access for one car at $16.99.
“Nunca enviaron el link al correo. Ni responden al chat ni contestan el numero de telefono que hay. Pido devolucion del Dinero y nadie responde”
Review of the Sequoia and Kings Canyon self-guided audio tour, with practical advice on stops, price, offline use, and who should book.
“Fabulous tool for first time park users! Informative, amusing and easy to listen too. Highly recommended!”
Review of the Redwood National Park audio tour, with redwood groves, beaches, hikes, GPS directions, offline maps, price, and practical tips.
“Although my park experience was great, I couldn't use the Viator app since there was no wifi this doesn't work.”
Review of the $19.99 Redwood National and State Park audio tour, with route details, stop-by-stop advice, value, app tips, and who should book.
“Technical support = No support. Needed a friend to help me load the tour on my phone. Too many adds while loading app. Sound would not work for first 30 minutes of tour. Bought tour for a 2-3 hr drive. Why do I need to hear about hikes that don’t fit into that timeline, sights and trees I either can’t see or are not marked well enough to see? Save the 20$, spend 30 minutes at a Ranger Station. Mark a map and use a free driving app like Google Maps.”
Explore Napa and Sonoma by car with location-based audio, winery stops, geysers, castle grounds, trip planning, and offline access.
“The itinerary had us backtracking to the wineries that were on it. Much time lost. The indicated start point was listed second on the itinerary. The information provided about each location made no mention of reservations were required, the cost or even estimate cost to get into the winery and have a wine tasting. .”
Review of the Lassen Volcanic National Park audio driving tour, with route details, hiking stops, app tips, price value, and seasonal advice.
“This is the first time we’ve used a self driving tour app. It was wonderful! Very thorough information, plenty of notice about the stops and felt like we didn’t miss a thing on our drive-through Lassen park.”
Review of the Redwood National and State Parks audio driving tour, with route details, costs, closures, app tips, and who will enjoy it most.
“Great personal tour guide to have with me and guiding me to stops i would have missed otherwise. The Map was easy to follow. Had to restart the app after a long stop cause these location apps drains the battery.”
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