AUDIO TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 9 monterey and carmel tours worth pressing play on. The narrated walks and skip-the-line guides travellers rate the highest, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Carmel fairy-tale houses on a self-guided VoiceMap walk with offline audio and GPS, from Ocean Ave to Devendorf Park.
Most Popular“The narration is interesting but the homes are hard to see with all the mature trees around. I would suggest a stronger warning about the steep grades you will experience. I was unable to complete the tour.”
A self-guided audio drive from Monterey and Carmel with offline GPS cues, rich stories, and easy pacing along the 17-Mile Drive highlights.
“The audio is the perfect way to learn about each stop on The 17-Mile Drive. It’s easy to use, allows you as much time as you wish to spend at each stop, and gives interesting facts about the sites. Highly recommend!”
Follow John Steinbeck’s Cannery Row on a $8.99 VoiceMap walk with lifetime offline audio, from the Sardine Factory to Steinbeck Plaza.
“We tried for several hours to log on and get the your including on the phone with one of your representatives. It DIDNT WORK.”
Walk Carmel-by-the-Sea on a self-guided VoiceMap audio tour with GPS guidance, offline audio, and house-by-house stories for $11.99.
“Price was right, and some good history. But hard to use. We didn't know until we started how long the walk would be, and weren't sure where we were at one point so quit the tour. Couldn't go back and forth from map to audio easily, and couldn't always figure out where we were on…”
Walk Downtown Carmel-by-the-Sea with a self-guided VoiceMap audio tour. Offline audio, lifetime access, art and local stories in about an hour.
“Quaint shops, cute little alleyways! Handy restrooms, as well. The information given was done well and well-organized.”
Self-guided Big Sur audio drive from Carmel to McWay Waterfall. Offline GPS, stop options, and iconic bridges with flexible timing.
“It had stops we would not necessarily have made. I wish it would start where you are located but thankfully it was just down the road. The app worked well. Glad we did the Big Sur trip from Carmel. Loved the stop and resume option.”
Self-guided VoiceMap walk in Carmel with offline GPS and audio stops on M.J. Murphy, the Harrison Library, and The Valentine.
“First, downloading the app was a bit of a hassle. The app itself or operator had difficulty getting it started. It was challenging.”
A self-guided 30-minute audio drive through Carmel-by-the-Sea with offline VoiceMap audio, maps, and standout landmarks like Mission Carmel.
“Fun to travel routes i haven’t been on before in the area. Narrow roads and in neighborhoods. You are forced to write a review with Viator. Disable the option before taking the trip in your profile.”
Self-guided VoiceMap audio tour from the Salvador Dalí Museum through Monterey Wharf and Historic Park, ending near Pacific House.
“We had a great time on the tour, good wine and a lot of information about Carmel. Tobi was an excellent guide for the day.”
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