Top Australia & the Pacific Audio Guides - page 18

The perfect Queensland bucket list experience is here! Enjoy time exploring both coasts of the world’s largest sand island, on one eco-adventure to suit all travelers. Start your getaway in style, with a pre-night and a post-night stay at Kingfisher Bay Resort (confirm a ferry transfer time that suits your travel plans). Relax on island time and enjoy full access to the resort facilities, in preparation for your two-day 4WD tour. Lead by your expert local guide, tick off all of the favorite Fraser Island locations including the crystal-clear Lake McKenzie, and the towering rainforest of Pile Valley. PLUS, uncover some of the destinations lesser known but equally spectacular spots, such as the hidden oasis of Lake Wabby.

Step into Sydney’s story on this self guided walk from Paddy’s Markets Haymarket Sydney through lively Chinatown Sydney and the calm Chinese Garden of Friendship, Sydney. Follow the waterfront at Darling Harbour Sydney, explore maritime tales near the Australian National Maritime Museum and SEA LIFE Sydney Australia, then cross the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge Walk. Climb via Watson Road to the leafy calm of Observatory Hill Park Sydney, soak up views at Broughton Street Lookout, pause at the H.M.A.S Sydney Monument, and finish beneath the famous Luna Park Sydney face and towers. Along the way, uncover Aboriginal heritage, colonial grit, harbour culture, and one of Australia’s great UNESCO World Heritage stories—at your own relaxed pace.

Discover Sydney, the Emerald City, in a day full of culture, history and breathtaking views. Explore landmarks such as the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, and The Rocks Historic District. Enjoy stunning views from Sydney Tower and stroll through the Botanical Gardens. This walking tour offers you a comprehensive overview of the city with detailed audio commentary for each Attraction, allowing you to experience Sydney’s fascinating history while soaking up its vibrant vibe. - Walking tour of 7.4 km, duration of 3 hours - Explore 18 major sites with interactive audio guides - Views of the Opera House, Harbour Bridge and more - Easy access from the Check-out Point near the Art Gallery of New South Wales

Set out on the ultimate coast-to-coast itinerary that combines the ‘best of the best’ in one easy five-day package on K'gari. Relax island-side, spending one pre-night and two post-nights at the eco-friendly, Kingfisher Bay Resort located on the western bay. Immerse yourself in an array of nature-based activities and dine at a selection of bars and restaurants. After a relaxing night at Kingfisher Bay Resort, head out for two full days of touring where you’ll discover all the island’s must-see attractions with an expert local guide, spending one night at K'gari Beach Resort, situated on 75 Mile Beach along the island's famous east coast.

Travelers short on time in Christchurch don’t have to miss out on one of North Canterbury’s finest attractions: whale watching at Kaikoura. Taking a helicopter flight from Christchurch makes it easy to spot sperm whales in the ocean without having to spend hours sitting in a car. Also look out for dolphins and seals, which are also abundant in the area.

Experience the Great Ocean Road like a local. The private group tours are led by experienced local drivers who know the hidden gems and secret spots that most visitors never find. We'll show you wild kangaroos and koalas in their natural habitat—no extra costs, no tourist traps. Hotel pickups from Melbourne are included, so you can relax while we handle the driving. Want to add a helicopter experience at the Twelve Apostles? You can request it anytime, and we'll arrange it as an optional add-on at your request. What you really get is personalized attention, insider knowledge, and a carefully curated mix of natural beauty, local culture, and unforgettable wildlife encounters. Every stop is chosen to give you the complete Great Ocean Road experience—from dramatic coastal cliffs to charming seaside towns to secret photography spots that'll make your photos stand out.

Embark on an extraordinary journey along the Great Ocean Road, a stretch of coastal paradise that promises breathtaking vistas, natural wonders, and unforgettable experiences. Our specially curated Minibus and Large Van tours ensure that you not only witness the iconic attractions but also immerse yourself in the rich history and diverse landscapes that define this Australian gem.

Experience Phillip Island like a local with our intimate private group tours (just 1-5 passengers). Unlike crowded large buses, you'll travel in a comfortable vehicle with a knowledgeable local driver who knows the best wildlife viewing spots and photography locations. Hands-on wildlife encounters are the heart of this experience—cuddle koalas, feed wallabies, and spot seals in their natural habitat at Koala Conservation Park. Then witness the world-famous little penguin parade at dusk, a natural spectacle that returns every single night. With hotel pickups and a personalized pace tailored to your interests, you get the complete Phillip Island experience without the stress of navigating on your own. This is authentic, intimate, and utterly unforgettable.

Sydney’s architecture tells a story of how Australia’s largest city evolved from a colonial outpost into a modern metropolis. On this self-guided architectural walking tour, you’ll hear the stories behind its most significant landmarks and structures, and find out how a series of fascinating characters has shaped this harbour city. The tour starts at Sydney Town Hall, built directly above an old burial ground, where you’ll hear its haunted history. You’ll make your way through the city centre, exploring grand buildings including the ornate Queen Victoria Building with its stunning copper-domed roof, and past the Sydney Tower Eye, the tallest structure in the city. As you walk, you’ll hear about the mysterious disappearance of the QVB’s solid gold key, and discover the fiery past of St. Mary’s Cathedral. The tour ends at Circular Quay, where you can take in spectacular views of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, and continue exploring Sydney’s most iconic spot.

Brisbane’s South Bank is often considered the city’s cultural and dining heart. On this self-guided audio tour, you’ll discover how this area evolved from originally a convict work site and then a rough waterfront of wharves and rowdy pubs into Brisbane’s most loved destination. The tour begins at the Nepalese Peace Pagoda, a remarkable structure hand-carved by 160 Nepalese master craftsmen, entirely without nails or power tools. Along the way you'll encounter some of South Bank’s more whimsical touches, like the upside-down elephant sculpture. You'll have a chance to immerse yourself in the Aussie lifestyle at parklands, beaches, and relaxed outdoor living at places like The Boat Pond, Streets Beach, River Quay Green, and Picnic Island. The tour ends at the historic Plough Inn, where you can enjoy a classic Aussie meal at an iconic and historic pub with live music – and, of course, plenty of cold beer and refreshments.

This private Brisbane sightseeing tour offers a relaxed and flexible way to explore the city’s top highlights in comfort. Travel in a private vehicle with an experienced driver-guide providing live commentary, personalised attention, and the freedom to enjoy each stop at your own pace without the rush of group tours.

Your adventure, your way! Enjoy a private, fully customized tour with a passionate guide who ensures every moment is unforgettable. Discover breathtaking landscapes, hidden gems, and must-see spots at your own pace, with flexible stops tailored to you. Whether you're into hiking, photography, or simply soaking in the views, we craft the perfect experience. Relax, explore, and make lasting memories—let’s create your dream journey!

Five days in the heart of the Red Centre, where every sunrise feels unreal and every night sky looks endless. This small-group adventure takes you deep into Australia’s most iconic landscapes — Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon, and the dramatic East & West MacDonnell Ranges. You’ll hike through ancient gorges, swim in hidden outback waterholes, and stand in places shaped by millions of years of history. At Kings Canyon, tackle the famous Rim Walk and explore surreal formations like the Lost City and the lush Garden of Eden. At Uluru, witness glowing sunsets, powerful cultural stories, and the raw energy of one of the world’s most sacred sites. By night, the desert takes over — crackling campfires, swag camping under billions of stars, and immersive First Nations astronomy experiences that completely change the way you see the sky. This is not just a tour. It’s a full Red Centre immersion — raw, remote, unforgettable.

Five days in the heart of the Red Centre, where every sunrise feels unreal and every night sky looks endless. This small-group adventure starts and ends in Alice Springs, taking you deep into Australia’s most iconic landscapes — Uluru, Kata Tjuta, Kings Canyon, and the dramatic East & West MacDonnell Ranges. You’ll hike through ancient gorges, swim in hidden outback waterholes, and stand in places shaped by millions of years of history. At Kings Canyon, tackle the famous Rim Walk and explore surreal formations like the Lost City and the lush Garden of Eden. At Uluru, witness glowing sunsets, powerful cultural stories, and the raw energy of one of the world’s most sacred sites. By night, the desert takes over — crackling campfires, swag camping under billions of stars, and immersive First Nations astronomy experiences that completely change the way you see the sky. This is not just a tour. It’s a full Red Centre immersion — raw, remote, unforgettable.

Welcome to Perth’s ultimate slow-burn story — a self-guided walking tour where the city reveals itself one thoughtful step at a time. This isn’t a checklist sprint between landmarks; it’s Perth loosening its collar and showing its personality. You’ll wander through expressive streets, creative hubs, heritage buildings, riverside calm, and leafy pauses that feel suspiciously good for the soul. Along the way are theatres with flair, libraries made for lingering, arcades that protect everyday rituals, and river views that quietly reset your mood. There’s humour tucked into history, calm behind the city buzz, and moments where Perth gently nudges you to slow down. No rush, no pressure — just stories, scenery, and a city that prefers conversation over performance.

No apps. No downloads. No in-person guides. This self-guided ghost tour runs through your basic web browser (password protected). Your phone will guide you to each location, where you will press play at each stop to uncover chilling stories, haunted locations, and dark colonial legends—at your own pace. Tour password is good for 7 days from time of first activation. Purchasing multiple tickets will create a password for your entire group.

Explore Queenstown at your own pace on this self-guided walking tour through the heart of New Zealand’s adventure capital. Stroll the lively pedestrian mall with its boutiques, cafés, and street performers, then meet William Rees, the town’s founder, at his bronze statue. Relax by Lake Wakatipu at Queenstown Beach, framed by soaring mountains, or pause at the WWI Memorial Gate before admiring Queenstown’s oldest building, Williams Cottage. Along the way, discover the charm of St Peter’s Anglican Church, the history-rich Speight’s Ale House, and Queenstown’s legendary foodie icons like Fergburger. For thrills, spot paragliders, check out iFLY Indoor Skydiving, or ride the Skyline Gondola to panoramic views and luge tracks. Wind down with markets, lakefront parks, or even a cocktail in the Ice Bar. This walk blends history, scenery, and adventure into one unforgettable Queenstown experience.

Cape Woolamai was shaped by millions of years of violent ocean swells and fierce Antarctic winds. On this coastal self-guided audio tour, you’ll discover how this dramatic granite headland became the setting for one of Australia’s most successful conservation programs. You’ll also explore sea caves carved by hydraulic action, pink granite cliffs that supplied stone for Melbourne’s Parliament House, and the nesting grounds of seabirds that migrate 15,000 kilometres from Alaska each year. The tour starts at Woolamai Surf Beach, a designated National Surfing Reserve known for its powerful waves and dangerous rip currents. Along the way, you’ll hear about how George Bass landed his open whaleboat in 1798, naming this fish-shaped headland after the Eora word for snapper, and explore the ruins of the granite quarry that once supplied stone for Melbourne’s iconic buildings. The tour ends back at the Woolamai Surf Beach car park where you began your journey.

Step into Devonport, Auckland’s charming seaside village where Victorian villas, volcanic cones, and sparkling harbor views set the scene. Just a short ferry ride from the city, this destination feels like a world apart. This 5-kilometer self-guided adventure takes you through 31 fascinating stops, from the bustling ferry terminal to the summit of Mount Victoria. Along the way, enjoy sweeping 360-degree views of Auckland’s skyline and Rangitoto Island. Wander at your own pace down leafy streets lined with heritage cottages, explore historic naval sites, and uncover hidden military tunnels. Your phone guides you seamlessly offline no data needed as you stroll between landmarks. Discover the Māori stories behind Takarunga’s sacred slopes and learn how Devonport once housed the Southern Hemisphere’s largest drydock. Here, ancient pā sites blend with modern cafés, boutique shops, and a vibrant village atmosphere.

Explore St Kilda like a pro-wanderer with the Trippy Tour Guide — your chatty, slightly dramatic, always-right navigator. Glide from calm libraries to grand town halls, leafy gardens, giant chess boards, artist hideaways, penguin parades, and the fabulous chaos of Acland Street. Stroll beside beaches, arches, roller coasters, sea baths, lighthouses, skateparks, piers, and palm-lined boulevards until the sunset decides to show off. Finish at Albert Park Lake feeling like you’ve unlocked a secret level of Melbourne. Expect stories, surprises, and seagulls with too much confidence.

Are you looking for a way to explore the Outback without joining a tour group? Join this self-guided driving tour with Clive Gregory, an expert guide in Central Australia, and enjoy the Outback at your own pace. Journey from Alice Springs to Ross River Resort, exploring the majestic East MacDonnell Ranges. Unveil Aboriginal creation stories, Arltunga's gold rush, and local legends shaping the rugged landscape. Highlights include Jesse Gap, Corroboree Rock, and insights into Alec Ross's wartime experiences. Clive Gregory, an accredited guide, shares Central Australia's rich history, geology, biodiversity, and local culture, ensuring an engaging experience for all. Get unlimited use of this tour before your booking date and after it. You can use the virtual tour option at home, too. Once you have booked, you will receive instructions and a unique code to download the tour. The app displays directions to the starting point; when you’re in the right place, tap start.

Discover Brisbane's sun-drenched energy and emerging cultural confidence with your self-guided audio tour. Begin at South Bank where the man-made beach, cultural precinct, and lush parklands lining the Brisbane River have transformed former industrial land into one of Australia's most beloved urban spaces. Wander through the Queensland Cultural Centre. Scale the iconic Story Bridge for unforgettable views, uncover Fortitude Valley’s nightlife and designer boutiques, and meet Australia’s cutest locals at Lone Pine. Extend your adventure beyond the city limits with seamless links to Moreton Island’s crystal-clear lagoons, shipwreck snorkelling sites, and sweeping sand dunes glowing at sunset, then soak up Noosa’s golden surf beaches, coastal walking trails, buzzing riverside dining, and relaxed village charm. Along the way you’ll encounter subtropical skylines, riverside vistas, and coastal horizons that reveal the full spectrum of Queensland’s experiences.

Wander Fremantle the way it likes best: curious, unhurried, and slightly spooky. This self-guided walk weaves from Fremantle Markets to the quiet power of the Fremantle War Memorial, drifting through Esplanade Park Fremantle and past parking Esplanade Hotel Fremantle. You’ll uncover ghost stories on a Fremantle Arts Centre ghost tour, face dark maritime history at WA Shipwrecks Museum Fremantle, circle The Round House Fremantle, and explore creative corners like shed art. The walk stretches along Victoria Quay, past the WA Maritime Museum, out toward South Mole Lighthouse, and back through the heart of town via Republic of Fremantle, The National Hotel Fremantle, Fremantle Oval, and Walyalup Koort Fremantle. Expect humour, history, sea air, and stories that linger longer than planned.

Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city, invites you to explore its 17 places of interest in one day. See iconic landmarks such as the Sky Tower, which offers an exceptional panorama, and St. Patrick’s Cathedral, a symbol of Irish heritage. Stroll through the vibrant Britomart district and visit the Auckland Art Gallery, the country’s largest art museum. This walking tour allows you to immerse yourself in the Maori and colonial history of the city while enjoying its modernity. - Explore 17 must-see attractions in Auckland in 1 day - Take in the view from Sky Tower, the tallest tower in the southern hemisphere - Visit historic sites like St Patrick's Cathedral and Auckland District Court - Travel the city center at your own pace with an interactive Audio Guide available on the navaway® app