New Zealand · AUDIO TOURS
4 audio tours laid out with the price, the running time and the kind of traveller each one actually suits. Top of the list first.
Ride a self-drive rail car through Rotorua scenery with an audio guide, Lake Rotorua views, railway history, blankets, and station tea.
“Very Good I am not writing an essay, just a review.”
Review of Auckland’s self-guided audio walk, covering seven city sights, price, route, practical tips, value, and who should book.
“This self guided tour is great for groups or as a solo traveler. You can go at your own pace, re-listen to the commentary if you need and take lots of pics. I was able to see parts of the city I wouldnt have seen otherwise.”
Explore Picton by foot with a GPS audio tour covering Māori heritage, maritime history, whaling, and the scenic foreshore.
“You need to download an app to hear the tour and have earbuds. Complete pain to use. Now, I can't get a refund.”
Explore Akaroa at your own pace with an English audio tour covering French history, the lighthouse, harbour, churches, and town sights.
“We really liked walking around on our own time seeing the sights of Akaroa. Thanks Viator!”
Pick a coast, a crater or a cellar door.
