AUDIO TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 5 tucson 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.
Drive Mount Lemmon from Tucson with an offline, geotagged audio tour: 44+ stories, scenic stops, and flexible 2–3 hours for $16.99.
Most Popular“This works well when driving up but hard to use driving down the mountain. I didn't notice that the trails were shown in red until the trip was almost over.”
Drive Saguaro National Park at your own pace with GPS-triggered audio stories, offline maps, and easy stop-and-hike options for a 2–3 hour day.
“The self guided tour is easy to follow. The narration is spot on. Many places to stop and see the sites. Some of the roadway is not paved. Overall very enjoyable.”
A self-guided Downtown Tucson audio walk with offline maps and stories of Spanish forts, adobe homes, and Main Avenue mansions.
“My wife and I (along with Oscar, our dog) enjoyed listening to the audio while walking in front of the houses and buildings. We have found it very interesting in every aspects (history, construction influence, etc.)”
Drive Mount Lemmon and Saguaro NP with a lifetime offline audio guide, 40+ stories, free stops, and hikes from easy to big.
“Providing my own tour with the help of Google Maps. Hopefully my credit card is credited with the cost of the tour by the time I get home from vacation.”
A full-day, GPS-guided audio drive through Saguaro National Park’s best stops, with hikes, overlooks, and an easy museum break.
“This was billed as an audio driving tour. It’s useless. The National Park Service visitor center has all the info you need for a driving tour in their free map. Don’t waste your money on this scam”
Self-guided tours and skip-the-line guides, in every city we cover.
