San Francisco · AUDIO TOURS
The 10 best audio tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Visit Alcatraz by official ferry, explore its prison and gardens, and follow two audio tours with an optional night visit.
“Absolute blast! Guided audio tour was super cool and well done. I wish cafeteria and other parts were open, but still a great experience.”
Explore Alcatraz with its excellent audio tour, then add a bike, bus, or Bay cruise option. Useful tips on tickets, timing, value, and walking.
“Everyone was very friendly and informative. Our contact via text was very accessible. We even had a sunny and warm day.”
Explore Alcatraz by ferry, hear its official Cellhouse audio tour, and weigh the value of the popular but costly night option.
“I was a amazing experience that I don't think I'll ever get the chance to do again. I 100% recommend this on anyone's bucket list! Definitely make sure you have good shoes. There's a lot to explore.”
Explore Napa and Sonoma by car with 82 audio stories, winery tips, volcanic sights, and lifetime access for $24.99 per group.
“You say you cater to people over 60. This one had trouble with the app. We were not going to drive 40 mins to start the app when we knew the app covered the area we were in. I finally got it to talk a little when it identified where we were bu”
Explore San Francisco’s Embarcadero on a self-guided audio walk linking waterfront history, sea-level science, Pier 7, and the Ferry Building.
“This was not so much about San Francisco as it was about global warming and and rising waters! My friends who downloaded the talk had their audio cut out and fade out mid sentence”
Explore Muir Woods at your own pace with 31 audio stories, offline maps, and a scenic drive from Mill Valley to the redwoods.
“No network connection and the route being given by Park Staff made it hard pressed to identify Redwoods in the distance. Small Grove on the side of a mountain located in area with no stopping area”
Explore Japantown’s food, jazz, and wartime stories on a 50-minute self-guided audio walk with offline maps and lifetime access.
“It’s perfectly paced, and there were times when you could pause and explore the spots she covered more in-depth.”
Explore Point Reyes by car with 53 GPS-triggered stories, wild beaches, elephant seals, Cypress Tree Tunnel, and the lighthouse.
“I could not get on the tour. I am 75 years old and it was not user friendly I will never waste my money with your company again.”
Drive San Francisco from the Painted Ladies to the Golden Gate Bridge with offline audio stories, flexible stops, and one low carload price.
“It was a rocky start to the tour as it assumed we had approached the starting point from the opposite direction. It wasn’t always clear how to find the next stop as we were wanting to do it all in order. The audio that did play when we were in the right place was excellent.”
Walk across the Golden Gate Bridge with a flexible GPS audio tour covering its cables, designers, construction, and Sausalito views.
“Never received information. Never opened the tour. Got absolutely nothing for my money. Horrible experience for all of my San Francisco tours. Total waste of money.”
Pick a shoreline, a hill or a tasting room.
