New Zealand · AUDIO TOURS
The 6 best audio tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Ride a self-drive rail car on the Rotorua Railway, with audio guide, covered comfort, and scenic views of Lake Rotorua and Mount Tarawera.
“Very Good I am not writing an essay, just a review.”
Self-guided audio tour of Auckland from Sky Tower to Albert Park, with GPS map and key sights, letting you wander at your pace for $15.29.
“Great audio tour. Lots of walking up and down hills, so wear comfortable walking shoes. Information was very informative.”
Self-guided GPS audio tour of Picton, NZ, past Māori stories, the Edwin Fox and whaling harpoon displays, plus the War Memorial Arch.
“You need to download an app to hear the tour and have earbuds. Complete pain to use. Now, I can't get a refund.”
Self-guided audio tour of Akaroa’s French heritage, lighthouse, war memorials, wharf stops, and harbour views, 1 to 3 hours.
“Free WiFi to be able to utilize this tour was non-existant. We couldn't get download with using our own data plan and costing us more money. We were not told on website to download prior to getting to Akaroa which then we would have been able to use it. Well we still walked around and enjoyed the city. Not worth the money.”
Walk Napier’s 1931 earthquake story with a self-guided English audio tour, GPS map, and two memorial stops. Mobile ticket, $15.29.
“Great concept. Enjoyed the short walking tour. App was a little clunky at times but got it sorted. Would have liked a bit more signage and pics along the trail but very informative.”
Walk Dunedin at your own pace with a GPS audio guide to top sights like The Octagon, railway station, and Toitū Museum.
“Great information and a map of highlights and at your own pace. Great alternative to a group walking tour.”
From the fiords to the geothermal belt, sorted by what you want to do with the day.
