Seattle · SELF-GUIDED AUDIO TOURS
Good self-guided audio tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
A flexible Olympic National Park audio drive with GPS stories, waterfalls, lakes, rainforest, and mountain stops for $16.99 per car.
“Not worth the money at all, very brief statements along the way. Not much good info and expected more based on description.”
Explore Seattle’s past with a self-guided puzzle walk from Union Station to Waterfront Park, featuring Pioneer Square, Pike Place Market, and 10 challenges.
“We never could find whatever we were supposed to find in front of the art museum. And the totem poles at the waterfront are gone at the moment, off getting refurbished, so we had to guess at that one. The route it takes you through is intended to pad the time and the story narration hops out of present tense and into past tense a few times.”
Explore Olympic National Park at your own pace with GPS-triggered stories, scenic drives, rainforest walks, beaches, waterfalls, and practical local tips.
“This was an excellent narrative. It took us to places we might have skipped. Rialto Beach and Ruby Beach were highlights as was seeing a bear along Hurricane Ridge.”
Explore Olympic National Park with GPS audio stories, offline maps, waterfalls, rain forests, mountain views, and wild Pacific beaches at your own pace.
“Beautiful area. Great narration. Provided history, stories and soothing music. New exactly where we were the entire tour.”
Pick a pier, a mountain road or a kitchen.
